[2nd Generation] Portable Travel Bidet by GUSTYLE, IPX6 Waterproof Electric Bidet Sprayer with Automatic Decompression Film and Nozzle 180 Degree Adjustment (140ml)

I purchased this little bullet cause I don’t like “releasing demons” in public cause 1. I can’t get comfortable, B. they (the public toilet) repulse me and most importantly, I like to “get clean” ie shower after I exorcise said demons. It sucks cause if one refuses to go I have to push and wind up pinching it off thus causing a serious need for a baptism of the bum!In comes this sweet baby jesus to the rescue! He washes from the rooter to the tooter. Let’s just call him John the Baptist (JtB)! He washes everything so clean that all I need is a couple squares to pat dry. A few times I followed JtB with some wet wipes cause I was a non-believer like Clarence. But once I saw the miracle it performed each time, I became a believer! I believe!!! I believe so much, I sent my daughter a JtB as a surprise even tho she has no issues in “releasing demons” anywhere.Now upon first glance, he looks like a special toy and I can’t wait for the look on TSA face when they see him in my luggage through the scan! It would have been nice if he came with a travel bag, but it’s ok I’ll find one!I do have two things I’m not most pleased with JtB tho…first being, he doesn’t have a water fill line. I overfill him every time and lastly, the water does not last a minute. I’ve only ever used the low setting and the water runs out each time. The tooter be so fresh and so clean so I’m not complaining too much.If this review has made you a believer, a little happier, was remotely inspiring or helpful, I recommend you to get one! (No I am not a robot or AI making this post…LMAO)

The media could not be loaded. I am a germ freak. I have a sophisticated bidet at home. I really enjoy to do my thing at home. Unfortunately, when a biological need calls when I am outside, I have no choice. I always carry toilet seat cover, Lysol spray and finally this portable battery operated bidet. This is so wonderful. The bidet has 2 settings: high and low. On high, the squirting runs for about 20 seconds. I usually carry a water bottle to refill this bidet. The water compartment of this bidet contains about 200 ml of water. I can refill this compartment twice with 500 ml regular size water bottle. This bidet is powered by 2 aaa batteries. I wouldn't trade my sophisticated bidet at home with this. However, when I am on the go, this is always with me like my cellphone.In summary, the positives are:- the squirting is sufficiently strong enough- this bidet is powered by ubiquitous aaa batteries.- this bidet is lightweight and can be pocketed easily.The drawbacks are:- the water compartment always contains 200 ml. So, I usually bring in a 500 ml regular size water bottle with me as I usually use about 400 ml.

First, over-the-toilet-bidet is expensive and not everyone knows how to install. Also, not every toilet has a (water) tank where you can connect to an over-the-toilet-bidet or handheld spray.This device uses two AAA batteries to pump the water. To use it, just fill it with water and press the button - very simple!Keep in mind this device lasts about 9 months. I’ve tried other brands, they also last about 8 to 9 months. They either just stop working or the jet stream becomes very thin and weak - even when you replace it with new batteries and jet-head that come with this product.When the battery is new, the water pressure is strong. After daily use for about 2 weeks, as battery loses its energy, the jet stream also becomes weaker. If you like strong jet stream, just replace the batteries.UPDATE (9/3/2024）： It seems the quality of this device is getting worse! I bought it on 6/22, and it stopped working today - only last two months! I’m very disappointed!

Since my back Surgery just don't have the maneuverability so needed to buy a bidet addon for my toliet and it was god send. Traveling became a problem since I haven't found one motel that has a bidet even in the handicap rooms. Checked and found that portable hand held bidet are available either squeezed bottle or battery powered so figured powered would be way to go. I picked this brand because seams they have experience in this business and today gave it a try. It worked out fine and it has 2 force setting but only used high so far. Doesn't have the power of a toilet one has but good enought to get the job done without making a mess. You remove the plastic cover and fill it partly with water then attach it to the bottom of the main unit with a twist until it locks. You then fold down the bar positioning it under your backside a push one of the buttons and water begins to flow. Takes little practice and might take couple of runs since doesn't hold lot of water but its lot better than back pain. Check the results after washing and flushing then ran my toilet bidet and all was clear, thumbs up.Update: tried it few times now and still thumbs up but has 2 small issues that should have been taken into account but minor. One not bag or case to carry it should have been one specifically since comes with 2 heads, second no fill line on the water cap so easy to over fill so I would not hook it to main unit unless over sink until you learn the water level that works. FYI "ProCase Hard Case for Philips Norelco OneBlade" worked out fine it holds the bidet, extra nozzle and batteries.Update: correction there is a fill line somewhat but very hard to see and does come with carrying bag but i would invest in hard case you will need it. It's working out perfectly but my 3 recommendations, 1) bring spare batteries a few sets just in case. 2) alcohol wipes to clean spray arm if dirty. 3) have a gallon jug of water near by specially if sink isn't close because you run through water fast and going to take more than one tank to fully clean.Update: now 2024 and it's starting to loose power with a much diminished flow force of water. Luckily I bought a second one before my trip which I'm now using. Still worth every penny it cost to have a clean bumb with no pain.