It works for me, but it might not be right for you
UPDATED REVIEW (changed 3*'s to 5*'s):<br /><br />You need this item in your life. One day you too will eat some sketchy gas station bbq, and you will be sitting on the toilet, crying, praying, and probably wishing you'd just go ahead and die and get it over with. Even the good toilet tissue will feel like rough-grain sandpaper. At some point you will stop caring if you're actually clean or not, you'll just want to go back to bed, to die in peace. And then you'll remember that you bought this item, pull it out from under the sink, knock the cobwebs off, and use it. And you too will cry in relief. Pro tip: warm water to get you clean, then cool/cold water for relief. You're welcome.<br /><br />---<br /><br />Ok, I'm not sure how to write a review about an item that sprays water up your butt, and not be totally gross, but I'm going to try.<br /><br />First of all, the big question: DOES IT WORK? Answer? Eh... Ish. If you lived through the great toilet tissue shortage of 2020, and you were hoping for an item that would completely replace the need for toilet tissue, you're going to be sorely disappointed. HOWEVER! It does greatly reduce the amount of toilet tissue that you'll need. Also, if you think that one bottle will be enough, you're going to be even more disappointed.<br /><br />I read a lot of reviews of people complaining about the air-hole at the bottom leaking. Either those people got defective bottles, or they've improved the design, because I don't even put a finger over the hole, and mine has never leaked a single drop of water. I did once accidentally knock the arm (with the sprayer head), back into the bottle, and ended up with water EVERYWHERE... soaked my shirt, the floor, pants, everything. At least it was warm water!<br /><br />My main issue is that it doesn't spray hard enough to actually get you clean. What I end up doing is use the bidet, then wipe, and repeat about 3 times, until the tissue is clean. I get pretty much the same results from using wet wipes, but at least the bidet is cheaper than wipes and tissue, and  doesn't clog the pipes like wipes do.<br /><br />Because of damaged nerves in my back, the motion of twisting around to wipe is incredibly painful for me, so I appreciate that I don't have to wipe as much. And it's convenient for me to use multiple times, because the sink is right next to me. So it works for what I need. Whether it works for you or not, you'll have to decide. Hope this was helpful. Y'all be blessed.
Rating: 5 stars