First of all, drop the attitude “Us Americans don’t squirt water up our a&#”. A recent elongated stay in Asia taught me to appreciate the small water spigot installed next to every toilet. Well, it is probably the poor man’s solution to the fancy Japanese bidet, it does an incredibly good job for your hygiene, for your health, and for the environment. Here is why: The water quickly washes off the remains outside your rear end and it eliminates any odor hundred times better than toilet paper. For people prone to external hemorrhoid, it reduces any irritation from the use of paper towel. While it uses water, and you may still have to gently dab your behind with some toilet paper, it greatly reduces paper, and possibly avoid clogged toilets. Because there’s nothing like that in the US, I bought these handheld water sprayer bottles. And they work great. I didn’t experience leaking. I think if you do not close the lid tight enough, some water will leak when you use it. I believe other complains are largely due to mis- handling of the bottle, causing it to spray in the wrong places. And don’t squeeze it too hard. Aiming is more important in the whole thing. Read more
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Ok for wetting things down but not enough pressure to do any real cleaning. Instead of a number of holes in the nozzle head maybe one hole would allow more pressure. If you want a gentle wash this is fine but if you need more intense cleaning this is not the tool. Read more
Having surgery on your dominant arm? this is a must buy. Some people can afford a bidet, or add those attachments. I live in a rental and my super said absolutely not to the attachments as they are very susceptible to leaks. Enter this inexpective little portable bidet. Whether you just had surgery or not, the cost of toilet paper is high and this cuts down on on the amount you need substantially. You get a very clean experience each and every use and although my surgery arm has healed, I use it daily. I mentioned to my female doctor and apparently this is also a not so secret purchase for women after childbirth. Read more
Does what it's supposed to do. There's no real need for a bidet that requires charging, etc. whereas this is a simple fill and squeeze as necessary that's great for home or travel purposes. Read more
Finding out that I need to put on the nozzle before every use and remove it after in order to fit the nozzle back in the bottle for storage seems a poor design. I guess I should have read more reviews. Maybe a wider mouth to the bottle in order to not have to put on/take off each time? It's close to fitting, so a bit wider mouth would seem a good update to this model. The few times I used it, the nozzle fits snugly, which is good, it takes some effort to pull off. Not terribly hard, but difficult enough that I wouldn't want to do it all the time Moving on to another option... Read more
This is a great product and has saved me a lot of money in not having to buy as much toilet paper. Was great during the pandemic when tp was scarce. Read more
I've never used a bidet before, so I can't compare this to anything else. But - it was easy to use, and with a good squeeze the stream of water was sufficiently strong for me. Still had to use some TP to dry off, but considerably less than I would have used without this. Very happy with the price, and with my purchase. Read more
