🚽 Convenient USB Charged Portable Travel Bidet for Soothing Postpartum Care and Personal Cleaning Review

I wanted to buy something strong, well made and easy to use. There were a lot of things for a lot less money, but I wanted something that would last. I didn't want a bottle as my thumb joints hurt and I didn't think it would work for me. It is made by Moen and I love this product.

If people go crazy and buy all that toilet paper again I don't care. My toilet paper costs have come down sharply since I bought a portable travel bidet. I don't have to worry about batteries either, as this product charges its own battery with a USB cable. I was considering getting a bidet for my toilet, but since I've never used one I wanted to try it first. I will continue to use this device and take it with me on all my out of town trips. I love it. The best part is that it is very easy to…

The only plus of this device is that it is rechargeable and powered. However the flow is rather weak compared to a toilet seat nozzle or even a bottle shaped portable bidet which I also have. The tank is incredibly small and the nozzle for connecting to a water bottle is not good. I literally took it to the supermarket to see if anything would fit and I couldn't find any suitable bottles. This bidet might be appropriate for those with incredible colon cleanliness.

LOVE THIS ITEM! It changed my travel comfort forever! I have a bidet in every bathroom in my house and I have won over all my family and friends with the fame of using bidets. But what if I travel? I don't have the money to stay in hotels with bidets in shiny gold bathrooms, so I figured I'd have to put up with it. My husband said "I wonder if they make one that we can take with us." 🤯 And I went to the Revain rabbit hole. a stream and a water bottle attachment in case I get tired of…

I use this at work where there is only toilet paper. Disgusting toilet paper. This manual bidet makes it possible. The water tank is small so you should have enough time to wash yourself properly as long as you don't mess around. There is a water bottle adapter, but I haven't tried it. I've used it 8-10 times and haven't charged it yet. It's very simple: just fill the tank, twist the cap on the tank, lift the tube and press the button. When the water is drained, press the button to stop, wipe…

Obviously not as good as my bidet at home. But once I had one at home, I couldn't do without it when I traveled. It's true what other reviewers say about bottled water. not all fit. But I was immediately lucky. A 16.9 oz Ice Mountain water bottle and a 16.9 oz Ozarka water bottle will work. Use the water bottle that you plug into the included adapter, as the included water chamber doesn't hold enough water to do anything. It has two settings: low and high. I suspect for the front and rear area.