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Tomorthomas
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2025
I lost a similar squeeze-bottle type travel bidet, but I like this one better. It seals solidly and does not leak when stored or in use.It requires about three squeezes to fully empty the bottle, but the size is generous enough that you should never need to refill it for a single use.It would help if the name on the actual product had been spelled correctly. The name itself, whether spelled correctly or not, is IMHO a bit of a branding misstep. But it's not something I'm going to be putting on display anyway, so it doesn't really matter to me.
Elliot
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2025
This is an upgrade for me, from a more basic squeeze bottle travel bidet. I like to bring it with me on camping trips and overseas travel. I find that the toilet paper in some locals is extra sandpapery and I'd rather have another option.Anyway. Good design. Easy to keep clean. The bidet closes up into a little rounded cylinder that seems to be reasonably air and water tight. They've also included a drawstring plastic carrying bag, so if the outside isn't fully dried off before you stow it away, you won't get anything damp.In use, you just pop off the cap and pull the nozzle up to seat the o-ring. The top part screws off to fill with water. A particularly smart feature is that there's an on/off valve just below the nozzle. Turn slightly to open and you're good to go, as it were. Good spray action. Does what it needs to do.This is a definite upgrade for me. I'm happy to recommend it.
Jenny
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2025
When you're 16, daydreaming about your glamorous future and all the exciting adventures you'll have when you're finally grown and finally free, you never once think about going to the bathroom. I mean, I didn't. Because I'm not a freaky weirdo. Well, not that kind of freaky weirdo.But here I find myself, middle aged and living a slightly less glamorous life than I imagined, and thinking about bathroom related topics far far more than I pictured when I was bored in class as a kid. It's health. It's hygiene. It's a necessary part of being a human, and now that I'm older I'm getting pretty fancy with it. I have a bidet. I have flushable wipes and tidy disposable guest cloths for drying. I have lovely lemon scented spray. And now I have a travel bidet, for when I have to use a bathroom in the wild like a caveman, or in a public space.Living the dream here, and that is not sarcasm. This little purple wonder is a dream! Nothing has ever made me feel so old and boring OR so wise, as my sheer delight in this travel bidet. My 16 year old self would shrivel in shame, but she had her priorities all in a shamble, so forget her! The past is the past, and the future has magical lavender-colored hygiene devices spraying water all willy-nilly for your sanitation bliss. This baby is sturdy, easy to carry, understated, and has not leaked a single drop. It's classy, looks just like a water bottle. And ohhhh the clean! Plus it comes with a clear carry bag! I love it, and I'm talking it up to everyone I know who I can have that sort of conversation with.It's easy to understand and use, and works so good. Camping will never be the same. Gas station bathrooms will never be the same. Rest stops on long road trips will never be the same. Maybe it's not the glamour I pictured at 16, but what is? High heels make your feet hurt eventually. Glitter polished pedicures chip and fade. There comes a day when you realize it's time to donate your bodycon minidress to the costume pile, because if you're dancing, it's going to be in sweats through the kitchen on a friday night, because friday is ice cream day and you got a hot date with some rocky road and that's a great reason to dance. There comes a day when a travel bidet is upping your glamour, rather than detracting from it, because having a clean patoot is as dance-worthy as ice cream Fridays. Ask any dog who gets the zoomies after his bath, he'll tell you what's up. We should have him tell our 16 year old selves, too. So they're not too shocked.Excellent product, worth 10 stars for quality, ease of use, and convenience. I highly recommend.
Max Power (the name you'd love to touch)
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2025
I have back problems and as a result have purchased a bidet for my home to keep the harder to reach parts nice and clean. When on vacation it is difficult to be able to find that comfort and confidence of being able to have the flexibility to “go” in public places or where there is an expectation to be quick about anything. This portable bidet is excellent. It’s discreet like a water bottle and flexible enough to squeeze with one hand and extend enough to hit the right areas for maximum cleanliness. This way I’m not fighting to reach, to find enough space to move, or worry about taking so long in the bathroom. Great little tool, easy to use, not much to fuss about. If you fill it on the spot before use, you can manage the temperature as it can handle tap water hot.
AMChicago
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025
EXTREMELY PERSONAL REVIEW:I had my gallbladder removed recently and for anyone that has their’s removed knows exactly where I’m going with this. I was never told the consequences before having it removed….it was an emergency situation….but anyway, RIGHT AFTER I eat (especially anything with fat), I have to “go.” There’s like a 10 minute period between eating then having the urge. Yes, I should eat better, but this review is not about my poor eating habits.I live in an older apartment with horrible plumbing and without of bidet (like 99% of apartments). The wet wipes after the toilet paper were/are getting expensive, but it’s like it was something that I needed cause wipe after wipe with toilet paper was drying down there..I came across this item. It’s NOT difficult to use. It actually looks like a small water bottle with a lid (in a sense it is) and NOBODY is going to guess what it is when they see it so if you get embarrassed by that type of thing, you won’t. Me, on the other hand, don’t care if others know if it’s a portable bidet. Once you take the lid off, there’s a telescope head you pull out then you aim and squeeze.It fits comfortable in one hand, but you need some grip strength to “activate it.” That will go away in time as the plastic needs to be worked through. I find this very functionable. It comes with a clear plastic draw string bag. Honestly, I’m going to get another one to leave in my glove compartment because sometimes when I’m stuck on the road, I have to be-line somewhere to use a bathroom.I honestly think this is a neat little gadget.
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