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tons of people use this kind of bidet for camping, it's not like you're putting it in your ass. The water can spray like 10 feet, so you can hold it far enough away that hygiene isn't an issue.
I am curios about using an old cap, my guess is it would be tough to get the stream to angle up (with the water bottle upside down), but I'll have to try it next time I get a plastic bottle
you can hold it far enough away that hygiene isn't an issue
I use a special battery powered travel bidet and keep it completely separated from all my stuff in its own hermetic bag in its own compartment in my luggage.
The fact that you are casual about the hygienics regarding water touching your ass and backsplash implies to me you are a fucking disgusting person to use the same bottle to drink out of.
Sounds like you haven't caught the ultralight bug then, must be all that hygiene 🤷
Are you trying to diss me for shaming unhygienic behavior and (pun intended) shit on a dumb as fuck expensive product? If so, you are really fucking stupid. If not, your comment makes no sense.
No, I'm making fun of people who are obsessed with ultralight (almost like a disease or virus), while also pointing out why people want something like this (ultralight backpacking).
Also poking a bit of fun at you (not maliciously) because if lots of people use these or similar designs in order to reuse the water bottle for drinking and they don't get sick from it, then it's probably not that big of a deal. No harm meant tho, if it's not something you're comfortable with that's fine 👍
Apologies, I have no idea why something we discussed earlier set me off and I came off sounding rude to you.
No worries 😊
Hi there. Sorry, I removed your previous comment before I noticed your apology. I want to show appreciation for you understanding that your earlier comment wasn't exactly civil. Thanks for being a decent human being.