3PCS-Pack Backpacking Bidet for Camping Portable Bidet Pipe for Toilet, Universal Travel Bidets Compatible with Your Empty Plastic Bottle Mouth-Handheld Shattaf for Personal Hygiene,Cleaning,Outdoor

IBS sucks. Being stuck for a day at the airport also sucks. Being stuck at the airport with IBS and a limited number of wet wipes REALLY sucks. I'm so glad I got this set and stuck on in my backpack. There are a couple gaskets on the bottle end of this so it shoves into a lot of different sized bottles. I used a washed out mountain dew bottle lol. Fill with water, and you get about six 'rinses' out of it. It doesn't put out enough pressure to clean you by itself, but if you need a little extra to help, it's great. I also have a lot of arthritis which makes it hard to rinse off certain areas in the shower without a handheld showerhead. And the place I was travelling to did not have a handheld. I kept another of these in a bottle in the shower to make sure all the soap got out of all the places and it worked great. Also good for when you just feel icky down there. (like after being stuck in the airport for 24 hours in the same undies) I did not have any problems with it popping out of the bottle, and the length makes it easy to reach your places. I do recommend a more rigid bottle like a soda bottle over a more flimsy water bottle. Just be sure you clean out the bottle well first.

Ever since installing bidet toilet seats at home we really wanted to find something we could use anywhere, particularly in the adventure van or in the wild. This is the best one I've see where aiming and reach is fairly accurate. However, because we vary in temperature and altitude I sometimes find the top has come off from the built up pressure or just getting knocked around while traveling. That means if you don't have the bottle secured upright you may find a puddle of water waiting when you want to use it. Aside from that it stays on while using and is nearly flawless.

Initial impression is that it is well made. I received 3 bidet tops (2 blue and a green) I would have preferred 3 different colors. They a made of sturdy plastic. And had 4 gaskets on each when opened. A bag with additional gaskets was included. I assume this it to allow a good seal on various size bottles. I used a Wally World GV water bottle. I removed the larger gaskets and the fit was snug. In fact, it was difficult to get to top on the bottle of water without spraying myself. This would not be a task for a child or older adult with less dexterity and strength (I’m 60 and fit.) I will be trying a soda bottle when I find one. I feel the thicker, yet still squeezable bottle will help the self shower situation but may be even harder to put on and take off. First impression without a need to use it at this moment is the spray will be adequate for normal clean-up. UPDATE: I used a SmartWater bottle which is thicker and work well. I’m pleased. I don’t expect the same results as the “bum gun” but it works for traveling since USA hotels don’t have them. I recommend

Im fixin to get a little personal here so prep yo seff. I have gotten used to using one of those mount to the back of the toilet bidets and I like if very much now that I "trust" it. So, naturally, i wanted something portable to travel with. the back of the toilet one i have uses a pretty good pressure stream to, um, i guess, power wash the back door so to speak. this kit came with 2 green ish and one blueish nozles. the 2 greenish ones have rather larger holes than the blueish one so it provides more of a low pressure soaking rinse. thats all well and good, but, if you eat like I do, its gonna take half a gallon of water to get your butt clean like that. i want a little more forceful stream to blast that $#it off there. even the smaller holes in the blue one are not and forceful as i would like. i did plug a couple holes in the green ones and improve the water force a bit and will be keeping one in the truck and one in the boat for emergencies but if you are looking for something to take traveling, and you are looking for the same kind of wash i am, you might want to look elsewhere. if, on the other hand you want something light weight, compact, simple, and reliable this may be the way to go. personally, im a big guy and i think i would like it if they were about a fourth longer and a bit curved to make aiming easier. bottom line, they are ok if thats what you are looking for but make sure you know what you are getting and what you are not getting. remember, this is my experience and your milage may vary.

this is incredible. long over due invention. throwing out my red bag

It doesn't work, no matter what rings you use or the size of the bottle, it always comes out and falls into the super dirty toilet.

I use these all over the world. If you're in the market they're great. As long as you push them in far enough they don't pop off and give a great stream. SUPER compact too.

Bidet is fine. Washers are made of a soft plastic. Easily damaged if you have to remove the bidet from the bottle and put it back in frequently. Washers should be made of rubber. A bit more heavy duty.

Mes toilettes n'étant pas dotables d'une douchette j'ai choisi ce système d'hygiène intime après être passée au WC. J'ai adopté. Je l'utilise de façon journalière. Il y en a 3 dans la boîte : idéal pour le roulement de lavage et de désinfection. Idéal en trekking aussi.

Se clips bien sur les bouteilles d’eau. Bien hermétique. Permet de faire sa toilette un peu partout.