5 Best Portable Bidets of 2024, Tested by Experts

This soft plastic bottle has a lot going for it, starting with its low price. It’s also easy to use — simply fill the bottle with water, screw on the cap, position the bottle, point the nozzle and you’re ready for a refreshing cleanse. Another nice feature: The nozzle has 10 spray holes, allowing it to cover a wide area during use.

In addition, our testers noted the compact design; the long nozzle extends before use, then retracts back into the bottle when you’re done so it takes up less space. The nylon carrying case is a bonus. They also found it comfortable to use, especially when filled with warm water. While it's not as powerful as an electric model, online reviewers praised this bidet’s water pressure as well as its cleaning performance and compact design, with one satisfied customer saying the product “changed my life.”

This inexpensive, portable bidet from Uyicoo is the perfect companion for road trips, camping trips and other on-the-go bathroom experiences, especially when space is at a premium. This bidet’s nozzle conveniently fits on any water bottle and offers a wide spraying angle, with an elongated shape that provides a little more reach. At a little over 3 inches long and weighing less than an ounce, it’s extremely compact and can easily fit into nearly any handbag, backpack or weekend bag.

The drawbacks? Some online reviewers reported the device can pop off the bottle if squeezed too hard. Other customers also said the water pressure can be a bit weak, causing it to not always deliver optimum cleaning results.

In general, electric portable bidets deliver a stronger stream than manual models. The Mighty Rock is no exception. This compact electric bidet, powered by two AAA batteries (not included), offers two levels of water pressure, a semi-circular spout for accurate aiming, and an ergonomic design. Moreover, “we like the adjustable nozzle, which makes it easy to target different areas during cleansing,” says Dan DiClerico, Director of Home Improvement & Outdoor at the Good Housekeeping Institute.

Some online reviewers report that the device’s small holes can get clogged with minerals over time, impacting the water pressure. The electric device is noisier than manual models, for those looking to be discreet. Also, this product is double the cost of some of our other picks.

This portable bidet’s collapsible, accordion-like design makes it easy to transport, so it's ideal for your next backpacking or camping trip. Alternatively, you can strap the bottle onto your backpack using the carabiner clip it comes with, providing a travel bidet within arm’s reach at a moment’s notice. When it’s time to put it to use, you simply extend the device, fill it with water, and squeeze the bottle. It features a built-in adjustable nozzle and three-point spout, and the product weighs just 5.3 ounces when empty. A discreet carrying case is included.

Nonetheless, the product is expensive compared to many of its competitors. Some online reviewers said the screw-on top can leak, while others reported the unit difficult to disassemble.

Although it’s designed for postpartum recovery, this perri bottle from Cynpel is a solid portable bidet all around. Compact and lightweight, this low-cost option is easy to use: Just fill it with water, hold the bottle upside down, and spritz. The retractable angled nozzle features 10 holes that provide a steady water stream. Another selling point: It comes with a waterproof travel bag.

But not all online reviews are glowing. Some users said the bottle leaks, despite the manufacturer’s claimed “leak-free” design. Some also said the water flow is hard to control, and that the product’s plastic design makes it susceptible to cracks. Still, this portable bidet is one of the cheapest options out there.