Wonderful way to travel when you need to go on the go

B. · 7 June 2025

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YESSSS!

L.B.B. · 24 June 2025

PLEASANTLY SURPRISED! I am a bidet user, I have one in my home. I hate being without one when I’m not at home, it was literally such a shock to see this as an option. I didn’t have high hopes - but it proved we SO WRONG! It is such an inventive product and so incredible efficient. It can be used for endless amounts of activities - hiking, traveling, camping ect.

Strong pressure, compact design, small water tank

A.C. · 18 June 2025

I’ve tested a few portable bidets and this one is noticeably more powerful than others I’ve tried. It has three pressure settings, with the highest being quite strong. That setting gives a very thorough clean, but the 260ml water container only lasts about ten seconds at full power. It also tends to splash water onto the toilet seat when used at that level.Charging is simple with a standard USB-A to USB-C cable, which makes it convenient to bring along when traveling. If you don’t mind refilling the tank occasionally, this is a solid option that delivers strong performance in a compact package.

Portable Bidet that you don't have to squeeze

N.C. · 24 June 2025

It's nice that this lets you use the container that it comes with to fill water, or to use a plastic water bottle if you wanted to. I like how it's supposedly waterproof and is compact enough. I think the only odd thing about this is the brand name "ACHHAH" but it does the job, so I can't complain!

Seems to be a quality product but not sure how practical

F.A. · 31 May 2025

This device seems to be well manufactured and of decent quality. It operates as it is supposed to. The instructions that came with the unit were pretty fundamental, though the type was small and at first I had to get my bearings as the instructions didn't quite flow.The device itself works, as I mentioned, but honestly I am not sure how practical a portable/travel bidet is. I don't see how it can be used the way it is allegedly intended to be used, without getting water sprayed all over the place. Also, you have to cycle through the 2 other speeds from the first, before you can shut off the unit. For many people who might find this useful, I feel it would take quite a bit of work to not only regularly use but also to keep water spray contained.