How to Use the Water Bottle Bidet - Backpacking Without Toilet Paper
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- Pooping in the woods is a chore but everyone's gotta go. With the water bottle bidet you can avoid using toilet paper. This method has completely changed the dynamic of pooping in the woods and allows me to get back on the trail more quickly than conventional means.
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Please read. Based on the comments from this video. There are a few things I'd like to point out.
1. Several women have said that this method works but they use the bidet from the front to avoid transference of fecal matter.
2. Hand sanitizer does not kill c-diff or norovirus. I will be carrying some kind of soap in the future.
3. Use natural materials (rocks, sticks, leaves to get the big stuff first after an initial squirt so it's not as gross.
This is a great community and I like that most everyone was civil in this thread and gave their own advice.
Great job with this Frozen. I was a bit weirded out when they were first released but see the value for sure.
I have been curious a bit using one of these but ill still be using tp but it should reduce the use of tp. As a paramedic I am not touching my own poop with bare hands not the smartest idea 💡. Thanks for the great video and nice shirt too
I've been going nuts trying to find video guides on how to use these. Everything lacks actual instructions but you did a prefect job of showing your stance, where you hold the bidet and then gave a visual with the cup that provided the detail you couldn't film. Thank you so much for this. And thank you for including a summary in your comment section of extra tips or improvements. I'm a woman so seeing that we should use from the front was helpful after the initial demonstration.
Jason, every YT video I’ve seen just says “use a bidet” and barely glosses over the specifics of the process, so it is great to see a video that actually demonstrates the dance steps. Excellent video, mate!
Come back tomorrow for a compilation of great comments resulting from the video.
You got guts man, I like it. Someone needed to tell this story in detail, you did well my friend.
I appreciate that
Dude you found a way to let people know how to do what needs to be done with out being ugly about it. Hats off for a good way to inform folks.
Thanks!
I've been using this for a little over year now. It's freaking awesome. Although in the fall months, that first squirt will definitely wake you up.
I bet
I started to experiment with bidets at the end of 2019. That worked out VERY well during the great TP shortage, and it also works for backpacking! I have had no issues, as a woman, using a bidet for almost 2 years. I just take care not to cross contaminate my "lady parts". It is also a nice way to wash up the personal stuff at the end of the day, and as you said, cut down on chaffing by washing off the salt from sweat.
It's a game changer. I feel so fresh & clean like I just had a shower. Not even kidding.
😆 thanks for the heads up. Only fist pump tops now. No shaking hands on the trail!!
Here's another LIFE changer for you.
On my 3 week solo trip back in May deep into Idaho wilderness, I used my "Brondell".
I got the bright idea to heat up some water by the campfire, added coldwater till I got it to that Luke warm temp.
OMG. Using a bidet with warmed water deep in wilderness was LIFE CHANGING.
Probably the highlight of my trip, lol
Exhilarating I bet!
@@FrozensAdventures I remember walking back to my camp and sitting down just feeling so refreshed.
The feeling was very weird when the water was perfect skin temperature. You almost couldn't feel anything.
But good Lord, when you use filtered/ice cold creek or lake water in May up at Alpine Lakes in the Sawtooth Mountains, you will feel exactly where the bidet stream is hitting, lol.
Dude, this is the crappiest conversation I have had all day long
I thought I was the only one who heated up my bidet! Nice.
Best explanation and demo I've seen on this!
Great video. I’ve just bought a similar product. Looks like it should be good for its purpose and also giving the meat and veg a good rinse at the end of a day’s hiking. Sweaty groin area can be quite uncomfortable when trying to sleep.
l love the detail and Thanks!!! I use a bidet at home but never tried a portable. Gotta do it.
I expected you to say ‘Today is bidet day!” And I cracked myself up for 10 minutes.
LOL
And there it is... the video I didn't know I needed to watch and yet I was a captive audience for the whole thing. May give one of these a try.
Totally!
I got tripped up for a second before watching this and thought it was an outdoor boys video bc he’d so make a video like this. This video made me lol. So good.
I have been using a bidet for a couple years and wouldn't want to backpack without it. As far as the back door is concerned, I still use a bit of paper to finish things off after a good squirt. The front gets a squirt then a shake. I have a dedicated small water bottle for the bidet. Since I carry baking soda to brush my teeth, I will occasionally put a pinch of that into the bottle to help neutralize odors down there that sweating and not bathing tends to cause. Been working great for me so far.
