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Portable Bidet | Travel Bidet | Bidet For Travel

Rechargeable Portable Travel Bidet

€79 €99 Save €20

Around 100 Uses
Folds Down
No Plumbing At All

Price: €79 €99

Delivery time: 5-7 days after a 24-48 hour handling time
Free delivery across Europe on orders €60+, otherwise a flat €22
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14 days to change your mind, plus your statutory rights

Product specifications

Power	Built in rechargeable battery, 1000 mAh
Battery life	Around 100 uses, or close to a month, per full charge
Format	Foldable, for travel
Water	Filled by hand, so it works anywhere
Material	Not stated for this model on the listing
Capacity	Not published by the supplier
Dimensions	Not published by the supplier

Shipping & returns

Tracked delivery anywhere in Europe. It is free on orders of €60 or more, and a flat €22 below that. Allow 5 to 7 days, after a 24 to 48 hour handling time.

Under the Consumer Rights Act 2022 you have 14 days from delivery to cancel for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery. You cover the cost of returning it unless the item is faulty.

If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you under the Consumer Rights Act 2022 and the EU Sale of Goods Directive 2019/771, return postage included.

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Looking after it

Empty it after use rather than storing it full, and let the nozzle dry before it goes back in a bag. Charge it every few months if it is sitting unused, because a lithium cell left flat for a long time degrades.

Around 100 UsesPer full charge of the 1000 mAh cell

Folds DownPacks flat enough for a wash bag

No Plumbing At AllWorks anywhere there is water to fill it

About this product

A bidet that fits in a wash bag.

Rechargeable 1000 mAh battery, around 100 uses per charge. Folds down for a suitcase.

This is the version you take with you. No fitting, no plumbing, no bracket.

You fill it with water, fold out the nozzle, and the pump does the rest.

The battery is a 1000 mAh rechargeable cell, which the supplier rates at around 100 uses, or close to a month, per full charge.

It folds down small enough for a wash bag, which is the whole point of owning one alongside a fitted sprayer rather than instead of it.

Useful for travel, hotels, camping, and anywhere the bathroom is not yours to modify.

A portable bidet solves a specific problem: you have got used to washing rather than wiping, and then you go away for a week. Hotel bathrooms are not yours to fit anything to, and most of them have nothing but a toilet roll.

The mechanism is simple. You fill the body with water from the tap, fold out the nozzle, and press the button. A small pump pushes water through the nozzle at a usable pressure, which is the difference between this and the squeeze bottles that need two hands and a lot of optimism.

The battery is a 1000 mAh rechargeable cell. The supplier rates that at roughly 100 uses on a full charge, which for most people is a few weeks of travel rather than a single trip. That is the number worth knowing if you are choosing between this and a manual bottle: you are unlikely to run it flat on a fortnight away.

It folds. That is the reason it works as a travel item rather than a novelty, because something the size of a fitted sprayer is not going in a wash bag next to everything else.

Two honest gaps: the supplier does not publish the water capacity or the folded dimensions, and does not state the material for this model. Its own copy describes travel bidets generally as being made from plastic or silicone, which is a statement about the category rather than about this unit, so we have not recorded it as a specification. If those numbers matter to your decision, ask us and we will get them rather than guess.

On lithium batteries, one practical point that applies to every rechargeable device: if it is going to sit in a drawer between holidays, charge it every few months. A cell left completely flat for a long stretch loses capacity.

Still deciding?

Not sure yet? That is fine.

You can change your mind. Under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 you have 14 days from delivery to cancel for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery.

If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, that is on us. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 covers you, we pay the return postage, and you can have a repair, a replacement or your money back. Read the full detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.

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Got questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from the fitted sprayer?

It carries its own water and its own battery, so it needs no plumbing at all. The fitted sprayer is plumbed into your cistern supply at home.

Do I need both?

Most people who own this already have a fitted one at home. This is the travel version, not a replacement.

How many uses per charge?

The supplier rates it at around 100 uses, or close to a month, on a full charge.

What size is the battery?

A 1000 mAh rechargeable cell built into the unit.

How do I fill it?

From any tap. It is hand filled, which is what lets it work in a hotel or a campsite.

How much water does it hold?

The supplier does not publish a capacity. We would rather tell you that than print a number we cannot stand behind.

What is it made of?

