Travel Bidet Spray Bottle for Portable Handheld Personal Hygiene - Eco Home USA

The Portable Travel Bidet - 7" is an excellent product. I use it with every bathroom visit. I was going to have a bidet attached to the toilet but I hatted the thought of using cold water for self cleansing. with the Portable Travel Bidet - 7" I able to use warm water for cleansing.The only problem I have the o ring washer at the end of the nozzle broke after a short period of time. casing nozzle cap to leak, it would be great to provide extra washers with the product and give the size washer that is being used.

Neat little device. It is important to follow the instructions and a bit of a challenge to manage holding a finger over the little hole in the bottom. If you don't, you get water all over. But, if the instructions with the device are read and followed, with practice it is a great cleaning tool and uses plain water.I have not traveled with it, but I can see if being very handy with the little water resistant pouch to keep it in.

Bought one for travel and tried it, worked well, bought another to have for RV use, and the second one leaks when filling through the hole on the bottom. Slight inconvenience. Takes a bit of getting used to and not as strong as a piped bidet but can get the job done.

I was a bit skeptical when ordering this item. I didn't think it would provide enough pressure to clean effectively, but I figured I'd give it a shot. I'm trying out the TP free life and wanted something cheap to make sure I liked it before ordering an electronic bidet.That said, I was pleasantly surprised when I first gave it a try. It has great pressure and holds plenty of water. After a little trial and error I was able to clean well enough to where I just pat myself dry instead of wiping lol. Construction is solid and it collapses into a small profile for travel. The only drawback I can come up with is that water begins to flow when it's tipped around the halfway point, so you need to be quick to get it into position.

To avoid dealing with Bidet bottom leakage, I filled the opening of the hole with Elmer's Glue and allowed it to dry 24 hours. That worked. When used, all it did was wet the rear and not remove any waste whatsoever because the pressure is weak. Maybe, if I used toilet paper, Bidet, and paper again it would work. Went back to toilet paper followed by a Charmin Wipe which did the job as always without wetting the toilet seat.

This one is a godsend for when I spend a couple of weeks elsewhere.I've had one at home for about 5 years [with a water heater attached tank for 4] and in the past it was so uncomfortable to not have one for a couple of weeks.This SOLVED THAT PROBLEM. It's a good size and it just works. If the air hole in the bottom is inconvenient for you, it would be simple to plug it.I tried from the back first, like TP, but it was hard to aim. It worked fine from the front and was much less awkward. 7 oz. is more than big enough. Just fill it with warm water and it's almost as convenient as being at home.Glad I finally tried it.

I like this bidet, but I don’t like the messiness that comes with filling it up and using it. This is because the small metal hole at the bottom must be plugged at all times or it will drip.I had been hoping this could be used as a traveling bidet, but with the hole at the bottom it wouldn’t be as feasible/convenient as I’d initially thought.

I bought this as a gift for a friend of mine undergoing radiation treatment for cervical cancer. She complained that it was very painful to urinate because the radiation causes damage to the area. I bought this for her and she said it has been a life-saver. She takes it with her when out of the house also so that she has relief when away from home. She also stores this in a refrigerator, which provides additional cooling and somewhat numbing relief. Because she has also suffered several strokes the deep angle of the neck was important so she wouldn't have to maneuver so much to get the spray to the right areas.