Portable Bidet for Travel 3 Pressure Modes Waterproof Rechargeable Alternative to Wet Wipes Ideal for Trips Daily Use

I had a similar one to this but it only had two strengths and it used batteries. I got so tired of replacing batteries every few weeks, plus it was so-so on strength. (I use for home and travel.) This is excellent because it's rechargeable, just plug it into a USB! The strength settings are so much better, the light is ok, the medium is a little strange, it goes on and off and it's stronger than the first setting, and the 3rd one is strong...which is what I prefer, but just like a high powered water tooth flosser can cause bleeding, this can too if you're not careful. (After having to have a test and be cleaned out, I found out the high one is too high for several cleanings in one day. Ouch!) It holds a decent amount of water, I always fill mine up at least 2-4 times. That's the only thing that might be a problem, if you're not in a private bathroom I don't think you'd want to use it because not only will you probably want to fill it up more than once, this thing is pretty loud. I have accidentally hit the wrong button several times now and got water on myself or other things in the bathroom, too haha. I definitely think it's worth the price and it will cut down on toilet paper use. If you've never tried a bidet, this is a good one to try out. Handheld push/squeeze ones don't give you the strength (although they hold more water), battery powered ones use too many batteries (and I used rechargeables), and ones attached to your toilet can break or not sit right and you have to wiggle around to get it just so. Hopefully this will last awhile, will update if needed! **Update: 6 months in and it has started spraying out where it's not supposed to. Disappointed but might try duct tape ha!** Read more

We have bidets at home, and we travel a lot. We really miss our bidets when we travel, especially on cruises. They really frown on you using wet wipes and warn you that if you clog up their system, they'll charge you for it. A travel friend of mine bought this and recommended it. I got and really like it. You put the warm water from the sink into the plastic container, turn it over, turn it on, and use it. Easy. Works well. One full container is all you need. It's also easy to wash, which I do after each use. On the cruise ship we just leave it in the bathroom. It's easy to pack - I put it in a pair of socks and stuff it in my shoe, so it takes up no room. I definitely recommend this if you want to have a bidet effect while you travel! Read more

This handheld portable bidet has been a surprisingly handy tool for staying fresh on the go. It’s incredibly convenient to fill up with water and use wherever you need it. The fact that it stacks into itself for compact storage makes it easy to carry in a bag without taking up much space. The water pressure is decent—not as powerful as a standard toilet-mounted bidet, but it gets the job done effectively. There’s a bit of a learning curve during the first couple of uses as you figure out the best angle and technique, but once you get the hang of it, it’s easy to use. One minor improvement would be adding labels to the buttons, as it can take a moment to know the order. That said, it’s not a dealbreaker since the design is pretty intuitive overall. If you’re looking for a portable, discreet, and effective way to stay clean while traveling or away from home, this bidet is a solid choice. Practical, lightweight, and efficient! Read more

So… I waited until I had at least 3 bowel movements before I could give an honest review so here it goes: it works great and the pressure of the portable bidet is great. I even wiped with tissue after using to see how clean I was down there, and there was nothing there. Clean bill of health. It folds up nicely due to its portability, and it fits perfectly in my toiletry bag. Definitely worth the price. I’m officially spoiled down there. Read more

It was great while it lasted. It broke. It appears to have popped a gasket on the inside and the pump pushed water in, squirted out the USB c plug and then never functioned again. Read more

We travel a lot and this has been a life saver. Once you get used to bidets you can’t go back to toilet paper. We tried other non-electric products and they don’t even compare to this. This electric bidet has 3 power modes and the second is more than enough to do the job well without hurting. It’s also very easy to use and the stick is well built. Enough water capacity so that you don’t have to refill it in the middle of washing yourself. Haven’t had to recharge the battery yet so it seems to last. And love the portable design. Overall really happy with this product! I just hope it lasts for a long time. Read more

This thing has been an absolute life saver ever since I had my fistulectomy. I still use it and take it everywhere with me. Read more

This portable bidet is useless, you have to keep it on the charger most of the time, in order to use it. It will not hold a charge. The charge is only good for 2 days at best. And where I have to keep charged it, it's nowhere close to the toilet area. So, when needed, your out of luck. I even charged it before storing. I was getting ready to go on a trip it and when I reached my destination it was completely dead and I did not bring the charging cord with me! I bought a cheaper one it lasted longer time but the tip broke. So I thought, I'll pay a little more money and and get a better one Nope it was a waste of my money. Read more