It's simple to use and fit for purpose. It's useful not only during trips but also at home, as the bathrooms are usually small and rarely have bidets. It does take up some space at the back of toilet seat, so you need to adjust a bit but it's okay.
Soo-Ah K

South Korean in U.S.A

This is pretty common in the Indian sub-continent and most of Asia. Glad to see that the rest of the world is waking up! I travel quite often within Europe for work. A must have product for my next trip abroad, once COVID restrictions are lifted.

Arun R

Indian in England

After living in Asia for many years, this is one of things I miss here. Since I live in a rented apartment, I cannot install a permanent bidet. This is a good solution for my needs while at home and I take it with me while travelling. Each to his/her own, but I think the water pressure needs to increased. Hopefully, the final product will have it.

Isabella B

Argentinian in New Zealand

As a woman traveller from Asia, I always had problems when in Europe or U.S.A. Not really used to "using" just toilet paper. So this is perfect for people like me who really need water for washing up and find toilet paper unhygienic and uncomfortable.

Sirikit C

Thai in Germany

More or less works as advertised - it's discreet and stores enough water for a good clean. After some time the water pressure decreased a bit but this was solved by recharging the batteries. Overall a good experience.

Wayel A

Moroccan in Canada

I love that it is very easy to use and I have been needing one for a while but I can't because of the situation in my rented apartment. It's something I never thought I want and need. It has just been always at the back of my mind but now having the experience, it will be really good to have one.

Jojo H

Filipino in Sweden