Good idea!
As a woman, I'm gonna say...Works perfect! It has even made backpacking fun for my very clean loving daughters! And if you have time to warm the water first it's even awesome in the cold... Like a personal shower. ☺️
Great!
I was trained by NOLS in 1998 to use natural tp. Rocks, sticks, snow and nothing live, ever. But I’ve been using this bidet at home and in the woods for 1+ years and it’s a game changer. So much cleaner than tp. I don’t scrub like the video shows but it’s something to consider. I haven’t had any issues just squirting the water and trying to get the stream a little deeper in the hole, if possible. Just relax, you can do it. Also, at the risk of TMI, the better your diet the easier the clean up. Increase your fiber and it seems like nothing sticks!
I carry some body soap, some paper towels, and water. Spray first, then use soap, spray again, then use paper towels to dry up! Love feeling clean after a nature poop!
Good stuff. I made the switch to a bidet last year. I do use natural material (stick, pine cone, etc.) to get the big bits then rinse with bidet and a drop of Dr. Bonners soap to clean and polish the rear view mirror. I sanitize hands as final step.
PINE CONE?! Oh my! You are rugged.
@@MtnWanderer-TieDye- Definitely not the big pine cones. On my last trip to Wyoming I use some little ones I found laying around. They were surprisingly "soft" for a pine cone.
Pinecones are favorite of mine but often toy can't find them where I camp.
HAHA good pointers. Now I can actually use mine. I just got back from backpacking the first 6 sections of the Colorado Trail, had a bidet with me and did not use it once. I can now do it!
I use the same system and it works great! Leave no trace!
Great video. Simple, straight forward instructions. I will be subscribing based on that! Thanks!
Thanks for the demonstration. I've never used one but got curious about it. Question: How do you avoid getting your clothes wet when spraying?
Don’t forget the family jewels in hot weather! LOL
Heck yea!
I'm a bidet user at home and I got one of these for camping, even car camping at state parks with the family. The toilet paper there is so bad and one of the worst parts of the trip was always that. So now I use my portable bidet and life is way better. Hell I might even bring it on trips to use in hotels since I can't go back to not having a bidet in my life.
I'd do the hybrid approach of the water bottle and TP to finish off. I ain't touching my poop if I can help it, lol.
Poop should be gone after the initial first clean off. Do whatever works for you.
Wow I must be getting old because this level of detail was kind of shocking haha. But I definitely appreciate it - these things are confusing for some reason lol. I don't even camp, just want to be cleaner & can't afford a real bidet. Thank you for the graphic demonstration!
Question that no one ever seems to address on this subject: how do you dry off afterwards?!? Air dry or what?? Thanks for all the great videos!
Give it a good shake.
I’ve been using this bidet at home and backpacking for 1+ years. At home, I just pat my bum with a washcloth. In the woods, I just let my tech underwear handle it. It dries fast, no issues.
I highly recommend using filtered water, have a backup system ready in case of failure (some TP) and for a treat, try warming the water (your bum will thank you).
I also personally use a bottle that is dedicated for this purpose (not my drinking bottle) like the Brondell has.
I'm gonna give that other brand you mentioned a try. I like the pressure coming out of this model though.
@@FrozensAdventures You will love the pressure on the Brondell in comparison (much more precise due to the "nozzle" being harder than the one in your video). The one you showed is more flexible and "get off course" at times, lol. But the best feature is the one way check valve on the bottom of the bottle. That makes each squeeze MUCH better than the one in your video (each squeeze can get tons of air right into the bottom of the bottle.
At first I didn't like the idea of having to use the provided bottle, but the more I tested several bidets, I preferred having a dedicated bottle for this task. I will say, you have some negatives with Brondell. It takes up more volume, weighs a little more (total of ~3oz for bottle, nozzle, sack), and costs a little more (on sale right now for $9.98 though on Amazon). The plastic they use seems more rugged and pliable, so it can be compressed down if needed and it won't hurt the bottle or fatigue over time (well, I've used it constantly for over a year now, at least).
