The 5 Best Portable Bidets of 2024

When shopping for a portable bidet, consider weight, liquid capacity, and whether or not it comes with a carrying pouch to use while traveling. Also note that you&#;ll still need a few squares of toilet paper or a small towel to dry up when finished.

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Bidets &#; toilet attachments that clean you in place of toilet paper &#; have long been popular in countries like Japan, France, and Brazil, and they&#;re starting to become more common in the United States. For those of us who&#;ve become accustomed to the clean feeling a bidet provides, a portable bidet is just what you need when traveling, hiking, or camping. Usually a light, squeezable bottle with a spray nozzle, portable bidets are easy to use, pack, and clean. There are even electric bidets, some featuring multiple stream speeds to provide soothing comfort while they clean.

Brondell&#;s original portable bidet is unbeatable when it comes to value and simplicity. Simply fill up the bottle, attach the nozzle, and spray to your heart&#;s content. Then give it a rinse and perhaps a little scrub with some soap when you&#;re finished, before sliding it into the carrying pouch with the nozzle facing down. This portable bidet comes in five colors, though it's not as sleek as other options. Still, it's a great choice for those who favor simplicity while still ensuring a clean feel.

Founded in , Tushy&#;s cute and cheeky (pun intended) ads have managed to convince users to invest in a bidet toilet attachment, and its portable bidet is just as convenient. The unique, collapsible design crushes down to fit in a pocket-sized pouch, and it comes with a carabiner to attach to the outside of your bag. It also comes in a few loud colors, including Friday Fuchsia, and is extremely light when empty.

It might be tough to clean under the hinge.

It packs down small and can clip onto the outside of your bag.

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One drawback to this electric bidet is that its 6.7 fluid-ounce capacity isn&#;t too big compared to other bidets, but you can attach it to a disposable plastic bottle to add more liquid capacity. And if you&#;re worried about reliability, Vikken offers a 12-month warranty.

As convenient, budget-friendly, and portable as many simple bottle bidets are, many of us need a stronger stream to get the job done. Enter the electric bidet. This Vikken bidet is beautifully designed and can do more than 100 sprays on a single USB-C charge, so you don't have to worry about keeping it plugged in while on the go. Once it&#;s charged, fill up the transparent water holder and flip out the nozzle to reveal a power button with two speeds.

While it has two water pressure settings, the lower setting may not be strong enough to provide a sufficient clean.

This surprisingly useful portable bidet is great for minimalist travelers. Simply plug the bidet cap onto any standard plastic water bottle, flip, and squeeze. It&#;s very small and lightweight &#; perfect for backpackers &#; and can easily be transported in a small reusable bag. Alternatively, CuloClean sells hygienic bags and reusable bottles so you don't have to rely on plastic water bottles to use this bidet.

You&#;ll need to have a disposable plastic bottle handy or purchase one of the brand's reusable bottles.

It sports a simple design that won&#;t add a lot of weight to your pack.

When you&#;re done, the nozzle pops back easily into the cap, and the whole bottle fits into a thick cloth pouch that comes included. Unlike the previous Brondell model, which looks a bit like a medical device, this portable bidet is sleek and comes in a few fun colors.

Brondell has spent more than two decades in the bidet game, and this update on its portable classic hits &#; or shall I say gently sprays &#; all the right points. Simply fill up the bottle at your sink, twist on the cap, and press the spring-loaded button to reveal the nozzle. The silicone is a good level of squishy &#; firm, yet soft &#; and gives off a strong, but not too strong, spray.

Tips for Buying Portable Bidets

Opt for lightweight options that are easy to pack

Everything you pack makes a difference in terms of size and weight, so make sure your portable bidet is both small and light. It&#;s also important to have a carrying pouch, or at least a reusable bag so it doesn&#;t drip on your other items.

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Consider the nozzle shape

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Travel bidet nozzles are usually toothbrush-shaped with one or several holes at the tip for the water to shoot through like a shower head &#; though they aren&#;t all the same. Some options have multiple holes while others are bent at an angle. What you pick comes down to personal preference. Many website provide videos of the bidets being sprayed, so you can see the stream before you purchase.

Look for durable materials

Most travel bidets are made of plastic, but some use sturdier silicone. The important thing is for water to come out easily when you squeeze the bidet, though if it&#;s too soft the plastic can get permanently bent over time. You also want to ensure that the materials can withstand frequent washes.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What are the benefits of using a bidet?

  Using a bidet can provide a better clean than just using toilet paper alone. Some users prefer to start cleaning with a bidet and drying off with a bit of toilet paper to prevent a damp feeling. Using a bidet not only can ensure cleanliness, but it cuts down on toilet paper use.

• Are portable bidets sanitary?

  Bidets are sanitary if you keep them clean, though you&#;ll have to be careful of bacteria buildup inside the nozzle. You should thoroughly clean your portable bidet after every use and allow it to fully dry before storing it inside any bags.

• How do you clean the inside of a portable bidet?

  Any residual spray won&#;t get inside the bidet container, just water, but you can clean it anyway by dripping in some dish soap with water and giving it a good shake. If your bidet comes a part in multiple pieces, it can help to let them all air dry separately before storing.

• Should I get a manual or electric bidet?

  A manual portable bidet and a good wipe should do the trick, but an electric bidet will do an even better job. However, the drawbacks of an electric option are weight and price.

Why Trust Travel + Leisure

Joel Balsam is a Canadian freelance journalist, guidebook author, and avid traveler. For this story, he drew from his own experience as a world traveler and conducted extensive research to determine the best travel bidets on the market.

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