CB2000 Self-Cleaning Non-Electric Mechanical

I purchased this portable bidet as I have always enjoyed the ones in Europe. Not sure why we here in the US never introduced bidets as part of the standard practices when building bathrooms. Anyway, I had already purchased a similar product from Amazon at a much higher price from a different maker. It worked very well and I took it on my trip to Canada. However, I left it with my family there since they really liked it. So after coming back home, I went to buy another one. They were sold out of the one that I had purchased before my trip. But then I found this one. It was cheaper and looked exactly the same. It arrived promptly and I have been using it for about 2 weeks now. I like it just as much as the other one and it works great. The leaking that people are speaking of is there is a little metal "button" on the bottom that is there to allow the flow of the water when you turn it upside down to use it. The leak comes not when you are sitting it down initially, but AFTER you use it and the button moves a little to allow the free flow of the water! Then when you turn it back upside down (depending on how quickly you turn it right side up), a little water will get on the bottom. But while it is sitting down between uses, it does not leak. The reason I know this is that I tested it before I used it the first time. So, I am getting ready to purchase another one today. I highly, highly, recommend this product. (PS: In fact I may by 2 more - 1 as a backup) Thanks!

I purchased Giraf Portable Bidet after a surgery when I was not allowed to take showers for several weeks. This portable bidet allowed me to feel clean without taking a shower and without getting the floor wet. The best part of it is that it generates a good stream at the right angle without having to squeeze the bottle. So if you are looking to use it while traveling (like an airport bathroom) rather than at home it makes no noise from escaping air or from squeezing. It holds just enough water to give me a good rinse. What makes this bottle bidet work is a special valve on the bottom that lets the air escape as you turn the bidet upside down. The angle of the nozzle generates a stream at a good angle that makes the water go only where it is needed. No drips on the floor. I am including a video which shows how it works. The only negative I can say about it that it is a bit pricey, but this has been one of those purchases that made a big difference in my comfort after surgery and I was glad I purchased it. Ali Julia review

I never used this method before but I have been pleasantly surprised. I find that leakage is not an issue, just hold your finger over the hole when filling, and it doesn't leak when the cap is screwed on. It holds the right among of water when full, is made of soft easy to squeeze plastic, and has the right angle on the spout to hit the right spots. It's affordable. If you're looking for a method that is easier on the button than course toilet paper (especially in public restrooms) then I have found that this product works as advertised.

I'm a professional comedian and have traveled all over the world, and when it comes to toilets, I've seen everything, from the cup of water (disgusting, I'll never use that), to garden hoses, to the fantastically advanced space age Japanese toilets and everything in between. When you think about it, it's so backwards to use toilet paper, not really that much more sanitary than the cup of water. I was seriously considering getting a Japanese-style toilet with all of the nozzles and dryers and all that, but the problem is not only the expense but the cost of installation. I finally found this - this is amazing. This is probably one of the best products of any type I have ever used. I ordered it, and I have to tell you, I was extremely skeptical when I opened the box. But let me tell you something, this is freaking awesome. It provides all the benefits of the Japanese toilets, without any of the expense. Plus you can take it with you, which is wonderful - I carry it whenever I go on the road. It comes with a convenient pouch for travel. It's totally sanitary - nothing ever touches any part of your body. I wish everyone would adopt it - it would truly be a revolution, and it would save something like 90 percent of toilet paper and help the environment immeasurably. I give it my most enthusiastic recommendation.

Had trouble putting my index finger on the squeeze bottle end and then squeezing> DIFFICULT! Yep> it does splash all over but is a good size for portability. Probably the Toto Washlet version is more accurate if not more expensive. Plastic is medium heavy and should last. It works fairly well but don't understand why we should pay $16 just for a squeeze bottle and nozzle. The nozzle does fit inside the bottle itself which is a good feature. Would prefer a different colour> Think I will try a spray bottle from $ Store just to compare effectiveness. Many readers have recommended 1-2 tsps of witch hazel, hydrogen peroxide or white vinegar in the water mixture. THIS I really appreciate as hope it will help and may soothe those painful tissues.

Physical limitations brought on by too many rodeos have caused me to seek alternate methods of performing some of the most mundane tasks. For a while I was even enlisting the aid of my devoted life partner to perform what this Washmate Portable Bidet in a Bottle allows me to do in private, as the Good Lord intended I'm sure. But bless her heart anyway. Thank you dear. I have found a feeling of complete rearward cleanliness to arrive usually after 3 fillings of the bottle. So before I begin the elimination, I make sure that there is a faucet or some bottled water within arm's reach. Even with my arthritic wrist and fingers I don't find it difficult to squeeze the bottle sufficient for a powerful and accurate jet of water. Afterward, a drip-dry session of a minute or two is all that's needed before I re-emerge into the world no one the wiser for what all that water gushing noise in the stall was. I mean what the heck... worse noises do come from public restroom stalls. The product description says, "Washmate also comes with an attractive pouch. You can discreetly walk down the hallway with it". Since the Washmate logo is prominently printed on the bag, I'm not sure how true that statement is. I can envision the pouch even evoking unwanted hallway conversation enroute to the privy. I threw the pouch away and carry the Washmate in a plastic Piggly Wiggly bag along with a bottle of Dasani for the sake of surreptitiousness. Before discovering this product I was a proponent of Self-Wipe Bathroom Toilet Aid, also available from Amazon. I promise you that the Washmate Portable Bidet in a Bottle, with just a little preparation, is easier and cleaner.

Poor design -- the air-hole is placed at the bottom of the reservoir jar, but in use, you have to hold the jar in the middle to squeeze it, while somehow managing to keep a finger over the air-hole. A physical impossibility. So aside from struggling with this item, you will have water in many places where it was not intended. I would suggest taping over the air-hole, and let it breathe through the spray holes..

I live in dorms with only communal bathrooms, and they only provide us with one ply toilet paper because our university tries to reduce waste. It's a great intention, but you have to be ready to spend a while wiping and then feeling gross afterwards anyway. I've been hoping to get an apartment at the school this year so I could install an attachable bidet, but we had a giant housing crisis so I have to use communal bathrooms again. I'd been whining to my roommates and friends about how I did not want to spend another year feeling unclean after every bathroom trip, especially in the hot months when I want to stay hydrated but feel disgusting from going so often. I was thrilled when I found out that portable bidets exist because it's the next best thing. This does leak when turned over, but putting your finger over the top opening helps a lot. The amount of water is fine for cleaning up for urinating but I haven't been brave enough to try using without toilet paper or after defecating. I use it every time I go and I feel so much cleaner than if I didn't. I'm also excited to use this after spending time with romantic partners, for times I don't have time to shower afterward or want to be discrete if they have housemates. This will definitely leave me feeling a lot cleaner and more confident without wanting to shower multiple times a day. I can finally stay really hydrated without expecting to feel gross. I also appreciate the pouch it comes with. I do want to warn people with vaginas that using this from the back could spread bacteria and cause both vaginal and urinary tract infections. I would advise you only spray from the front, or first spray the back and then pee and spray the front. (It's the same idea as peeing after intercourse to get rid of bacteria in your urethra.) I'd love if this allowed you to carry it around while containing water, instead of having to fill up right before. The ones that do that are more expensive, though, and this product is good for the price.