I was going to ditch the little stuff sack that comes with it, but since I ended up keeping it's bottle, I like it as my complete "poop kit". Surprisingly, they actually provide you with a round bottom stuff sack, so it contours the bottle perfectly You can get you deuce of spades, 1oz hand sanitizer, and some spare TP in a zip lock (as backup). All nice and contained.
I bought this a few months ago based off your recommendation and I love it. I even use it at home now.
Don't tell anyone but there was a week at home that I was thinking about just converting full time before my wife started asking questions haha
Thanks Frozen. I had bought a CuloClean bidet but haven’t tried it yet. I would not have known to polish the mirror and would have had bad results.
You would have figured it out. I did lol
Someone mentioned it earlier in the thread, but my question is how do you not get your pants wet when your using this? And thanks so much for addressing this issue so tactfully. Well done!
The angle causes the water to drop straight down. Don't spray on your knee keep your pants up a bit. It's a lot easier in shorts.
@@FrozensAdventures Thanks for the tip, that makes sense. And thanks for all your content, Especially the PA trails. I'm looking forward to doing my first solo on Old Logger's Path some time next year.
Thanks! I saw you mention this in a previous video and instantly purchased it. Thankfully your instructional video is just in time for my Timberline trail hike around Mt Hood in Oregon tomorrow 9/23!
Oh man have a great time!
Yeah no way... not my hand ...
I was wondering how you were not using toilet paper.
Thanks for sharing
Yup, this is what I've been doing exactly for the last 3 years. Super refreshing. I do wash my hands afterwards with my mini bottle of Dr. Bonners then sanitize at the end. Otherwise same exact method for me.
I switched to Dr Bonners as well. I just filled up an old Purell bottle
I've had two different bidets. The first one had a slit that allowed a lot of water through in only one stream which didn't offer a lot of pressure. The second one I bought has multiple holes which gives more of a sprinkler effect and also more pressure. I prefer the second one as it conserves water plus does a better job of cleaning. Both were found on Amazon.
Thanks for the info
Just started using the bidet system in the last month. With 1 baby wipe. Game changer.
Yup the baby wipe at the end is the icing on the cake.
Does hand sanitizer get rid of norovirus, or do you need soap? Seems to me I recall a nurse telling me when pooping, you should use soap for that very reason. I could be wrong.
No only bleach and hydrogen peroxide. You can get noro from TP though too so take your pick. That was a worry of mine before hiking the AT
I lied soap and water work.
Great approach to this video. I wasn't sure what to expect but knew it would be informative.
Glad it helped!
I haven't used one but wouldn't mind. I like the thought of essentially washing up down and back there each time I go. I might bring dried out wet wipes anyway though just for a good cleaning once and for all at the end of each day. Just pack them out, no biggie.
I really enjoy your videos, been a subscriber for awhile now.
I’ve seen hikers on UA-cam talk about using bidets and wondered how does it really work 🤷♂️. Thanks for demonstrating the actual process. While I don’t think it’s for me, at least I can now make an informed decision.
Keep up the good work, I always look forward to your videos
Thanks for watching and keeping an open mind. Very important skill
How does planning for water change with this? Do you find yourself having to crap near a water source, or carry an extra liter for pooping?
I usually fill to capacity before camp or at least can find water in the morning. If it's dry area I'll take TP. I'm pretty regular so I can plan this out pretty good. I know everyone is different though.
'Wholly crap'! One great video! This really does deal with the issue from another angle! Thanks for giving us the low down. Water relief! (Sorry, but I just love puns!)
You bet!
Thank you so much for bringing info about bidet use! Indeed the front squirt towards the rearview is much cleaner and safer option for females. I use tiny bit of bronner's soap, they Havel travel sizes which can be use for all cleaning of the bits on the trail.
We have bidets at home. Hubby is otr driver and was complaining about not having bidets at truck stops. I'm going to have to get him one of those attachments
@@xravensxdreamx there are bidet bottles that come as a unit that are better
Pika Outdoors powder soap is a great add to the bathroom kit. Transfer into a small empty sanitizer bottle and a little bit is perfect for scrubbing the hands after bidet'ing. Haven't used TP in the backcountry all year and I recommend these travel attachments to everyone! Thanks for making this video!
I'll check it out thanks!
The explanation we all needed, that nobody wanted to give us.
