Portable Bidet Squeeze Bottle - No Toilet Paper Required!

This bidet bottle feels WAY nicer than toilet paper and is a godsend for anyone with diarrhea, fissures, hemorrhoids or perianal skin tags (or menstruating!):

I tested over 12 different bidet bottles before choosing this one. The squeeze/feel of the bottle, the length of the tube, the angle of the spout, the type of spray nozzle - these are all important factors and make a huge difference for ease of use and performance. You will not be disappointed with this one and you'll probably never go back to dry-wiping!

We have one for every member of the family and I like to fill mine with warm/hot water. If you have diarrhea, you can pre-fill it and just leave it next to the toilet, ready-to-go.

Women may find it easiest to spray from the front of the pelvis, and men from the back. But my husband also prefers to spray from the front.

If you're a bigger male, you may need to lean to one side while on the toilet so that you have room to get the nozzle down there. When you're done, don't forget to rinse the bidet in the sink before washing your hands. Wash bidet bottle with soapy water as needed.

Why use a bidet bottle?

- Better personal hygiene. Cleaning with warm water does a much better job than cleaning with toilet paper alone.

- Easier cleaning. For many people with mobility issues, hemorrhoids, or skin tags, it's hard to reach down there and clean up with toilet paper. With a bidet bottle, it's much easier.

- Eco-friendly. Bidet use is much better for the environment than using paper made from trees.

- Reduced risk of plumbing or septic issues. With less toilet paper going through your pipes, there's a reduced chance of clogging. If you have your own septic system you will greatly reduce the need to have it pumped out.

If you have your own septic system, you may want to stop flushing toilet paper entirely. At my ranch, we use the bidet bottle to clean and any toilet paper used to blot dry is placed in a garbage can next to the toilet.

If you don't have a bidet on your toilet, then use one of our tried-and-tested Bidet Bottles from the LTYG Shoppe.

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[HolisticTake]

This is the most informational video I have seen regarding portable bidets. You confirmed how I should be using it. Thank you so much.

[ZoneZero-smjv]

That seems like it would go everywhere reaching around to the back and be hard to get in the right spot.

[CCC]

Thank you! I bought one and had no clue how to use it

[brttyclwn]

Thank you so much my mom got a bidet for my period and I’ve been sitting here for 20 minutes confused T^T

[andreaminango]

Por fin alguien explica como usar el bidet.. En latinoamerica no es muy conocido (excepto argentina) pero los demás andamos perdidos y tenía muchas ganas de usarlo! Agradecida! 💙️

[florindagonzalez]

I was curious how to use a portable bidet. This video is helpful. Thank you

[Thenlyy]

There’s absolutely nothing wrong with flushing toilet paper, it literally disintegrates in a matter of minutes. Not hard on plumbing or septic tank at all.

[kalahhavlicek]

How do you clean the portable bidet? Also how often should I clean the bidet?

[tracyturner]

Hi there, very good video! Where did get the stand you put your feet on?

[last]

im fascinated by this all of a sudden. ita a must have

[armalame]

When you squeeze the water in the back, how do you prevent water from going everywhere and get messy? Any suggestions?

[Bizzy-Bumble]

Very informative tutorial, the best I've seen. Thank you for explaining it professionally.

[sangindil]

This may be a silly question... but can a guy use it from the front instead of how you showed guys should use it?

[HolisticTake]

Don't you have to use your hands to rinse well after pooping?

[poppajretired]

Have this and you simply cannot get enough pressure even squeezing with two hands to do a effective job

[paulguerrero]

A lot of work for very little results. I returned mine

[MORTEMANIMAuk]

So I just squeeze It and the jet gets rid of the dingle berries

[jlist]

Why is a dude going to use it from the back? I'm a dude and I made my own portable bidet, and designed it to be used from the front.