Review on 💦 [2nd Generation] GUSTYLE Portable Travel Bidet - IPX6 Waterproof Electric Bidet Sprayer with Automatic Decompression Film and 180 Degree Nozzle Adjustment (140ml) by Shashi Jain

Because my back surgery just doesn't have the maneuverability to buy an extra bidet for my toilet and it was God sent. Traveling became a problem as I couldn't find a motel that had a bidet, even in handicapped rooms. I checked and found that a hand held portable bidet is available with either a squeeze bottle or battery powered so I figured electric would be a good option. I chose this brand because it has experience in this business and I tried it today. This worked well, has 2 strength settings, but only high is used so far. It doesn't have an electric toilet, but it's good enough to get the job done without making a mess. You remove the plastic cover and fill it with water, then attach it to the bottom of the main unit and twist until it snaps into place. Then lower the bar, place it under your back, press one of the buttons and the water will start flowing. It takes a bit of practice and may take a few runs as it doesn't hold much water, but it's a lot better than back pain. Check the result after washing and rinsing, then my toilet bidet ran and everything was clear, thumbs up. Update: Tried a few times and still thumbs up but there are 2 small issues to consider but not minor. One is not a bag or carry case it had to be on purpose as it comes with 2 heads, secondly there is no fill line on the water cap so it's easy to overfill, I wouldn't connect it to the main unit if not over that Bathroom sink. FYI, the "ProCase Hard Case for Philips Norelco OneBlade" worked great, it includes a bidet, extra head and batteries. Update: Correction: There is a fill line but it's very difficult to see and it comes with a carrying case but I would invest in a hard case. You will need it. Works great but my 3 recommendations are: 1) Bring a few sets of spare batteries just in case. 2) Alcohol wipes to clean sprinkler when dirty. 3) Keep a gallon pitcher of water nearby, especially when the sink isn't nearby because you'll run through the water quickly and it takes more than one tank to fully clean it.