$17.95

Keep your bottom in top shape with the help of this Happy Bottom portable bidet. This BPA-free bidet helps you maintain personal hygiene wherever you go.

Color: Turquoise
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Features

  • Slim bottle allows for an easy grip and water-pressure adjustment
  • Sprayer head provides generous spray pattern
  • Extra-long angled nozzle allows for easy reach
  • Soft travel bag included
  • BPA-free
  • Dimensions: 2.5 x 8.5 in. collapsed; 2.5 x 14.25 in. extended

Imported.

Leave No Trace: Consult specific land management agencies for waste rules. At lower elevations, you may be able to deposit solid and menstrual waste (such as from a menstrual cup) in cat holes dug 6 to 8 inches deep at least 200 feet from water, camp, trails and drainages. To minimize impact, we strongly recommend that you pack out used toilet paper, even if burying is permitted by the land management agency. Always pack out wipes (even those that are labeled biodegradable or compostable) and menstrual hygiene products.
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Technical Specs

Best Use

Camping

Material(s)

EVA plastic

Volume

13.5 fluid ounces

Dimensions

2.5 x 8.5 inches

Weight

2.8 ounces

Reviews
64 reviews with an average rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars

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32 out of 43 (74%) reviewers recommend this product

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Most Helpful Favorable Review

5 reviews with an average rating of 5.0 out of 5 stars
Toilet paper is barbaric
Eric
4 years ago
I have gone 100% bidet (at home and while travelling) and I'll never look back. This particular item is perhaps a little heavy for the hard core ultralight backpacker, but you can use any water bottle. Just look up "how to use a backpacking bidet" on youtube. For this item, store it dry and fill when needed. Use one "clean" hand to squirt the water, use the other "dirty" hand if a little scrubbing is necessary. bring a little soap or hand sanitizer for hand washing after. When you're done, save a little bit of water in the bottle for hand washing. I usually remove and wash the nozzle with soap when I wash my hands. With a little practice, you can scrub your bum, remove the nozzle, wash and rinse your "dirty" hand and nozzle without getting your "clean" hand dirty or wet. I don't bother with soaping up my bum. You'll want a washcloth sized towel or bandana to dry your bum. Color code your washcloths so you don't accidentally wash your dishes or wipe your brow with your toilet rag. I usually bring a minimal amount of toilet paper or you can use your bandana if you're caught out with no water. This can be a better Leave No Trace option, and you don't have to worry about running out of t.p. On the other hand, use common sense. Sometimes, this is an inappropriate program. Mandatory pack-it-out areas, high altitude, severe weather, etc. may be reasons to use a different method.
Eric
WA
46 people found this review helpful

Most Helpful Critical Review

5 reviews with an average rating of 2.0 out of 5 stars
A Lot of Splashed Water
Jessica
4 years ago
The spout mechanism hemorrhages water when flipped and as long as it is flipped. You could not prefill this for camping or traveling because there is not a complete seal at the spout. Keep a towel handy. Water will get all over the toilet and floor. The positioning of the spout is perfect and all you have to do is squeeze it to increase the water spray. Too bad that water gets all over the place.
Jessica
Rochester, NY
26 people found this review helpful

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TabbyCatTable
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars

Rudimentary but Functional

4 years ago

OK, so you're probably reading this review because you want to find an alternative to toilet paper, and heard the oft-repeated analogy to wiping doggy doo off your hands. The good: The bidet does what it's supposed to do. It sprays in a nice, direct pattern. The bottle is nice and squishy, and feels like it will last. Not so good: There is no way to store water securely to have the bidet "at ready". The fill opening is narrow, and does not always fit the water saving-style faucets in public buildings. Because of the collapsible nozzle, it's sometimes easy to drip water onto ones pants when sitting on the toilet.

Yes , I recommend this product

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bogiesan
Boise, Idaho
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars

does the job

1 year ago

Bidets are civilized and the results are superior. My home bidet emits a strong stream of water. This device cannot, no matter how hard one squeezes, and it requires a bit of hand strength. Female users will find the 13floz fill more than adequate to freshen up after urination. However, a thorough cleansing of the perineum area usually requires two fillings. You will want to bring along plenty of water to refill the bottle and to wash your hands. Compare the Happybottom device carefully against the competing bidet products such as dedicated squirt systems and water bottle nozzles. Happybottom performs the job with some limitations.

Age:65–74
Yes , I recommend this product
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snow hare
Boulder
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars

Great product!

4 years ago

I purchased this several months ago for home use as a much cheaper alternative to bidets that required installation. Attractions were price point, portability (easy to take camping or backpacking), simplicity, and versatility. The long nozzle makes it easy to reach nooks and crannies, and I have found it quite easy to direct the spray where needed, though it did take a couple of days to become accurate without spraying water everywhere. The product works very well for its intended purpose, and it has more than paid for itself in toilet paper savings. It is also light enough to take camping and backpacking. I'm glad REI has finally made a product like this available!