I'll never look at a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle the same again.....🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nice detail dude...👍
Cowabunga
@@FrozensAdventures 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Well, that required some courage to make and post. Thank you. I bought a different one (the "culo clean"), but have yet to get back on trail to use it. I would not necessarily have thought of using fingers as you describe, and your use of euphemisms was, shall we say, your "ace in the hole." Maybe this video will show up in recommendations to those searching for finer points of car detailing.
Lol 😂
I use a bidet for hiking, except I reach between my legs from the front to spray, gets the nozzle closer to the action and the spray is stronger.
Awesome!!🥾🥾⛺️
I’ve seen a few videos and articles on this, but they all seemed to skip whether to hold the bottle in front or behind. Now it’s clear
I can only hope I'm doing it right because like you already found, there's not a lot of info about it.
Personally, I go from the front because I can direct the water better. Reaching around behind me gets me off balance.
Yea but I'd feel like I WOULD get some backsplash.
Mtn Wanderer [Tie-dye] I found the same to be true; front is better than back; better aim and less splash.
@@FrozensAdventures I guess it depends on the angle and technique.
But one big question, doesn't all the water and poop get your pants wet that are around your ankles or do you take your pants all the way off?
Do you have a dedicated bidet bottle, or do you use your drinking bottle?
With the angle of the bidet and the distance the bidet shoots the water. I find myself just using the dirty water bottle.
I love baby wipes, alway carry some in a ziplock, they dry you wet em and you can use em to take a cat bath, butt this, this is great! Can’t wait to try it
I do a pre wipe with sticks and leaves before the bidet pressure wash
Very good. I've pinned a comment of the most common remarks here.
Nice, well done!
Great demo and instructions on the bidet I have never had the experience of using one but will to try it on a hike sometime. Thanks Jason
Thanks for watching!
Great for women for sure. Thanks for the good info.
You bet!
Does a balloon inflate when you get the bullseye?
😂, took me a sec to get that one
I appreciate you putting this video out. You talking about how much a of a game changer it was on one of your trips was the straw that got me to give it a try, and I'm glad I did!! Showing how you "polish off" the rest was the one area I wasn't sure. I still struggle with the bare hand cleaning aspect, but the continual spray from the bidet makes it seem not as bad. Might have to try it out there.
Thanks again for the great content and keeping it real!!
And if you aren't comfortable doing that no big deal use a wipe. Someone had suggested bringing a set of lightweight surgical gloves too. May help you out.
@@FrozensAdventures I've been using TP for the time being, just much less of it and cleaner process for sure.
Always enjoy your vid... thanks Again
Dang, almost 100 comments in the first 2 hours! And I thought this was a crappy subject, lmao (Boys and our potty humor ;-)
Tim Watson will be proud of this video.
I'm sure he'd just recommend I get a new trowel.
Would highly suggest you use soap after instead of hand sanitizer (or in addition).
Alcohol-based hand sanitizers are not very effective against norovirus.
Yea it's unfortunate
Agreed. Soap is actually better for this purpose - it generally does a better job of breaking down the “bugs”, especially when used correctly. I highly recommend Dr. Bronner’s!
Very good video on this topic...the best I've seen on bidets! I bought one just haven't had it in me yet to give it a try. Curious how much water you typically use?
It's much less than I would have thought. Can't give an exact amount maybe 1/8 a 1 liter bottle?
@@FrozensAdventures Not bad at all!
Thank you !!
So, you spray the behind, all wet. Then you just hoist your shorts? With a wet backside? It seems you need TP to dry the area before hoisting the shorts. What am I missing?
Give it a good shake and pull your pants up.
I was wondering the same thing! But also, what if staying at a dry campsite? You’re gonna need to haul in more water. Does this method take a lot of water to do?
That's where the wet wipes come in.
Someone has probably mentioned this...
Disinfectant doesn't "sterilize ".
I would probably try the bottle then wipe with biodegradable wipes and bury them in the hole. The rock, stick, or leaf idea is a defenite no. I'd either injury myself or wipe with a leaf that is poisonous. 🥴
Do you use your drinking “clean” water bottle or unfiltered water bottle?
i'm sure there's things you could get from dirty water possibly. I'd go with the clean drinking water bottle. Practice a bit before a trip so you can get things down.
