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

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!

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 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.

Works great.

Small and convenient! This was really well thought out and is shows in its design. Stays perfectly in a water bottle. The only thing I don’t love is that when you flip the water bottle upside down it will immediately start leaking without and pressure from your hands. I also wish I bought it in a brighter color incase I drop it while I’m backpacking to make it easier to see, but that was a mistake on my part lol.

Takes a bit of a learning curve. Got wet. But I just can't leave home without it. As the saying goes. Far cleaner than toilet paper.

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.

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!

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!

My headline says it all - this is a perfect product for a hiker, thru-hiker, ultralight hiker, or trail-runner looking to lighten their load and practice "leave no trace" ethics (as we all should!). It's tiny, super light, and will fit in your pocket or fanny pack and attach to almost any water bottle. My only complaint is that there's no one-way valve in the bidet, so when you tip the bottle, unless you put a finger over the opening then you lose water. It would be perfect if it only squirted with a squeeze. It's fine for an environment where water is readily available, but I wouldn't recommend this product if losing water will make for dangerous conditions (such as desert hiking, like on sections of the GR20, or CDT or PCT in the USA). For everything else, don't think twice - leave your toilet paper at home and pack this little guy instead!

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

very expensive

Ho acquistato il CuloClean Bidet Portatile per i miei viaggi e attività outdoor, come campeggio e avventure in 4x4. Dopo averlo provato in diverse situazioni, posso dire che è un prodotto sorprendentemente utile, con alcuni dettagli che vale la pena evidenziare. Aspetti Positivi 1. Compatibilità Universale: Il design intelligente si adatta a quasi tutte le bottiglie di plastica standard, rendendolo versatile e facile da usare, indipendentemente dalla situazione. 2. Portabilità: Il CuloClean è incredibilmente compatto e leggero. Occupa pochissimo spazio nello zaino o nel kit di emergenza, perfetto per chi come me ama viaggiare leggero. 3. Facilità d’Uso: Basta avvitare l’accessorio alla bottiglia, e il getto d’acqua risulta regolabile a seconda della pressione esercitata. Semplice ed efficace, senza bisogno di batterie o altre complicazioni tecniche. 4. Eco-Friendly: Utilizzandolo, si riduce significativamente il consumo di carta igienica, un punto a favore per chi cerca soluzioni sostenibili. 5. Durata e Qualità: La plastica fluorescente è robusta, e la visibilità al buio è un dettaglio utile, specialmente per attività notturne in campeggio. Aspetti Negativi • Capacità del Serbatoio: Usando bottiglie piccole, il getto d’acqua potrebbe non essere sufficiente per un uso completo. È consigliabile portare con sé bottiglie più capienti per evitare interruzioni. • Adattabilità Limitata: Anche se compatibile con la maggior parte delle bottiglie, alcune con bocca troppo larga o troppo stretta non si adattano bene. Commenti Personali Prima dell’acquisto, avrei voluto sapere che la pressione del getto dipende dalla consistenza della bottiglia. Bottiglie troppo morbide possono causare schizzi, quindi consiglio di usarne una rigida per un flusso più controllato. Considerazioni Aggiuntive Un dettaglio spesso trascurato è l’utilità del prodotto in emergenza. Durante i miei viaggi in Tunisia, per esempio, dove le risorse idriche sono limitate, il CuloClean ha garantito igiene senza sprechi. È anche utile per la pulizia di mani o utensili in assenza di acqua corrente. Se cercate un accessorio pratico per viaggi, escursioni o emergenze, più ecologico delle classiche salviette umidificate, il CuloClean è un piccolissimo investimento intelligente e accessibile.