Review on 💦 Brondell GS-70GRN GoSpa Mint: The Ultimate Travel Bidet for Portable Hygiene by Cory Whitney

I fell in love with my Brondell Ecoswash bidet and wanted to start using a portable bidet to keep my home as clean as possible. Unfortunately, the Brondell portable bidet is not suitable. Let's start with the good. It's cheap, and even if you decide to try it, you won't lose a lot of money. It's easy to use. Before use, fill it to the brim and then squeeze to let the water flow. It even makes a dog chew-like sound so you know you're doing it right (that part is kind of a cheat). Poorly. The most important factor is that you are not getting anything remotely 100% pure from this. At least not all at once. So using it in a toilet stall will not clean you. There is not enough water in the bottle or the pressure you need. If you can sit at the sink at home and refill it between handwashes, you can give up toilet paper. Also, the bottle is quite big. Not entirely inconspicuous and as mentioned, it makes the sound of a squeeze toy when in use. So if you have someone else in the bathroom, they can take a look at your cabin before leaving.