Portable Travel Bidet Electric Handheld for Women & Man Bidet Sprayer for Personal Hygiene Cleaning with 2 Pressure Options(Green)…

Ok, this product is great. It's portable and it gets the job done. It has two speeds for the pressure. Great to take out hunting or camping. When u have to go u have this to wash off. No more hoping u have tissues in the car or looking for a leaf to wipe or whatever u may have you can just put water in it and rinse off.

I broke my leg and am pretty much wheelchair-bound with short steps with a walker. Because of this, it makes it harder to reach certain delicate areas. This portable bidet is an absolute miracle! The wand extends for easy reach, and it is powerful enough to get the job done. It is super easy to use with two power settings, and it is very easy to pop the reservoir off to refill it.The only issue is that the reservoir isn't very large and requires refills fairly often.All in all, I give this bidet 5 stars for making a difficult time a little easier.

This unit does a basic job moderately well. The batteries do not last overly long. I feel that it would function better if it generated a somewhat higher pressure and had about a 50% increase in water capacity.

I did not use it right away because I didn't need it--When I did use it I was completely happy with it and it cleaned the way that I hoped. Then after 6 uses-it quit. I changed the batteries, but that was not the issueBecause I didn't use it soon enough I missed out on returning it. I would have replaced it.

Edit 1/3/24: It died 😭😭☹☹☹Well... I'm super bummed (ha @ the pun there) that this wonder-product didn't last more than 2 weeks before falling apart. I used it every day, sometimes twice a day because my monthly friend arrived, and doing that quickly burned through the 2 AAA Dollar Store batteries I'd put in it. I went to replace them, but alas the battery canister top would not screw back down into the unit. It would go in partly, but never enough to give this bidet the power that it needed to run again. Also, since it wouldn't fit down in all the way, it was letting water into the battery compartment. I fiddled around with it for 2 days trying to fix my newfound friend, but to no avail. The battery compartment threads were originally secured by 2 teeny pinhead-sized plastic knobs, and after close examination it looked like both had gotten broken off along the way. I treated this contraption like my Gollum ring, my royal scepter, my magic wand that made toileting approachable again, so I don't think it was user error or roughness that caused this issue. I think it's just not all the way well made.What really sucks is I'd already bought a 2nd one to use for wound washing - which I honestly thought was genius. (I have a chronic leg wound I must clean daily.) I sterilized the new one of these & filled it with sterile saline solution & wow it does make my wound cleaning chore that much easier! Hopefully my first one of these was a fluke and the other will last a long time. If it does I'll re-edit this review.Also I convinced my bff to buy one & not only did she, but also bought extra ones for every member of her household. Geez Amazon, my reputation is on the line here! Time will tell if the 1st one I got was indeed just a rarity. Here's hoping! 🤞One last observation before I sign off... Men close your eyes ...Ladies, I cannot express to you how much you need one of these when you get your period. I have been recently cursed with severe periods like the ones that wake you up and send you running to the restroom in the middle of the night. Using this to not only freshen up but to help get everything out saved me not only feminine hygiene products but it helped ease my period out faster, in the saftey of the restroom, and thus my monster period ended sooner.Original Review:I almost didn't buy this portable bidet because of the mixed reviews. Wow!!! This is my new most favorite appliance of any kind!!!!!I swear even as I was opening the box, I kept laughing at myself for being so gullible. But I had sprung for the pricier option that had prime shipping & free returns (ew, I know) but I'd comforted myself thinking worst case scenario, I could maybe get a refund.I am pretty positive this one (which was $10 more than others that look exactly the same) is exactly the same as the other cheaper options, but I don't know that for sure. The other ones would arrive 2 weeks later than this one did, and I knew based on my personal situation I needed to try this NOW.Because of temporary health issues I've become quite disabled. Showering is hard, and perhaps even more frustrating than that is losing the ability to properly "clean house" downstairs. I just can't reach everywhere that I needed to with TP. Just being in that state is very discouraging, not to mention how much less pep you have in your step (especially as a female) when your nether regions are less than clean and fresh. Extra bacteria for women in that area is a no-no, so keeping the hiney area properly cleaned and spiffy is not only preferable but necessary to avoid other problems. So each time I'd perform the necessary yet unspeakable human "duty," I'd stress out. I can't tell you how much $$$ I've spent on helpful but expensive flushable wipes. Even with those, trying to get everything clean cost me as much personal energy as a gymnast during their final dismount. I don't have the resources to hire someone. Besides who actually wants that?Of all places to hear about bidets, I was watching an online sermon and the humorous pastor clamored for us all to try a bidet. They even said if there was no other reason for us to be listening that day, perhaps it was only so we'd all go get a bidet. LOL! I took the idea to heart and started researching.There are several kinds of bidets; stand-alone like in other countries, then the dishwashing hose-attachment type or the squirt-upwards-from-the-toilet-type, both of which must be installed onto your actual toilet. I'm handy, but wasn't completely sure I could do all that and certainly didn't have the pot of gold laying around to hire a plumber.I began to then research portable bidets. It seems as though the rechargeable versions have a ways to go before they're as powerful as the ones that use the standard batteries (like this one does).Also I wanted to be sure whatever portable bidet I chose had a long enough spout portion to reach all those private nooks and crannies. So I went with this one and I'm never looking back.Upon opening I was even more certain I'd made a foolhardy purchase, since although the "instructions" kind of label all the parts of this unit, it leaves a lot for you to figure out on your own when it comes to assembly. Maybe I'm just tired but it took me 2 days to figure it out. 