2PCS The Original XL Butt Shower Portable Bidet 17oz with 2 Nozzle + Scalable Tube-500ml Travel Bidet-Douche Bottles for Women - Peri Bottle Postpartum for Feminine Care, Perineal Bottle for Cleaning

I have wished for my own bidet for years and I am coming to grips with the fact that this won’t be happening in this lifetime! I don’t even have a shower attachment that I could use. I have resorted to pouring warm water from a large plastic measuring cup a few times and it’s a mess!I wondered if this product could help my pretty sorry situation. And it did! I can’t speak to the quality of the plastic or how long they will hold up, but there are two, a pink and a blue bottle. There is just one of the top piece that screws onto the head of each bottle.I have zero ability to figure out how to put things together but even I managed with this. There’s a bottle and a screw on top. It has a round plastic thing you put inside the top so it will grip well and not leak. The top has a kind of small spatula like head with holes for the water to stream out. I happily discovered that this is a very effective way to administer a perfectly sized stream of warm water where it is designed to reach.The top telescopes and the instructions show a picture of it extended full length but that caused a big leak when the apparatus was upside down. I kept the entire thing collapsed like in my picture so the spatula head was as close to the bottle as possible. No leaking! I was so pleasantly surprised at how easily I could control exactly where the stream of water should go. It reminded me of a Japanese self cleaning toilet I once used. I think this is an awesome substitute for a full bidet. Oh, the small tip is for children. I tried it so you don’t need to! They have long yellow ziplock bags that I assume are waterproof and you can use to store your pair of portable bidets. (One bidet top, two water bottles)

I'm one of those people that MUST clean my butt with water, somehow, if I have to do the #2 outside of home. At home, I'd shower immediately after. I simply cannot stand feeling dirty and itchy, so when I saw this, I just HAD to try it.This past summer in my Asia travels, I used a full bidet for the first time. It was "interesting," to say the least. I am not used to having anything squirting water at my butt... it's usually me who is doing it to myself in the shower and timing was expected. It was still not as good as a shower but it was better than not having one, and I can see why some people really like them. This device puts the control back into my hand (no pun intended) so I actually feel more comfortable, as the timing of water hitting my butt is expected. This manual bidet, in my opinion, is a very nice to have item when away from home. I will be using it at work when there are emergencies.On the down side, drips may be an issue because when it's held upside down, water comes out quite a bit from the heads without me applying any pressure, so if you're in a place where getting things wet is a problem, keep that in mind. Then again, I am OCD like that, I don't like getting things wet without cleaning up.Overall, it's two bottles with a bright yellow carrying case for each. Not sure it's a discrete enough packaging but if you don't care what others think or if nobody is looking anyway, then it's probably not a big deal. The heads can be switched easily. The bottles are quite big, which is bad for discreteness but good for a thorough cleaning. I would definitely be carrying this with me on a roundtrip and keeping one at work just in case.

After exploring add-on bidet options that are attached to the toilet and hearing of problems with leaking water lines, I opted to go low tech and was pleasantly surprised how well this works, I appreciate that I can fill with warm water when needed for a little added comfort. Since this is a two-pack I now have one to take with me on road trips in addition to the one at home. The carry bag was a nice addition, and the collapsible nozzle makes it easy to fit discreetly anywhere.Most importantly the seal works! I have had no leaks and the bottle is made of a material that is easy to squeeze. Great quality, I expect this will last a long time with no issues.

This is a very simple and easy alternative to a bidet if you are used to having one. I got it for use in travel and it works for that purpose but is not as easy to pack as a set of wet wipes. But it is comfortable, easy, and does the trick. Being a mother, I could actually see how the best use for this might be post-partum. If I was having a baby I would definitely grab one of these.

This is a very handy product when traveling; it comes with a portable bag and does not leak. It is simple, but it does what it says.

I think the headline says it all. If you are the kind of person who needs to shower after every bowel movement or prefers to have a nice clean bum after such and don't have a bidet at your disposal, this product is right up your alley. Now, I didn't use this for post-partum or anything like that. But it functions as a perfect option for those who like to feel bidet clean after a bowel movement, but simply don't have one. I also like that there are two bottles and multiple nozzle heads, so you can pick your comfort level. Honestly, if you don't want to spend the money on a bidet, this is a great alternative that should last a long time, as it is completely re-usable.

This portable bidet is really easy to use. Simply fill with water and rinse. There are two nozzle tips; one is broader and allows a more gentle flow, while the other is a little smaller and offers a little stronger rinse. The bottle is fairly small (about the size of a ketchup bottle you'd see at a restaurant), and is easy to transport. This set would be good for camping if you didn't want to bring paper along or for situations where toilet paper is uncomfortable.