It must a great feeling in the winter….LOL
Oh I'm sure it will be.
Omg!! Ty so much for make’g this video!!
You are welcome
This is cleaner, but toilet paper takes less space. 😂😂😂
Do you find yourself carrying more water in case the need arises?
I'm pretty regular so I always stock up water before camp. I usually have my constitutional in the mornings
I may switch to one of these but i think it would work better from the front for me and also not using your hand but a wet wipe to get the final pass. Using hand seems pretty unsanitary even with soap/sanitizer. Im just not sure about this method when it is 30degrees out. That water would be freezing cold.
I'll let you know in a few months when it gets cold out. I know brushing my teeth is terrible in the winter if it's in the low 20's.
Great video again! Thanks so much! I do actually the same, but I use a medical glove for my left (cleaning) hand. After finishing my "business", I slip the glove inside out and put it into my poop-bag. When I need it next time, I just blow from a short distance in the glove to turn it outside out, and ready to clean. One quality glove usually last me about 7-10 days on a hike. So I never have to touch my ass with bare hands.
Great idea!
This avoids the actual objection you’ll face which you 100% need to answer every time you tell ppl this or you just simply won’t convince them: how clean are your hands AFTER? This is more to do with how you sanitize but you should demonstrate even if it’s clumsy and not terrifically scientific some way to test the germs on the hand. Bc you’re making content, this is an effective way to prove your case. I’ve seen ppl do this with glow germ kit. I mention bc in these tests it’s actually not the most effective way without extensive sanitizing which ppl are not likely they do. They tend to clean hands but not as much as they should rendering the method not as convenient as wet wipes which are a happy middle ground implementing them into your method. When combined, sanitizing with a strong enough cleaner even with human error ( not enough time thoroughly washing) this tends to yield good results. The main problem of course which this is two years old I’m sure you’ve learned hand sanitizer isn’t what you want. You need a proper soap. Different virus killer. But hey atleast you didn’t shy away. Honestly lean into it. This is something ppl gotta do. No point in bashful! Thanks for going there
I guess a person needs to plan ahead where they are going to go in case they get "the runs" and for that scenario I don't know how they are going to handle that or for the ones that aren't so flexible to crouch down, position themselves and reach back.
It's definitely not for everyone.
That's a cool idea but I see some problem.
- I would pair thos method with the "leaf" one. I have been cleaning my butt using large leaves (the one that snails like) and it worked nice.
- The problem I see here is the hand sanitizer that, as it's already been said, doesn't remove the nastiest stuff.
- I think that this is a good idea if we manage to remove 60/70% of the TP we used to carry
How do you dry off afterwards or just pull up the pants a little damp?
Shake it a bit and pull em up. You can use a wet wipe too.
@@FrozensAdventures thank you!
Powder can work too. I usually bring a small container with me for chafing
@@FrozensAdventures When I used a bidet I used more TP than when I did not use a bidet... my but and legs were soaked and no amount of powder was gonna dry it up.... I’m not sure how people don’t chafe from being that wet after using a bidet....?
Only had a wetness problem the first time. But do whatever you feel comfortable with.
Seems good but also seems you need to get it dry. Moisture can cause chafing. That's my take on it.
I carry baby powder with me most trips to cut the chaffing. I am pretty dry after I shake off.
Good Vid..LOL . Loving that shirt though :)
😁
Don't eat Taco Bell at least two nights before a hike got it you're the man
Taco Bell's tacos suck. There's something off a out them .
@@FrozensAdventures not their five layer burrito
Hmmm I'll give that a try but then that's it! 😜
I’ve never had a problem figuring out how the bidet gets the cleaning done. I just don’t get how you avoid getting your pants wet. Seems like if they’re around your ankles, that’s also where the water is landing.
Pull the pants up a bit. I hike in shorts so it's a little easier for me.
@@FrozensAdventures makes sense. I suppose I just need to give it a try. I have the same bidet you used in the video, but haven’t tested it yet.
I saw one bit of advice to practice by doing your normal routine at home, (go, use tp or whatever’s you do to clean up) then get in the shower and try it out with no mess to worry about. Get comfortable aiming where you have a change of clothes ready to go.
That's what I did as well.
@@FrozensAdventures I should have read further
Have any issues with your pants or shorts getting wet in the splash zone?
