EKO JETWAVE MicroJet MJ-450 /Portable Bidet/Peri Bottle Sprayer/Travel Washer Bottle

We can’t have an actual bidet due to old sketchy piping in our apartment. This is the perfect alternative. Easy to use, easy to clean. No complaints.

I had a seton installed in my left butt cheek after I struggled with an abcess/fitsula. This was great to have post surgery for cleaning the incision, preventing me from wiping and irritating the incision. The bag it came in didn't last very long, but the bottle itself is a good value.

My partner and I have felt very comfortable when traveling with this bidet. The bottle gives good water pressure and is very easy to use. Pros: -The bidet comes with a travel bag. -The nozzle folds in, makes it compact when traveling. -The nozzle is plastic and strew on (very good seal). Good water pressure. -Soft bottle, easy to use (comfortable squeeze and pressure) and create good water flow. -The water amount in the bottle is perfect for a good clean, Cons: -Foldable nozzle needs to be folded out all the way and fastened tightly for use otherwise it will leak. -Doesn't hold water when sprayer is folded in due to gap in the fold (as seen in image).

I really like this Eko handheld bidet. I've tried a few of the primary options; Brondel leaks out of the hole in the base. Crazy to put a hole in the bottom of a bidet. Brondel also has a really small sprayer that doesn't allow thorough cleaning. Happypoo was fine, but off-balance because of the odd shape - the base is too slim so the weight easily gets top-heavy especially when it's full. I also had a no-name bidet that was great, but it only came in blue and I felt like blue was highlighting the bidet and the last thing anyone wants is to scream "look at my handheld bidet". This Eko is perfect. It doesn't leak, it doesn't fall over, and the gray is more inconspicuous. I do wish it came in white, transparent, or light gray, but dark gray serves the purpose well. Some of the positives in addition to the ones I mentioned are that the bottle top is wider making it easy to fill. It holds quite a bit of water so you don't have to fill it too often. The sprayer allows the perfect stream of water, it feels full enough to cover the area and firm enough to clean. The sprayer retracts into the bottle, this is great for storage and travel. I suppose the negative is that it's a few dollars more than the other options.

I chose this over a toilet attachment type for a few reasons: - Portability (travel, camping, etc) - Controllability (you choose direction, location, pressure, water temp) - Renter friendly and don't have to worry about flooding your bathroom if it springs a leak. So far, I would definitely recommend! - the bottle is the right soft vs sterdy balance. - it doesn't leak at all. - the water doesn't flow out of the bottle until you squeeze (so no quick-flip, water everywhere situations). - the nozzle is also a great balance of water pressure / amount to comfort. - the cap for the end and carry bag are both very useful. ONLY downside is for travel: its a bit bigger then a full sized pop can roughly. Which is great for suitcase travel, but not really for backpacking (the nozzles you screw onto an empty pop bottle might be better for that). HOWEVER! If it's mostly for at home or throwing in a weekender bag, buy it!! I was very skeptical about bidets in general, but my mind has been changed lol. You will feel cleaner :p and oddly refreshed lol.