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

My husband and I just can't travel without it! For our annual surf trip we travel to a remote place in Central America. Ben just can't flush toilet paper. What's the name of? You wipe your butt after you poop and the waste goes in the bin by the toilet. Usually accurate. But nobody wants to sniff poop until the garbage is taken out, and besides, who loves organic anyway? ants! And not small! However, we took our handy travel bidet with us! Clean up, wipe dry, throw toilet paper in the trash…

I wanted a basic travel bidet and didn't know what to buy. Most people seemed to like either these bottles or the hospital style wash bottles, so I bought both. This travel bidet is MUCH better than dishwashing bottles. Don't worry about the comments saying it's dirty - you just have to wait to turn it upside down until the attachment is between your legs. I made a short video to demonstrate it so you don't have to wonder how I did it. frankly unnecessary; The idea is that when you squeeze…

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…

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…

I was on my way to Mexico where you can't flush toilet paper and I didn't want a lot of dirty toilet paper ending up in the bin. I knew a bidet would help, so I bought three, this one and two others to try: the Palm Bio bidet and the Tone Life 2 pk portable bidet. The product I am reviewing was the best of the three. Reasons why it was better: 1. The nozzle screws in easily and securely. The bottle has a relatively small neck. Others had much larger and more flexible holes, and that extra bulk…

I bought Bio Bidet with Brondell GoSpa and I like Brondell better but I would like improvements on both. The Bio-Bidet offers approximately 3 inches more reach and has a 50-60° pre-release angle compared to Brondell's 90° right angle. The exit head of the bio bidet also protrudes about 1.5 inches from the extension tube, making it a bit easier to navigate. more difficult, while the brondell drain is integrated into the extension tube and intuitively easy to use. My guess is that the bio bidet…

. My hands are now crooked and weak from RA so mascara is difficult to wipe off and I don't have to dab it all off. I looked at several manual bidets and what put me off was a knobby streak down the middle. It's not for decoration, but it keeps the bottle from slipping out of my weak grip. If you're worried about the bottle slipping out and falling into the pot, this feature reduces that chance. Other bottles are too smooth. The blue part with spray holes is a nice design feature. They are…