CuloClean Portable Bidet for Toilet, Travel, Hiking or Camping. Compatible with Every Bottle. Ultralight (12g, 0.42 oz). (CuloClean, 1pcs Black)

This works very well and is quite small. Very handy to keep in my purse and use as needed. Great invention 👍

Works just as described. Feel fresh most any time. Very discreet.

I used this product every day for 3 weeks on a thru hike of the Ozark Trail in MO. It works great but the stream is far too wide and uses a ton of water in a short time. I was much happier on future hikes with the Holey Hiker bidet: smaller, 1/3 of the weight, and has higher water pressure with less water usage.If you're new to portable bidets you need to use a different method than with a typical toilet bidet that can effectively power wash you clean. Wipe first with natural materials, then spray with the bidet while scrubbing with your other hand. Air dry your bottom while you place the bottle between your knees and wash your hands with soap and water in the stream.When hiking I use one of my smart bottles, and while otherwise out and about I take a small collapsible hydrapak bottle with me which folds down and fits in my pocket.

Backpacking luxury!PROS:- perfect fit on my water bottles (Smart Water is my brand of choice for backpacking)- nice fit in my backpack belt pocket next to my trowel- gets me clean. easy to use - squeeze a little and the mess comes off!CONS:- did take a while to figure it out in terms of how hard to squeeze. Too hard & you get too wet which isn't fun.

I purchased this alongside the Toto portable bidet. After testing both on a recent out-of-state trip, the CuloClean was my go-to choice.While I liked the ease-of-use, built-in reservoir, and extending wand of the Toto, it just wasn't nearly as effective as a real bidet. It works, but just doesn't really get you clean without some extra help and a second round of spraying. The CuloClean, on the other hand, was nearly as effective as a real bidet. While it was a bit of a wide, shotgun approach -- usually requiring some drying of the toilet seat after using -- it did result in "clean" paper after, which is all one can ask. You also have a lot of control over the strength of the spray by how hard you squeeze the bottle. Don't worry about it leaking water when you flip it over, though -- a teaspoon or less usually spills out, but then physics takes over and the water will sit there until you apply pressure to the bottle.In addition to being effective, the CuloClean is small and easy to carry. You do have to provide your own bottle as a reservoir, but it's still a great choice for the airport or hotel. I plan to keep one at my desk at work or in my "go bag". I think I might finally be able to stop buying and using pocket "flushable" wipes!

So simple, so smart! My coddled anus (thanks Dwight Schrute) is accustomed to our bidet at home that we bought here on Amazon. I hope y’all have a patent for this bc it’s brilliant and easy. My bum thanks you!

There is simply not enough pressure in squeezing a water bottle to make this an effective way to clean your backside. I thru hiked the AT in 2022 and rarely used this due to how much water was needed to use this plus it just didn't clean well. The only thing it was good for was removing the salty sweat that collected in my crack that caused extremely painful chafing. It was a dream to use this to rinse off back there after a long hot day of hiking. However there are other ways to rinse off and I found it just wasn't worth carrying.

The idea is shear genius and works wonderfully wellthank you!