Pocket Bidet/Camping Bidet X3

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

We miss the bidets we have at home when we travel so we bought these bottles to take with us. We love the travel bag they come with to keep your bottle protected while traveling. It's easy to fill and handy to keep in the bathroom for each use. While it's not a power spray like we are use to at home, these little bottles still do a good job. They wash up easily, are easy to squeeze, and the angled head is brilliant at getting where you need the water to go.

I've actually been using these travel bidets at home in lieu of buying and installing a proper bidet and I have to say that these aren't bad. My biggest complaint is that the nozzle has fallen (ugh) into the toilet more than once. I think this is from using excess pressure when squeezing, as I've not had it happen again in a while after consciously being a bit less forceful.

This is a great product to have on hand in case of toilet paper shortages again. I purchased the baby magic baby bath so I can ad 1 drop of it into the water before use to make sure everything is clean and fresh. I also purchased a quantity of basic white washcloths to have in this kit for drying off. Easy to wash and sterilize in bleach if needed. These are a good quality and the price is right. Good size for what is needed allowing enough water for cleansing quickly.

Excellent product ! Serves the purpose

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.

So, this morning I was telling my friend Bob about this product. He says "a what?" Bob and I are older folks...older than most folks, so as we get longer in the tooth, our bodies change and our needs change. I expressed to Bob that I just wasn't feeling fresh down there after necessary bodily functions. Baby wipes weren't doing the job with skin irritation and the funny looks in the store shopping for them. Soooooo, I kept hearing about bidets and found this "Portable Bidet for Toilet" and decided to give it a try.So, Bob was asking me questions. Personal questions. Like "how do you use it?" So, I tried to explain and, knowing Bob is a little sensitive about my use of the vernacular, felt compelled to take a picture of the directions and send them to him. I definitely will attach those directions later.....worth the money just to read those directions. Bob started laughing.So, in between his chortles, he asked something about aiming the device and I explained it is much like sighting in a gun. If you are shooting too high or low, you just adjust. If the water is too cold, then this can result in the possibility of personal injury should you levitate above the stool. But, butt, I just feel so fresh!There definitely is a learning curve. I love the portability and will stick one in my pocket if I am going out. Some will say, "Are you excited to see me, or is that a portable bidet in your pocket?" (I don't really put it in my pocket, Bob just insisted I put this in a review if I wrote one since that statement made him guffaw raucously.)But, back to the device. I like it. The purple color goes with the veins in my legs, and it is easy to use. I highly recommend. Read the directions. I will try to attach appropriate pictures.Follow up: I bought two more. My wife got the bidet toilet seat and loves it, but I prefer using this because the regular one requires extra drying for me and “the boys.” Now I have enough for both bathrooms north and south homes. I took on a trip but TSA told me I had to empty it first. 😆