Yes , I recommend this product

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Danno
Oklahoma
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars

At home and traveling, you need this!

1 year ago

2 years later and still loving this product! We have a bidet toilet seat in one bathroom, and this bottle in another bathroom. It works wonderfully! Once you get used to being totally clean after doing number two.... You will never want to go back to just wiping. We take this when traveling to use in a hotel or wherever we're staying because they don't have a bidet. Ignore the silly complaints about leaking. When you're done with it ...just empty out the water and refill the next time you want to use it. No leaking whatsoever when using, when you tug the nozzle up all the way and it snaps into place. I use about a third of the bottle per washing, and just make a habit to refill it when you need to. If you're not sure about buying a bidet toilet seat, this is an awesome way to get that a try. That actually led to us buying a seat mounted bidet later after being so pleased with this product. Please ignore the goofy reviews of people that are unhappy with this product, it is solid, it works wonderfully, you'll use almost no toilet paper except to blot dry... Just about a no-brainer here! Your backside will thank you! Poo on!

Age:55–64
Yes , I recommend this product

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Max_Planck
Colorado
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars

Great way to hose off after a strong cup of coffee

2 years ago

I use a bidet at home so now I need to have one everywhere. Used this in the back country many times and it's nice to feel clean after pooping in a cat hole or wag bag. I also brought it when I went to visit family since they don't have a bidet. I saw some reviews mention that it leaks and I wonder why you'd carry this in your pack with water in it. Just fill it up before you duck behind your tree/bush/rock and blast away. Also, The Deuce trowel fits nicely around this bidet in the bag that comes with the Happy Bottom.

Age:35–44
Yes , I recommend this product

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Danno
Tulsa, OK
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars

Perfect to clean up before putting on cycling shor

3 years ago

A bidet without installing hardware at home! Any cyclist spending lots of money on good cycling shorts is going to clean up their bum to avoid skid marks to make those shorts last and have a comfy ride. Not to mention feeling clean if you're in the bike saddle for hours! Years of riding and i just discovered this fabulous tush wash! And this saves tons of TP! A gentle but effective pressure washer only needs 2-3 pieces of TP to blot dry! This is the real deal! It does not leak when you pull the wand up all the way and I can feel it sorta lock into seal the water flow. No mess and after about 2 uses my aim was "spot" on so you dont need a towel to dry off! Yes this works indoors or on the trail. Keepin' it fresh and clean!

Age:55–64
Yes , I recommend this product

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Phoenixmtn
Los Angeles, CA
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars

Use this daily.

4 years ago

I don't use this for camping, I use this at home. Got this to reduce the amount of toilet paper I use (since coming across toilet paper is more challenging with the pandemic). I think it works well and can't imagine going back to toilet paper alone. Bottom is much cleaner with a bidet than without. It's easy to use. I haven't experienced any leaks or anything, but I don't transport this around full of water. I fill it before doing my number 2. Also works well to keep things extra clean during that feminine time of month.

Age:35–44
Yes , I recommend this product

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mcdrizzle
Colombia, SC
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars

Great for the outdoor and In-home Use

3 years ago

The people providing negative reviews are for the silliest reasons. Its a bidet people. You put water in it and it squirts it out. This is not an iPhone. Super easy to use. I also use it to clean my toddlers who are undergoing potty training. This keeps them clean and avoids me having to clean up underwear with skid marks. It has a rubber durable feeling to the body, does not feel like cheap plastic. Heavy duty and i can see it lasting for easily over a decade with frequent use.

Age:35–44
Yes , I recommend this product

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Difficult to useVery easy to use
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Elanor
Rated 2.0 out of 5 stars

nice idea, horrible design

3 years ago

Giving this more than one star because it's better than TP alone, but the design is not well thought out. I live in a 100-year-old apartment with fragile plumbing that I don't want to risk damaging by installing a bidet, so I got quite a bit of experience with this product, as I used it everyday for several months before I found a better alternative. No matter how careful I was or how I held it, water splashed EVERYWHERE. And it wasn't all clean water, to put it mildly. I wish REI would carry other backpacking bidets - this is not the only one out there. (Eg, holey hiker, which works with any standard disposable water bottle and is much more well-designed.) I've kept this one as a backup but I can't recommend it.

No, I do not recommend this product
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LizM
California
Rated 3.0 out of 5 stars

Not great but still useful

11 months ago

This is decent and not too expensive but it is a long way off from a home bidet. It rinses off the surface but doesn't get sticky material. It is messy in a public restroom when used from the back, as the water bounces off. Perhaps if you were squatting in the woods with your clothes off, it could be good. Or good for menstrual and basic women's hygiene. But for a bowel movement, it just doesn't have the pressure needed to thoroughly clear the area.

Age:45–54
No, I do not recommend this product
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