Mighty Rock Meidong Portable Travel Bidet - Personal Bidet Sprayer for Hygiene, Postpartum Care, Hemorrhoid Treatment

OMG, I'm so happy I bought this product. It has been a game-changer in my bum cleanliness. I absolutely love it. So I got this b/c I live in a rental and I didn't want to buy the ones that attached to the toilets. Plus, I have a 2 story home and I didn't want to buy one for every toilet. So I got two of these, one for upstairs and one for downstairs. I love that it's compact but has a strong stream. I am so much cleaner and I use way less TP than I did before. As someone said before, it doesn't entirely prevent the need for TP but you definitely use way less. I really can't get over this. I've never used a bidet before and I bought this b/c I was really curious about it. And they were right. It's just amazing!So just to keep it clean, I always wash the top part (not the water reservoir) after each use. There's only been a few occasions where debris has splashed on it but I think that was my fault b/c of bad positioning. 98% there's never anything on it after I use it. The fact you can adjust the sprayer helps a lot in getting the right position. I also had a scary moment when the little rubber ring came off and I couldn't find it. I don't even know how that thing slipped off. I think it came off when I dried it off b/c it ended up in the trash. So just be careful of that b/c you don't want to lose it.I also took this with me when we went on a recent road trip. This was also great b/c I really liked having it in the hotel to use. I really can't rave enough about this product.

I’ve been using this during trips for almost two years now. It’s durable, compact, has perfect pressure (the highest setting is my favorite for a good clean without any discomfort). One fill is enough for a good clean. I know some people prefer a rechargeable bidet, however, I personally like that it uses batteries so I don’t have to remember to charge it all the time. I haven’t seen any leakage so far.I will warn that I recommended this to a friend and she was stopped for additional TSA inspection because they couldn’t figure out what it was Lol! So just a heads up for interesting hygiene conversations and awareness spreading opportunities at airport screenings 😂😂.

The Mighty Rock Meidong Portable Travel Bidet has an... interesting... name. Probably should be Meiass, not Meidong; nobody uses it on their front part. (No comment on the "Mighty Rock" portion of the name. Insert your own joke here.)Snide comments aside, I looked at a LOT of travel bidet descriptions before buying this one. And I wrote a series of canonical Amazon reviews on installed-bidets. My review of the Toto K300 is probably the most "useful" (upvoted) review of that very popular item.So... early thoughts...1. The brand is not on the box. There is a sticker with it, but Meidong is not printed on the box at all. The MANUAL only mentions "Handy Travel Bidet" - no mention of Meidong nor of "Mighty Rock".2. This unit requires two AAA batteries. Which are not included. Not the end of the world, but surprising. I mean, you buy it for travel, and they don't make it ready to use? Nowhere in the Amazon product description does it mention that batteries are not included.3. Those AAA batteries? In their manual (which is actually okay), they are called, and I am NOT making this up, "3A batteries". Huh. Never heard them called that before. And I'm over half-a-century old.4. This might be obvious, but it wasn't to me... perhaps because I have the Toto...that wand does not auto-extend. Okay, not a big deal, but you do have to flip it out.Let's talk about that. The product description says, "can be adjusted freely according to posture and personal habits".What does this mean? That you can flip it open and move it to where you want it. It isn't really "adjusted", you just point-and-sh...t. (oo? i? Pick a vowel, any vowel.)Bizarrely, they call this (again, from the Product Description - I am absolutely not making this up!!!) "180 degrees adjustable travel bidet nozzle"Yeah, it really isn't. It flips open. Anything less than 150° and you'll squirt your hand, not your fanny. The only real range is maybe 165° to 180°. Except it only opens to perhaps 175°. Which is actually fine.5. You can't store this with water in it. It's not really leak-proof. Or leak-resistent. Let's be honest - it's leaky. So while it's a "travel bidet", it does mean you'll fill it before entering the stall if in a less private location.The bright sides:1. Nice carry case.2. An actual manual. I mean, there's not a lot to describe, but it has one. And other than "3A", it's easy to read.3. It actually does shoot water. Probably a hella lot better than a squirt bottle.None of this means I'm unhappy. I haven't tried it in "real life" yet. But the first impression - the brandless identity, the lack of batteries, the idea that squirting into itself counts as an adjustment - those could be better. And I really would prefer that it could securely hold the water.I am travelling quite soon. Look for an update then! But for now, that Toto K300 is quite inviting.

There is no battery in hell that would make this thing useful for its intended purpose. Listen Im not saying I need a power washer on max to clean my butt but this thingie is akin to misting one's ass with an upcycled spray bottle that sounds like a vibrator. Ignoring the fact that if anyone saw you walking in or out of a public restroom with this thing they would call a cop to report a pervert, not to mention the fact that the water reservoir is limited and you really have to get this dildo/toothbrush looking thing down there and really aim at your bullseye while risking not dipping the head into the dirty toilet water, this thing is still not powerful enough to do any service. Oh and it makes a Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr sound vibrator sound when you turn it on!!! ..because everyone knows how sexy it is to hear the stall next to you at the mall bathroom vibrating. Thank god they accepted the return (ew!) without complain. (Please say a prayer for the amazon worker tasked with handling the butt cleaner returns, Amen.)

Worked great for a while, until it didn't. Unfortunately not covered by warranty.

My husband always complains when we leave the house on vacation about the barbaric practices most toilets have (or lack) when he’s cleaning his crackalacky. This was an anniversary gift so that whenever he feels he needs to use it, he can feel fresh and clean. There is no leakage and apparently comfortable for his bottom. It doesn’t look like it takes a lot of water but it certainly was enough for him to be satisfied with his tushy cleanliness. No more swamp butt for my husband.