Hibbent Portable Bidet Handy Toilette Review

I have had a Toto portable electric bidet and really prefer this Hibbent model. The small cylinder shape is comfortable to hold and the extra length makes cleaning very easy. The fact that it's battery operated makes it painless for injured hands. A few reviewers have mentioned that their model leaks: mine doesn't leak at all. I've found that if I pull the hose out when it's disconnected to refill and turn it on for just a second, it comes out of any remaining water that may be in the hose and…

I have very little exercise and this has been a great help. I'm testing how long the charge lasts but 3 uses so far and still working. I like the USB charging option more than batteries, which is why I went for it. I like its small compactness for travel. The water tank, which also doubles as a lid when not in use and when traveling, is good but has a very small water tank. I use a water bottle adapter. I was a little disappointed that the adapter in the advertised picture fits a larger Smart…

I have had several other models, the old Palm BioBidet, the Toto Portable Washlet and now this one. The Palm BioBidet was noisy and leaking. I'm sure people at the Puik stalls wondered why I had a sewing machine there. At least it sounded so loud. Also, it didn't flow well. Then I had the Toto Portable Washlet. Improved design and performance, but powered by batteries like Pac Man. I saw this model and its advantage was the water bottle holder. The two previous models from other companies just…

This USB-charged pump delivers an efficient, pulsed cleaning stream comparable to a toilet with TOTO WASHLETS installed. However, note that its use still requires the use of a small amount of toilet paper to dry the cleaned area after use. Handling the device requires a little practice, but the method is quickly mastered. For those traveling who are looking for a truly effective way to dispose of waste without abrasives and heavy use of toilet paper, this device offers a solution. The included…

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…

Well I've used this a few times and it works better than I expected considering it's the first portable bidet I've ever used. I found the container that came with it to be too small, so I have to fill it 3-4 times. It's a very different kind of carving. I went to the wall world and grabbed some bottles that looked like they would work. The big one is caffeinated water which I've never seen before, it's about the size of a smart water bottle but has a smaller cap that has the same threads as the