🤣So let me help you, because it's worth it.The empty outer shell that looks like it's just some sort of carrying case for the bidet is actually it's water reservoir. After finally figuring this out, I realized it does have in pale lettering a "Max Fill" line so yes, that should have helped me. But in the instructions it identifies a place as "water inlet" on the unit so I was mistakenly convinced that must be where you poured the water into. So with colorful language I made several attempts to fill the bidet by trying to pour water into this tiny pinhole-sized hole all the while cursing all the countries this product might have been manufactured in. (Sorry globe.) Aside from the crappy (yes I did make that pun) instructions it was totally user error. The "water inlet" is just where this adorable machine sucks in the water from the clear plastic reservoir which is the Actual part you're supposed to fill with water and then screw onto the mechanical part before use.The other swear-inducing mayhem occurred when inserting the 2 AAA batteries. (Er, do this part before filling it with water.) But anyway the problem is that nowhere in the instructions (that I saw anyway), does it explain which way (+, -, etc.) to insert them. Both sides of the battery compartment have the spring at the bottom, so that doesn't help you know either. So I tried them 1st with the positive ends facing upwards. Nope didn't work. Then one facing up and one facing down. Nope again. Lastly I flipped the two making one up one down in the opposite direction. That worked. When the empty bidet kicks on, it sounds like it is dying on the side of the road. Fill it up and try it anyway. Once it has water in it, this thing is ready for action.Also, another tip, fill with Warm Water. It will clean you better and is far more comfortable.Some reviews say it doesn't have enough pressure to clean you. This was not my experience. I think the water pressure is actually 100% perfect, and if it were any harder it would tear your skin. (😬) In fact, because my poor body was already traumatized by previous wiping attempts before using the bidet, I actually had to lower the pressure from High to Low in order to get the job done. So whomever did design this unit did do an excellent and thoughtful job because truly the pressure is suprisingly just right.The water resevoir will give you about 40 seconds running time before coming up empty if you're running it on High, and a few more seconds than that if you're running it on Low. Just be near a sink or tub faucet, or keep a water bottle handy for refills while you're on the potty and it's not a big deal. To feel entirely redeemed after toileting, I refilled the unit probably 3 times. It does take a little bit of practice to maneuver the water jet to all the right areas; I found that having the nozzle part out completely straight gave me the most effective cleaning. Heaven.I am so impressed with this I wish I could put a bumper sticker for it on my car. People need to know. Also I recommend it for not just those with mobility problems but for absolutely anyone. I used massive amounts less of toilet paper, another perk I'd read about but been entirely skeptical of. So go ahead and buy one before the toilet paper mafia tries to put these guys out of business lol. I did use some TP to dry off with, which brings me to my request of whomever invented this unit: Make us a portable drying device and I would totally buy one! Although it's not unbearable to use TP to dry up with, it does still create friction on your skin at that point, which if there's a way to avoid that altogether why not?I don't even plan to mess around with installing a permanent one on my toilet ... this thing just does a great job, it doesn't make a mess, and only caused a few moments of swearing during the assembly process. Looking back on my original plan to install the permanent kind by myself, I think it would've probably been a complete *hitshow. (Couldn't help it. You're welcome.)One more tip: Don't forget to clean and occasionally disinfect the unit. Before using I sprayed mine down with rubbing alcohol just in case, and plan to not just rinse after each use (of course yes please do that) but also run a combo of rubbing alcohol and water through the unit every one or two days as needed to prevent bacteria build-up. Because yes all that poopy water does drip back onto the unit. Not your hand though, so no need to panic.In closing here is my advice:1. Buy one for ANY member of your family (or yourself) who has mobility issues, even for Christmas ... they will thank you!2. Accept that there are no real instructions. Buy it anyway.

This is perfect. My son in law is Moslem and this is a requirement for him. He was so excited when I gave it to him. It works so nicely. It being portable allows him to take it with him every where. I am very satisfied with the product and seller. Quick delivery.

Works perfectly and is very easy to use

Stopped working after a couple uses. I bought this one as a gift for my mom. The one I bought worked ok but battery life doesn't last long. Amazon brand batteries.

Very handy and useful for travel abroad