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

As a longtime home user of a toilet attached bidet, I always miss my alternate cleaner when I leave the house. After a six-day vacation without a bidet, choosing a travel bidet has become more of a necessity than a detached consideration. I looked at countless options at Revain that all looked pretty much the same and cost pretty much the same. Most likely, they are also almost identical. I only chose this bidet because more people bought it than others so I figured the reviews would be a more accurate description of the device. The operation of the bidet takes some getting used to. I've found that I need about two good sprays to clean properly, although the bottle can probably get three or four good sprays before it's empty. The bottle tends to draw some water onto the seat from the air intake, although this doesn't really matter. The only thing the manufacturer really had to do was include a standard bottle cap. so you can fill it up and keep it safe in your bag. Be that as it may, the bidet needs to be filled before each use, unless you plan on spilling water into the supplied bag. In any case I am very happy to have a portable bidet as it saves me a lot of time, effort and sometimes pain when washing!