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Elise
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025
This travel bidet is just okay. I know you can't expect a travel version to be super powerful, but it definitely takes more spraying to -ahem- do its job than a regular bidet. And I would normally not fault it for that, but because the reservoir is small, I always have to fill it up at least twice. This was fine in the hotel where the sink was right next to the toilet, but if that's not the setup for your intended setting, then you will likely run into problems with this.It does pack down pretty small (one part fits inside the other saving on space), so that was a plus. It's also fairly easy to use once you read the instructions.
Kyle Jackson
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025
Wasn't very impressed with this item. It received 2 stars because of how portable it is and how easy it is to store and put away the kit. Other than that, it was largely not well functioning.Doesn't have enough water volume being sprayed to work decently well, even on the highest setting. The strands of water just aren't high enough volume and not close enough together.The battery does work fine but it only has a large enough reservoir to use for maybe 20 seconds of use? I was filling up twice when wanting to use it and that's just not a sanitary process.
M. Clark
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
This portable bidet has been so convenient and easy to use! It's easy to charge and the spray action is powerful. The normal mode is the best one for me but there are two other options. It is a little large in my hand but I'm not sure if it could be made any smaller. It has come in handy after surgery and kept me nice and clean. It may not be the best for just something you keep in your purse at all times but for after surgery care or illness it's a great tool to have to keep you feeling clean.
K. Lee
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025
We've had a permanent bidet in our home toilet for 5+ years which we've grown accustomed to. To the point we try to hold off on using non-bidet toilets when we're out or at a friend's house.We've seen the portable manual type bidets which look ineffective.We gave this a shot and while it doesn't have the same pressure as our home unit, it gets the job done and is convenient to use. Worth a shot if a clean backside is important to you.
Vince
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2025
This isn't as good as the older one that I have (the one with the folding head). The water pressure isn't as strong because it's spread out, and the water reservoir isn't as big.
PersonReviewsLife
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2024
This comes with a pouch to carry it in, but it really only fits if you shove the nozzle into the bottle like it is when you first get it. You'd probably have to dry the bottle each time before you pack it away so you don't trap water in there.This is a really cool idea and it works. You can either press power to shut it off or turn it upright to auto-shut off. It has to be in the right position to keep working. If you press the water button, it cycles through 3 speeds from least strong to most. However, it's large and makes a hum/buzz.If you really need something like this, it does work, but be aware that it's not very small.
Tenmiles
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2024
This portable electric bidet appliance is kind of like a powered version of those "peri bottles" they send you home with for postpartum toilet care, except instead of just squeezing the bottle to spray the water, this has a little pump inside and it automatically shoots out the spray. It's a nice improvement on the "manual" design.Can be filled with warm water for a more comfortable application.There are three spray modes: normal, pulse, and strong. I personally felt that the normal mode was the most comfortable and only one I cared to use. Your mileage may vary.I'd never used a bidet before, either built-in or hand-held, but I recently had surgery and have been dealing with inflamed hemorrhoids and tenderness, and the advantage of the spray is that it helps to minimize the amount of wiping you need to perform. Still some, but less; and with less force.However, as an inexperienced user, I found that it can sometimes be a little awkward holding the device at the correct angle, and sometimes the underside of the toilet seat gets some overspray in the back, requiring some wiping up of the toilet when you're done.It breaks down for travel and the pump section stows away inside the bottle, but the attached cap gets in the way a little when you're trying to position & use the device. For my own non-travel use at home, I took that cap off the bottle entirely, so it won't flop around and get in the way.You can tell when the water runs out because the pump starts sounding raspy, so you turn it off at that point. One full bottle (about 10 ounces) is usually enough for a single application.The product listing mentioned something about attaching it to a standard beverage bottle of larger capacity, but I haven't looked into that or tried.I charged it up full when I first opened it. I've been using it for two weeks and the light turned red to indicate low power just today, so I have recharged it once in two weeks: maybe 20-30 seconds of pump time, run 3 or 4 times a day.It's definitely been a help for my situation, and I do see how this would be easy to travel with; I just hope I won't need to.
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