The listing does not state a material for this model. Travel bidets in general are plastic or silicone, but that is a statement about the category rather than this unit.

How big is it folded?

The folded dimensions are not published. It is designed to pack into a wash bag.

Is the spray pressure any good?

It is pumped rather than squeezed, which is the main practical difference from a bottle. It is gentler than a mains fed sprayer.

Can I take it on a plane?

It contains a lithium battery, so it belongs in your cabin bag rather than the hold, and it should be emptied of water. Check your airline's current rules, as they vary.

Does it come with a charging cable?

The unit is rechargeable. Check the box contents on arrival and contact us if anything is missing.

How long does it take to charge?

The supplier does not publish a charge time.

Can I use warm water in it?

You can fill it with comfortably warm water from a tap. Do not use hot water.

Is it waterproof?

It is designed to be used in a bathroom and filled with water. We would not submerge it.

Can I use it one handed?

Yes, that is the design intent. Fill it first, then it is a single hand operation.

Is it suitable for camping?

Yes, as long as you have water to fill it. That is one of the common uses.

Is it quiet?

It is a small pump, so there is an audible hum. It is not silent.

Does it help with any medical condition?

No. It is a washing device and we make no medical claim for it. Anything medical is a question for a clinician.

Is it suitable during recovery or pregnancy?

People buy it for the practical reason that it does the reaching for them. That is about handling, not treatment.

Can children use it?

Yes, with supervision. It is a battery device with a pump.

What if the battery runs out mid trip?

Recharge it. At around 100 uses per charge most people do not run it flat on a two week trip.

Should I store it charged or empty?

Empty of water, and charged. Let the nozzle dry before it goes back in a bag.

What if I only use it twice a year?

Charge it every few months anyway. Lithium cells left completely flat for long periods lose capacity.

Does it need any installation?

None at all. There is nothing to fit, screw or connect.

Can I use it in a hotel with no isolator or supply?

Yes. That is exactly the situation it is for.

How do I clean it?

Empty it, rinse the body, and let the nozzle dry. Do not store it full.

Will hard water block the nozzle?

It can scale over time like any outlet. Emptying it after use and letting it dry is the simplest prevention.

Is this the same as a bidet bottle?

No. A bottle relies on you squeezing it. This has a pump and a battery.

Does it come with a guarantee?

No specific product guarantee is offered on this item. Your statutory rights under EU consumer law apply.

Can I return it if I change my mind?

Yes. It is a standard stock item, so the 14 day EU right to change your mind applies in full.

The complete guide

Buying Guide

6 min read Bidet Co Europe

The problem this solves shows up about a day into a holiday. You have been washing rather than wiping for a year, the hotel bathroom has a toilet and a roll of paper, and there is nothing to fit anything to even if you had brought tools.

How it works

You fill it from the tap, fold out the nozzle, and press the button.

There is a small pump inside, and that is the whole distinction between this and a squeeze bottle. A bottle gives you the pressure your hand can generate at an awkward angle. A pump gives you the same spray every time.

The battery

A 1000 mAh cell, which the supplier rates at around 100 uses per full charge, or roughly a month.

That number is the one that decides whether a device like this is actually useful. At 100 uses you are not thinking about charging it during a fortnight away, which means it stays in the wash bag and gets used rather than left in the drawer.

What we do not know

Three things, and we would rather list them than fill the gaps with plausible numbers.

The supplier does not publish the water capacity. It does not publish the folded dimensions. And it does not state what this particular model is made from. The live listing talked about travel bidets in general being plastic or silicone, which is true of the category and tells you nothing reliable about this unit, so we have not written it into the specification.

If any of those decide it for you, ask us and we will go back to the supplier.

Flying with it

It has a lithium battery in it, so it goes in your cabin bag rather than the hold, and it should travel empty of water. Airline rules on batteries change, so check yours before you fly rather than relying on this page.

Storage between trips

Empty it, let the nozzle dry, and charge it every few months even if you are not using it.

That last part applies to anything with a lithium cell. A battery left completely flat in a drawer for a year comes back with noticeably less capacity than one that was topped up occasionally.

What it does

It washes with clean water, wherever you happen to be.

The live listing made a health claim for this product in its FAQ. It has not been carried across. It is a washing device, it treats nothing, and if there is a medical reason behind the purchase then the person worth asking is a clinician rather than a shop.

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