Panasonic Portable Bidet Handy Toilette Blue DL-P300-A

It works great! Small enough to be discreet but powerful enough to get the job done leaving you feeling clean and refreshed. I’ve recently become disabled and worrying about having to use the bathroom away from home was stressful since I can’t clean myself after using the bathroom. This has been perfect for me.

Brilliant product! I usually dread going to the bathroom when I go abroad but with this, going to the bathroom is no different than in my home country, if not better. Really good water pressure; you can control whether you want it high or low.------Update after five months:-----Water pressure went down and the device is pretty much useless now.

Works well and doesn't leak much so it doesn't get everything wet like some of the handpowered ones do. However, it's power is borderline adequate and it's volume-at that power level-is usually inadequate for me necessitating a refill. It needs improvement.

I have not taken this out of the house yet, but due to some plumbing problems, the bidet attatchment I purchased couldn't be installed, so I have been using this at home instead. At the time I first reviewed it, I had only used it maybe 7-10 times. THERE IS A 15 MONTH UPDATE AT END.In my opinion, it holds just enough water to do the job. I have never had water left over, but have never felt I needed more either. That is likely due to the two spray levels (Hi/Low), and I feel it provides the perfect amount of water pressure. The size and style are unobtrusive, making it perfect for at-home or travel.●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●15-MONTH UPDATE ▶I suddenly lost water pressure, just as a download others have noted. First, I flushed the device with vinegar, in the event it as simple calcium build up. While I do not think this was the cause, it is probably a good preventative measure for some.I came across a 1-star review from an Amazon customer with the same problem. However, a comment by an additional customer shared that he too had this issue and fixed it with a simple pair of tweezers. He states that his water intake screen was clogged with a bit of debris, which was cleared away using tweezers.At the time of this update, I am having trouble understanding exactly where he was talking about. If it is the tiny hole with access to the screen (next to the hatch for the batteries), then I am unsure how to access it to clean it. While I can get to it a bit one the side that is exposed, surely there must be a way to disassemble that bottom housing to clean the screen properly. I have just asked for more details from that customer.

This model travel bidet I use at home now because I did not like the toilet seat loosening all the time with the affixed bidet to the toilet seat… so I bought this one. I also felt the one attached to the toilet could be unsanitary over time though it did work great. This hand held electric one is great though as I just filled up my SmartWater brand water bottle with warm water, put on the enclosed adapter that fit that brand bottle perfectly and turned it on. It did the job perfectly! I feel this device is more sanitary because it is not shared with others like ones attached to the toilet. The only thing that was aggravating was all the instructions are 100 percent in Japanese but it’s simple to figure out thankfully! Panasonic does it right on this travel bidet!

Easy to use and worth the money.I had purchased a red one and it broken after 10 months of usage. Hope this one can last longer.

I’ve had four of these over the years. I finally tried something else because mine either just stopped working or the water flow was too weak. I bought the Mighty Rock Meidong Portable Travel Bidet. It’s almost 1/4 the price and works much better. So far.

this thing is super weak my flosspik has double the water spray in strength, for half the price. instructions are in japanese just don't waste your money