Orca Portable Travel Bidet Bottle, Electric Sprayer for Camping & Bathroom Personal Hygiene

Fantastic and sturdy gadget that everyone should own. No more stinky itchy butts. Small and easy to take on trips. Moms and dads, no more messy baby wipes. Spray dry and go. Love the flexibility of attaching to any water bottle. Also the dual pressure design is a great feature not available with other similar products. Does not leak. Just spray the water out of the hose before packing.

This Orca sprayer has been in service for over a year now on many trips and continues to function perfectly. It provides much better pressure than non-powered units and when paired with a water bucket is useful for any cleaning task. Battery life has been excellent as well, lasting more than a week in regular use between charges. The one specific thing to be aware of is that you MUST use a 5 volt 1 amp AC charger. My unit will not charge with any other USB-C power source. This is likely why other review have had charging problems. It literally says on the charge port cover "5V 1A".

Didn't even last a month. Last time used it still had battery life but it wouldn't power back on. Left on charger as instructed but does not come back on. Extremely disappointed.

Setup comes with some basic instructions, the device itself with an attached hose, a selection of front "plates" with varying numbers of holes, and the compatible bottle. Carrying case is pretty much useless, but the whole assembly can be packed (dry) in a large fanny pack. Attachment to the bottle is using a piece of rubber that goes around rather than screws on the top. This is designed to make it compatible with other similar neck sizes of bottles, but not flexible enough to use with most water bottles. At 500ml, and using the plate with the smallest number of holes, the device needs to be refilled at least once to truly get you clean, and that is very difficult to do with the rubber neck. Given the minimal other compatibility, it would have been better to use a screw on top and send a spare bottle instead. Instructions don't cover how to change the faceplates, but it just has a front part that screws off, and then you can do so. Plates don't fit exactly, so you have to get the placement right before screwing things back together or you will get leakage around the sides. OK, overall, but really needs some improvements to make this a clear winner.

The orca delivers on Power. It comes with a half liter bottle, but you can put the fitting over a much larger bottle if you want. People complained about leaks, I solved that by just putting some O-rings on the other side of the fitting. It only leaks if you knock over the bottle and it's not that bad.The bidet itself resembles a kitchen sprayer and it's just about as powerful. it has a high low setting on it and comes with three different nozzles and three different spares. They also thoughtfully included an extra O-ring for the inside. I found the nozzle installed was the right one. If you go with the nozzle that has more holes, it is less powerful, but may be more comfortable for some people. The nozzle with only a couple of holes is extremely strong.This must be popular in the Middle East where this particular kind of cleanliness is really important. Half of the manual was written in Arabic. it comes with a nice caring bag and another bag for putting the bidet, leakproof.I honestly found this portable bidet almost as powerful as our installed a bidet. I still have my other one because it's much smaller, but I'm definitely taking the orca with me on longer trips. I'm just glad somebody thought to make something more powerful. It seems to be well built with quality tubing, plastic and it uses USB-C for recharging.Note: you may want to compare the price at their website to what it's sold on Amazon. I found that it was a few dollars cheaper on their website with shipping added, which was included with Amazon.

This works very well. It's easy to use. The bottle it comes with is small and tips over, but you can use any container with it, the top doesn't even have to connect, technically, as long as the tube is down in the water. You can use a thermal container and fill it with hot water and it's ready to go when you need it. It comes with a few different spray pattern inserts so you can choose the one you like best. Battery came charged and seems to last a long time on a charge. If you are not sure if you want to buy a built-in bidet, this can be a good way to experiment and see what you think.Here's a one year update:Still working well. I've only had to charge it 3 times. It's excellent. The only downside is having to fill the water bottle. Highly recommend.

I am so glad I bought this right before going on a trip. It made my life so much easier. It works great and I had no issues with it what so ever. Highly recommend and thank you for this awesome hand bidet !!!

It was OK until it wasn't. It seemed to be on the right track by allowing a connection to a large water bottle that most other travel bidets did not. The water flow power was moderate, so even after using up 20 fluid ounces of water, it didn't result in a completely clean result. The other issue was that many hotel toilets are small and trying to squeeze the devise into position and properly aim it was a hassle. Then, after only using it on a few trips, the unit started randomly turning itself on and finally it would not turn off despite pressing the button over and over again. A bit embarrassing to have it vibrating in its sack in a hotel room or in luggage until it finally ran out of power. Despite having some good features, I cannot recommend this product.