Portable Travel Bidet, YAMI IPX6 Waterproof Electric Bidet Sprayer with Automatic Decompression Film and Nozzle 180 Degree Adjustment for Baby Wash, Personal Care, Disability, Traveling (140ml)

Great product. Handy to have for multiple reasons.

Works but I think it could do with a bigger tank.

If you're post op for surgery this is great. I had a seton stitch put in and this portable bidet has been great at keeping everything clean especially when it's too sore to wipe. 2 modes - high and low, great for managing sensitive areas. Water pressure is great. Easy to use. Batteries last about 2-3 weeks depending on how much you use it. Relatively small so can be chucked in your bag for when you're out and about.

Am disabled due to spinal damage and require the use of a bidet at home. Bought this with idea it would make clean-ups after a trip to the loo, when out and about, a little easier on me. To cut a long story short it turned out to be woefully inadequate. The water reservoir is way too small to be of practical use. If the loo's next to a sink then maybe not a major problem. But being as, even at the High setting, the pump was generally ineffective. Be prepared to refill often. In summary.... easy to use, design ergonomic, might be useful in light duty situations, but for anything remotely heavy duty, forget it. A waste of money from my point of view.

This is the best for the people who use water in the toilet. On a full battery works like charm. I ordered this twice and will recommend anyone to buy it. You can carry it anywhere without embarrassment because it comes with a cover.

This was such an amazing product it saved me so much toilet paper and left me clean. Only thing is after a year of use it’s started to fail. I find it now turning itself on randomly spraying water everywhere, and this is conveniently after it’s one year warranty.

Surprisingly powerful for its size and at 3 volts ! on test it easily hit the bathroom ceiling on high power at 1 metre plus, at quite a force.I used 2 Procell by Duracell batteries for extra power, I may use rechargeable ones sometime.I only intend to use in case my wash and dry toilet fails, as is now, or when I'm out and about.This will give me much more freedom to go further afield as I am disabled and must use a wash dry toilet.I did test run it on the toilet and it takes a bit of practice to get it in the right position, from the front is best.I used warm water from the tapI chose it as its powered,I cant use the squash type ones,it's worth the extra money.The unit is compact, about the size of a large fat banana when not assembled, easily fits in bag or jacket pocket, it appears to be well made and only time will tell if it lasts long but I don't intend to use it at home much as I do have the wash dry toilet when its working......... this gadget a useful standby unit.Well pleased thus far.

I'm almost but not quite, standing incontinant, so I needed something I could just pop in a secret pocket in any of my growing collection of different bags, then I could clean my nether regions properly when out and about, and without having to resort to a pocket pack of non flushable wet wipes which block some toilets. Does a brilliant job considering it is essentially a miniature shower spray on the end of a thing which looks a bit like a large sex toy when you first take it out the box. Not sure why the water reservoir bottle has a rubber diaphragm on one end and not a solid plastic end. The bottle could be increased in size as well by using non toxic medical grade silicone rubber so it would fold over in the bag next to the bidet system but still allow for a lot more water. If you use this in public with the bottle it has now, you would have to use a disabled toilet which has a small hand basin next to the loo in the same room so you can use warmer water if you wish. Other than the flaw with the bottle size, its well worth buying.