The Original HAPPYPO Travel Bidet - Handheld Bidet for Gentle Cleansing - Portable Hygiene Bottle for Home or Travel - Replaces Wet Wipes and Douche Bottles for Women

I would give it 10 if I could. Someone told me about this after suffering terribly after a colonoscopy and hemorrhoids banded. Any contact down there was awful but you have to clean afterwards. This silly, cheap item is wonderful!! I don’t have the room for a bidet but this does the job just fine. Fill it, and squeeze the bottle for the preferred strength of water flow. Fresh as a daisy, no irritation and no mess. Gets everything clean. The direction and angle of spray head allows use without having it under what is getting washed off. Quick clean. I don’t know why I have never heard of this but I will never be without one ever again. Leave the wipes in the store and I am guessing a huge savings on toilet paper. A must have!!

This is one of the better portable bidets I've seen and used. It's small and portable, but also holds enough water to be effective. It's also soft enough to get a good solid squeeze with good water flow. One unique thing about this compared to others are the holes and angle; The holes provide an actual wash instead of just a tiny stream. And the angle helps with proper positioning and can be easily used to douche too.My only complaint/recommendation for improvement would be to have a one way valve so that when the bulb retracts after squeezing, it doesn't draw air back from the squirt end.

What did I use it for? Har, har, har. I get awfully tired of using TP, so I thought I'd try it. For such a simple, but well thought out, design, it works pretty darn good. I say sitting close to the sink as a good idea, at least for me, because it usually takes two bottles of water to do the job appropriately. The only drawback that I've discovered is that it's just a bit hard to compress with two hands, and I just can't squeeze it hard enough with one. I still keep the TP around for one of those observational activities to see if one more pass is required. Parking it about with about 1/4 or 1/3 of water in the bottom keeps it from falling over. All in all, I say it's a pretty handy and clever device. I'm glad I got one.

I love this item. I have now purchased one for myself, one for my partner and two as gifts. I also purchased a backup in case it breaks but it hasn’t and I’ve had it for four years. I fill it with warm water during the winter and cold in the summer. I’ve saved so much money by not buying toilet paper. I dry off with wash cloths.

I bought this to replace a bottle with a different shape and configuration of the water head. I think it does an okay job, but it has some cons that I think will make it less useful in the long run. It seems durable, though, and I suppose it’s not a bad size for travel. Definitely not a convenient size for a purse or backpack, though.Pros:- There is a silicone washer inside where the top attaches. This keeps the bottle from leaking when it is flipped over, which is a big improvement over my old one. This is the biggest advantage of this model, IMO.- Good angle for the spraying head.Neutral:- The bottle is ovoid, not round. This makes it easier to hold, but the smooth surface counteracts this. Not a problem so far, but I think I prefer the versions with some bumps or texture for grip.Cons:- The materials listed for this device were silicone and rubber. Based on this, I hoped the body would be flexible silicone. However, every part seems to be plastic, except for the silicone washer inside. There is nothing rubber to be found in this produc, unless there is a valve or something hidden inside the head. Because the bottle is small and made of fairly rigid plastic, it’s harder to squeeze than a typical shampoo bottle. The round bottles may have the advantage there. And, I don’t like it when sellers represent the materials inaccurately.- Probably because of the smaller volume even when it’s full, there is less water pressure than I hoped for. The spray head is a nice idea, but with the stream split into multiple openings, and the resistance to squeezing, plus less water pressure, the overall spray just becomes less effective for anything but liquid waste.

This is the best low-tech bidet I've tried. The angle of the nozzle is perfect. I have bidets on my toilets at home, but sometimes I'll use this bidet at home instead because of the ease and cleanliness. I highly recommend.

This works better than I expected. I will note that you should use WARM water and not cold like I stupidly did but otherwise it does the job as advertised. Also the box this came in and the instructions were in German but that's not a big deal. Holds a decent amount of water so you can clean well and it's pretty durable, but I just received it today so we'll see. Overall I'm pretty happy with it.