Review on Hibbent Portable Bidet Handy Toilette by Kimoni Arenas

I chose this portable bidet because it has a water bottle adapter. For me, < 200 ml is sometimes not enough. I can use a 700ml (or larger) water bottle and worry less about running out of water. I've tried a real bidet before and I have to say the pressure is simply incomparable. I think that was to be expected. but would definitely prefer a stronger spray. I had to bring it much closer to my butt to feel it more. It's definitely better than not having a bidet, especially if you live in an apartment where you can't change the plumbing. I read some reviews that said the Toto portable bidet had a stronger spray but ultimately didn't go with that option as they seemed to be more expensive and didn't seem to have a water bottle adapter. I've noticed a problem. A: When I used it with a water bottle, sometimes no water/some water came out. I used a 700ml water bottle. Maybe it's because of the size or because it needs a really good vacuum (and maybe my water bottle couldn't create that vacuum). I'll probably have to try a few different water bottles to confirm this. The only thing I would like is that the battery is replaceable so I don't have to worry about a bad/dead battery. portable bidet. I just hope this lasts a long time. Edit: Okay, so I tried a few other water/soda bottles to see if the adapter would work. Unfortunately, it didn't fit the soda bottles I tried, nor did it fit larger water bottles (usually over 16 ounces). One thing I realized was that if I had a bidet pointing straight down, there would be a spray problem when using a water bottle. But if I tilted it a little, it could spray fine. I'm not sure why that is, but it's definitely a caveat to consider. Edit 2: I was just trying to see if smart water bottles work (I used a 33oz bottle). This did not happen, so the sample images provided are also misleading. That being said, I've since tried several other portable bidets and will say that the pressure on this one is better than any other <=$40 I've tried so far.