CuloClean Hygiene bag for hiking + Portable travel bidet. Personal hygiene kit for hikers, leave no trace (LNT) while hiking in the countryside.

The bidet attachment fits most single use bottles (I re-use the flimsiest water bottle I can find; so far it has lasted a couple of weeks, and its thin plastic makes it easy to squeeze hard enough to get a good stream of water.) It produces a thin but reasonably forceful stream of water.The big pouch has two separate compartments; the small compartment is big enough to hold a small backpacking trowel (I got a BoglerCo ultralight backpacking trowel), and the big compartment could hold the bidet attachment and a small roll of toilet paper or some paper towels to wipe the water off yourself with before pulling up your pants. It could also hold a small bottle of hand sanitizer if water-based handwashing is hard to arrange.The tiny pouch could hold used wipes, or is the right size to hold the bidet attachment separately. You can have your toileting kit all put together in one place--to my mind this is worth the extra money over buying just the bidet attachment.

These are nice little hygiene kits. Everything you need and room to add other things.

This is easy to carry concealed in bag or suitcase. Easy to use without making a mess. Very, very nice. Just be sure to pack an empty water bottle. But, any water bottle works. This works great.

It works great for cleaning after taking are of business on the trail. Practice at home first

Add misled ppl since the set does not include bottles. Also does not come with instructions.

The bidet is just fine, the extra kit bag was, in my case, a joke. The kit bag had the zipper teeth strip but no actual zipper. It was sealed with no way to open.