That item is all well and good on a flat LEVEL surface, but if you have to use the ladder on a slope, you'll need to level it first before you can use that item. Also, NEVER EVER use a kitchen step stool that folds unless you 1) stabilize it and 2) finagle a way to make sure it doesn't close up on you. I neglected to do the two later rules and ended up having the thing close up on my feet and the only way I could get my feet out was to fall, the result being I messed up my left sacroiliac joint. Not good.
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Just don't leave those staples lying around.
It would be the ultimate irony it you stepped off the ladder safely only to have you foot impaled on an upturned staple...