Gustyle [2Nd Generation] Portable Travel Bidet By , Ipx6 Waterproof Electric Bidet Sprayer With Automatic Decompression Film And Nozzle 180 Degree Adjustment (140Ml) (White, 140Ml)

Good water saves a lot

Took it with me for Hampta pass & Kashmir Great Lakes treks. Bought alkaline batteries from decathlon for it & the device worked perfectly. 140 ml is more than enough for a person for 1 use. Compact & durable. Highly recommended.. Bought it at 1700

Worst Product: it's of no use. It's a complete waste of money.

Nice solution and product, but not upto the mark, high spray stopped working within two wk’s, however overall quality is good. Need to see how long it will work, not sure it’s just one defective piece what I got.

This is a very handy sturdy and useful. M carrying this for Europe trip.

Water gets over quite soon and it’s not that useful as shown. Money wasted

Very useful and handy product for travelling

It's a good bidet and is a must have for travel. However, I feel the water compartment could have been made a little bigger.

Bought one for a 10 day cruise, used multiple times per day, worked perfectly. Spray strength on high is equivalent to a medium of a normal bidet (which I own one at home). Water volume is sufficient for the job but just refill if not. Takes couple of practice to get the position right but nothing major. Highly recommend.

Update: #3, Sept. 2024 After 2 yrs and my first Gustyle Bidet is still working great! I make sure to keep it as clean as possible, using just dish soap and soak it and use tiny brushes to get into where the wand rotates, it can build up there, because it doesn't dry out as easily. Would be nice if cleaning brushes come with it to get into the wand area. Too those that complain that the unit just stopped working. I've found that over time the mesh on the filter whole can get clogged up, and the unit will either stop working or slow down, even if the batteries are fresh. I have a can of compressed air and us it to blow out the filter, and it's back to working like a charm. If you don't have compressed air, try a hairdryer. Update: #2, Nov. 2023 It's been well over a year and my GUSTYLE bidet is still working great! Bought a second unit, as back up and to leaving in my travel bag. Generally I use cold water, but noticed that it is quieter when warm water is used. As the batteries run down so does the pressure, just means you have to refill more to get the desired cleaning. Still works just great! Update: # 1, Nov. 19, 2022 Purchased GUSTYLE bidet in early Sept, used it while on vacation for 2 weeks and now use it daily at home. Bought it primarily to help eliminate UTI issues, along with taking Utiva Cranberry pills daily, which I highly recommend. So far I am UTI free for 10 weeks! Since using this bidet, and knowing how close it is to your privates, I appreciate that it has its own refillable water tube that the unit is stored in, rather than using a store bought water bottle, where its been in contact with everything. [yuck] However, the tube is the most fragile part of the unit and likely to be the first thing to break or crack over time. Also, I think best to clean with just cool, soapy water. I think hot water will contribute to the plastic water tub failing. GUSTYLE Bidet is still working fine, pressure seems to be the same, no issues with batteries getting wet. In fact still using the first set of batteries I installed, after the ones that came with the unit died after about about a week. Would like to know if anyone can compare the GUSTYLE to the other very similar looking models? Not sure that I would trust the USB powered models. At least with batteries its ready to go and batteries are available every where. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Original Post: I bought this for my own personal use while traveling. Fits easily in my purse, is relatively quiet and comes with a spare head sprayer and nice discreet black bag to store it in. This does not totally eliminate the use of paper, but you use a lot less and it makes you feel shower clean. I see some other reviews on a similar model, where the guy did a video and claims the one he ordered didn't work. I can see from the video that the batteries were not installed properly (both in the same direction). On this model the +- symbols are difficult to see but I figured it out. I like this so much that I'd like to buy one for home use, but will wait and see if there are any upgrades to this model like it has had in the past. There is always room for improvement, possibly the manufacture could highlight the symbols some how and I would like to see the spray arm be a few inches longer and maybe spray pressure be a little more powerful, possibly with AA batteries instead of AAA. Yes this might make the unit slightly bigger but it wouldn't make it that much bigger, and I'd be ok with that. The battery operated are way better than the messy squeeze bottle types, that may hold more water (their only benefit). I'd rather refill than make a mess all over the place. I've had is for a month now and so far I'm very happy with it. Will follow up with any changes.

Since my back Surgery just don't have the maneuverability so needed to buy a bidet addon for my toliet and it was god send. Traveling became a problem since I haven't found one motel that has a bidet even in the handicap rooms. Checked and found that portable hand held bidet are available either squeezed bottle or battery powered so figured powered would be way to go. I picked this brand because seams they have experience in this business and today gave it a try. It worked out fine and it has 2 force setting but only used high so far. Doesn't have the power of a toilet one has but good enought to get the job done without making a mess. You remove the plastic cover and fill it partly with water then attach it to the bottom of the main unit with a twist until it locks. You then fold down the bar positioning it under your backside a push one of the buttons and water begins to flow. Takes little practice and might take couple of runs since doesn't hold lot of water but its lot better than back pain. Check the results after washing and flushing then ran my toilet bidet and all was clear, thumbs up. Update: tried it few times now and still thumbs up but has 2 small issues that should have been taken into account but minor. One not bag or case to carry it should have been one specifically since comes with 2 heads, second no fill line on the water cap so easy to over fill so I would not hook it to main unit unless over sink until you learn the water level that works. FYI "ProCase Hard Case for Philips Norelco OneBlade" or ones like ProCase Hard Travel Carrying Case worked out fine it holds the bidet, extra nozzle and batteries. Update: correction there is a fill line somewhat but very hard to see and does come with carrying bag but i would invest in hard case you will need it. It's working out perfectly but my 3 recommendations, 1) bring spare batteries a few sets just in case. Why the hard case comes in handy it can hold long battery plastic battery holder. 2) alcohol wipes to clean spray arm if dirty. 3) have a gallon jug of water near the toilet specially if sink isn't close because you run through water fast and going to take more than one tank to fully clean. Update: now 2024 and it's starting to loose power with a much diminished flow force of water. Luckily I bought a second one before my trip which I'm now using. Still worth every penny it cost to have a clean bumb with no pain.

It just stopped working out of nowhere.