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

I like that it is small and easy to carry. It fits well on Pepsi bottle and is easy to screw on and take off. It does have a good stream when I squeeze the bottle and cleanses well. I recommend.

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!

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.

Saw that backpackers are starting to use these because toilet paper must be packed out of some national parks. Not much fun carrying used tp in your pack. Also, you don't have the bulk. I've had and used it for one week now and it's wonderful. Admittedly, there's a learning curve and it can be used in different ways. You just need to figure out what works best for you. The best thing about using this portable bidet is how clean you feel after. It's like you just took a shower, which you sort of just did. You save money, you save trees. There are a few downsides. When backpacking, you will use up precious water. If there's plenty of water around, (to filter or treat) it's not an issue, but in dry areas, might want to stay with tp. One improvement would be to make visible marks around the water exit area. This would make it much easier to see and aim. I painted mine with white paint either side of the jet area. The portability is a big plus. Use at home, use at camp, use at a hotel, pretty much anywhere. Simple, portable, economical, earth-friendly, take the plunge!

I always made fun of a bidet being naive as an American. Then I got a bidet at home and love it. I would never have it any other way now. This product is a great way to have a bidet on the go. I just probably wouldn’t use it in a public bathroom with someone in a stall next to you as they will probably wonder what the heck is going on as it makes noise with the bottle and all, but also, who cares. So much better than toilet paper alone! I have carried it with an empty water bottle to a bathroom, filled it up with lukewarm water warm water, and used with great success.

I was overly enthusiastic about this product seeing how portable and convenient it is. With this you can just carry a cheap plastic bottle around and use that as your own personal bidet. It seems great... in theory. 1.) The water pressure is not nearly strong enough to do anything, even if you squeeze with full force, the water pressure is only ever strong enough for a light stream. It can come in handy when it's your only option, but I wouldn't rely on it too much. 2.) It doesn't have a satisfying 'click' when plugging onto a bottle. This seems like a stupid thing to point out, but I feel like it's important to point out. You never know if you plugged it into your bottle hard enough, you're left there concerned if it's going to fall off into the toilet or something. It never fell off in my experience, but it seems like that is not an impossible thing.

Amazing! Got an upset stomach on my backpacking trip and this was my savior. Kept me clean and comfortable on the trail. I will be carrying this on every hike now. Highly recommend!

Great with a sturdy plastic bottle.

It does exactly what its name says it does. A clever invention that comes in super handy. Well-made, functions perfectly and can go pretty much anywhere you go. My bum gives it two thumbs up!

Perfect for traveling and fits most bottles. No where near as powerfull as a shataf but gets the job done.

very expensive

Atractivo

Good and effective. I thought it might fall accidentally but holds good on the water bottle i tested.