Soda or Water Bottle Fitting Pocket Lota Bidet and Screw On Soda Water Bottle Bidet

Speaking from a male perspective, without getting into the details of using this product I can say for those who do not always have the luxury of a hot shower after every BM this little device put to use after TP keeps me as fresh as a daisy. I use it with a flask shaped plastic bottle so I can discretely take it into the stall as a part of the ritual. I feel better, cleaner, healthier, and not self conscious about others in close proximity to me any more. I kind of wish this thing would catch on everywhere. I know some men will chastise a bidet as "fancy European fair" or even un-masculine but those are the same sort of guys who wear a uni-brow and dirty fingernails at the supper table with pride. You make your choice on what kind of man you want to be.

Was worried I would have to hunt for a specific bottle that it would fit. First one I tried was a 16.9oz Dasani water bottle and it fits perfectly. Both the outer 'screw on' spigot and the inner 'push in' seem to fit this bottle just fine. Experimented with the 'push in' spigot on the same bottle using normal steady pressure. This worked fine without any indication that the spigot might suddenly pop out of the bottle. Since I easily found a bottle that fit the 'screw on' spigot, and it seems slightly more foolproof, I'll probably just use that one.The strength of the stream using this spigot is probably less than a bidet seat with an electric pump but, it's not bad. Don't be scared off thinking it won't provide a strong enough stream to do the job.Seems like a great low tech substitute while on vacation or backpacking. Should be much easier to pack than the versions that include a bottle along with the nozzle. The price is more than reasonable.

I bought this bidet for camping. Toilet paper runs out and, well, it's a pain in the butt to manage and keep dry when you're backpacking. My package arrived with two different sprayer heads; one for 16oz water bottles and the other for soda bottles. I haven't tested the soda bottles yet but the performance was more than adequate using water bottles.Three things did occur to me -1) if the user is overweight, this would not be a travel tool for them. angles are everything and reach could be a problem .2) Angles - you will need to take care to not backsplash the bidet or to drip water on it once it leaves the bottle. It would be easy to fecal contaminate the bottle.3) Water flow rate - There's nothing to stop the flow or limit pressure. Unless you are sick or have digestive issues, 8oz appears to be enough water for me. You can use the reaiming water to wash your hands and clean the bottle/sprayer. Keep the bottle and sprayer separated from everything in it's own plastic bag on the outside of your pack.Finally, for the price this is awesome. For backpacking this works well for me and is compact. Just remember to always thoroughly clean yourself, the sprayer and the bottle to keep yourself healthy and your Imodium unused!

Super convenient, effective, pocketable for travel. I’ve used the threaded-on version so far. Works with all commercial bottled-water bottles I’ve tried in North America, Europe and and Asia.UPDATE: It also works with the "12 Survivors Collapsible Water" bottle, available here on Amazon-- this is a reusable, collapsible, BPA, PVC and phthalate-free soft bottle that packs up in next to no space and has an adaptor for standard water-bottle threads (which you will need). Between these two products, you have a completely portable solution that you can take anywhere. Bonus is that this soft bottle doesn't make crinkling sounds.

. Space shuttle failures apparently help nobody learn. O ring in ice water anyone? O rings are undersized so for a moment they work but any cold water and bam the head falls out and then you have to retrieve the spray head, wash It, and try to hold it in the bottle while cleaning yourself. Not the best experience...I found that the threaded sprayer works with smart water bottles so that's nice.

This is a great value for bidet nozzles. They seal well and don't leak.The best bottle I have found is Aquafina 12 ounce water bottles. The bottle plastic is thicker which makes using it quieter and the bottle lasts longer without deforming. These nozzles are small enough to put in pocket or purse and using them with a water bottle is very discreet. I have had ulcerative colitis and J-Pouch surgery. These are great for gentle cleanup.~Brian

Was a two pack , the one that screws on only fits certain size bottles and the outlet holes seem a little too small.The one with the "o" rings is the best although the first of the two "O" rings came out of its groove and then the nozzle popped out of the bottleand lost the "O" ring. I replaced the ring with a medium size rubber band wrapped multiple times and tightly in the groove. The nozzle fits tighter and better in the bottle this way and has never came out again. It also fits different size bottle openings better that way.

The one that screws on works very well. It squirts sufficient water on the targeted area to cleanse it. The other one that fits inside the bottle opening I have not tried. Time has lapsed now and I have tried the nozzle that fits inside the bottle. It shoots a good enough stream of water with little pressure on the plastic bottle but it does not seal very well and the water dribbles from the neck while it streams from the end. I probably will not use it again but some people may not be bothered by it.

I was very happy with your product. I used it over a week backpacking trip along the North Shore of Lake Superior. I would highly recommend this product.