TOTOTravel Handy Washlet YEW350-WH by Toto

After being in Japan I really really wanted a washlet. It's amazing that it's taken off in Japan, and actually a similar way is used in a lot of the middle east and asian countries. Trying to get a washlet is difficult in the UK though, so decided to try this. It was imported from Japan and does take a month to get here. However no complaints about this. I did think about getting other washlets from Panasonic, or even the cheaper varieties, but I'm glad I held out for the Toto model.Works as intended, comes with a handy travel pouch and battery. Yes it is more expensive than the squeezy bottle types, but (a) you get what you pay for, (b) the company is good at what it does, and knows what they are doing. Next step is probably get a proper Toto toilet system installed, but until then I highly recommend this.

The product is well made and very portable works well not very strong jet of water but good enough perfect for travel

A must when you travel abroad where toilet paper is difficult to find. All you need is clean water from you water bottle and one battery (lasts between 30 to 45 days depending on the number of times you use it and the battery brand). Really well conceived and designed, easy to fill or refill for those who think that a 23 second-shower is not sufficient, the strength can also easily be adjusted from regular to soft. Also useful to feel clean and fresh during travel or trek in very warm weather conditions, far away from your bath tub or shower.

Good item while it's working. We had a few of these and on average they stop working after 10 months. Zero warranty if ordered from Japan, of course.

This is probably the best portable bidet out there. The water quantity is ok, the size is adequate. The build quality ... is Japanese. Pricey, but very happy with the purchase. The only downside is that it will be delivered from Japan and you will need to cover the import tax in your country.

This is very well made and do the job it meant to. It is very easy to use and although the instructions are in Japanese the diagrams are very easy to understand. It is a little pricy but is worse every penny.

The switch failed to work 9 months after purchase. No way of contacting seller other than through Amazon who said they couldn't help as Amazon Warranty had expired and that I needed to contact the manufacturer myself - pretty well impossible as it is a company in Japan. One would have thought that a warranty of at least 1 year should apply to a product like this and that Amazon, through whom the product was purchased, would be more helpful in advising how to contact the manufacturer.

Arrived at the very begining of the estimated delivery window.No instructions in English, but the instructions are perfectly well illustrated, so there is no problem there.Also as mentioed in the instructions, the item attracted a £7.15 VAT charge which was collected by The Royal Mail (subject to their addtional £8 collection charge), so a total payable of £15.15 at the local Royal Mail office.Product does exactly as described on Amazon - and even came with some Japanese Green Tea in a perfecty assembled package.