Brondell GoSpa Advanced Portable Bidet for Travel–Pop-Up Nozzle System –High-QualityCompact Bidet with Discreet Travel Bag for Convenient Storage–500mL, Gray

I don't have a lot to say about this bottle that looks absolutely nothing like something you would spray your butt with except "wow." It has a nice wide opening for filling, the pop-out nozzle works great (and maybe mine's better than other reviewers', but I find it super easy to latch back into place), the stream is very effective, and it seems to have a lot of capacity for 400 mL too—I rarely have to refill it! Get this one, and don't even bother with the slightly bigger one. I've been through several portable bidet bottles and this right here, this is the one.

If you have started using a bidet on a regular basis, the thought of not using one can be unsettling! This travel bidet is a nice alternative to your home bidet, or can be a nice intro bidet.

The quality of this is very good. The only drawback is you don’t get a lot of pressure, but it will work for travel.

The media could not be loaded. I really like this product and it will do the job but while traveling it must be empty. It absolutely leaks especially if the bottle were to get squeezed. A little disappointed by that!Bottle squeeze easily and can control the pressure decently.

Lightweight and convenient. I used this on a 16 day cruise and was comfortable throughout since I didn’t have to use the sandpaper quality TP. Great product!

The media could not be loaded. As a Muslim who is heading to college and will be using communal bathrooms, I was most worried about how I was going to wash myself after using the bathroom in a discreet way. I wanted something that 1. wouldn’t leak water and 2. wouldn’t have the nozzle/spout exposed when I wasn’t using it. I stumbled across this product and was a bit hesitant due to the lack of reviews, but after purchasing I can say it’s definitely worth the buy! It doesn’t leak at all, so you don’t have to empty it after using and therefore don’t have to constantly refill it. The pop-up nozzle is my favorite part as it helps it look like a normal bottle that I can keep in my shower caddy and keeps the nozzle covered so it’s more hygienic. Not only is it affordable, but it’s super simple to use, just fill it up, screw on the cap, press the pop up nozzle and squeeze. If you are also a Muslim college student or are just looking for a good way to wash yourself when you travel this is perfect!

Got this after I got used to having a home bidet. I tried the larger one but found the small works fine and takes less space. The popup nozzle is hard to use at first. It takes a light touch to get it to stay closed. If you depress it too far, it pops back up. You have to gently push it until it's just barely even with the top and then it catches.

Are you looking to soak your entire undercarriage from fly to tailbone and thigh to thigh with a chaotic but extremely gentle spray of water? Do you love using extra TP to wipe water drips off your toilet seat every time you go, or maybe even walking around with pants moistened by leakage if you dare to relieve yourself in a more rustic setting? Are you excited to carry around a wet, leaky, bidet bottle with nozzle stubbornly unretracted to proudly display to the world the evidence of your superior personal hygiene? If so, then this is the bidet bottle for you!This is the third style of bidet bottle I've used and I had high hopes. Unfortunately, it is terrible. It actually *increases* my toilet paper usage compared to not using one, because its combination of high volume/low pressure spray and haphazard leakage means that anything within a certain range of this thing in any direction is liable to get soaked. But that's not all. The fact that it sprays water everywhere means that it doesn't spray it in any one direction with enough pressure to do the job it was created to do. It leaves you feeling soggy, not clean.On top of the poor performance, it is just not made particularly well. The nozzle doesn't reliably stay down. It leaks everywhere, and when emptied will still dribble the last few remnant drops of water into any bag you carry it in. The bottle body is so soft and there is such a bad seal that even squeezing it gently causes the sides of the bottle to collapse against the nozzle stem, requiring several motions to tip it up and let it re-fill with air and squeeze again once or twice to continue the water stream.I didn't think it was possible for such a simple tool to be this bad at doing what it's meant to do, but here I am with water droplets all over the bathroom floor and swampy nethers even after using a massive wad of toilet paper to soak up the overspray, playing whack-a-mole with a flaky pop-up nozzle.