Only the first time. I learned pretty quickly how to position.
Thanks for the in depth explanation. Definitely something I would go full bottomless if I tried. (dang mosquitoes!) Don't need the splash back getting my shorts/pants wet. Please don't be offended if I don't shake your hand. ;-) Just kidding, I would gladly shake your hand. LOL
NP Fist Bump!
I've thought about trying this but haven't yet. Things that worry me personally: 1) my balance is not the best, 2) getting my pants wet, 3) not enough water in the bottle, 4) getting the smell off my hand, 5) being secretly photographed, 6) getting a new unfortunate trail name... For sure I would need to practice this in advance of doing it for real.
Yes… I don’t want “that” trail name.
#1 and #5 could be bad if they happened together.
@@FrozensAdventures Hi Frozen this was the first comment about wet pants has that ever been an issue? And, do you use it in a privy? Great video.
I had an issue the first 2 times but after that I figured things out
I don’t know how I feel about this lol. What happens during cold weather? :P
No idea 😁 tell you in a few months.
@@FrozensAdventures True lol
Frozen, I love that you did this video. I've been so curious about how these work, however, I now have new questions:
* How do you keep your pants from getting wet or worst splashing your big stuff into them?
* How much extra water do you find you are now carrying in order to have enough for your business?
* Do you only use filtered water to do this? Is it dangerous to squirt questionable water onto your rearview mirror?
* I hope you wash your hands *for real* before you eat your hamburger at the end of your trip!?!?!?
Hey Nick, to answer your questions :
1 shorts make it easier, never had a problem
2 not much extra water is needed.
3 I use filtered water. I would keep it filtered
@@FrozensAdventures 3/4
did u not see the washing hands before dinner?
makes me think u eat with that stuff
If you get yourself wet first, poop won’t stick. Less after rinse.
Hey mun! I wasn't aware of this either until I tried it. I can see the hesitation.
Won’t be shaking your hand anymore…
Just don't shake the left hand!
That’s why left handedness if frowned upon. In the olden days you wiped your ass with your left hand.
If you adopt this method then you need to also go back to the root method of handling food and only touch food with the non wiping hand. We have tableware now, but we still touch a lot of food, bite our nails, pick our noses, etc. Be very mindful of that or you will likely regret it.
Thanks for the info. Been thinking awhile about going with the bidet. Especially after my last backpacking trip and seeing toilet paper and toilet paper flowers all over the campsite.
Yea I can't stand that!
Only way I feel clean personally
Great information presented in a concise and straight forward manner! I found that practicing at home prior to a trip helps to understand the basics so you'll feel more confident doing the process in the woods. I prefer to use a dedicated bottle just for my bidet and I carry a small container of Dr. Bronner's soap to wash my hands with. Love your videos...keep them coming!!
Agreed, took me a couple times to get everything right.
Surreal.
Nice touch with the t-shirt! (hat tip)
Cowabunga!
I was totally prepared and somewhat dissapointed you didn't have an inflatable butt for demonstration🤷🏾♂️🤣
I tried to find an inflatable butt but i'm sure the ones on amazon would have got flagged on UA-cam.
Crap, I forgot another crappy piece of advice, lmao...
USE EXTREME CAUTION with the bidet product he has shown and linked to. This is the one I used before switching to Brondell and I had the bidet pop off right at THE worst possible time.
Total crap fest and nasty as heck to clean up .
I almost stopped using bidets
Did you not push it down far enough. I've put some serious force on the water bottle with no issues.
@@FrozensAdventures yeah, I think it was the red one. When I tried the white and blue one that came in the 3 pack they didn't pop out. So possibly just a faulty injection molding or something.
Any way, you know how it is. Once you get crap on your hands you change your tools and/or process so you don't get crap on your hands.
I still gag, thinking about what I had to go through to get out of that situation. I wasn't prepared for a malfunction and with your pants down, you don't just go the 100 yards back to camp easily of you know what I'm saying
Maybe some advice here would be to have a good backup like some TP with you just in case of malfunction.
With my Brondell I keep my backup in the pouch it gives you.
OH... ALSO.... Back to my crappy situation, my dang Smart Water bottle also got all "dirty", which was also my drinking bottle. So that is another whole plus with Brondell. It is a separate water container (light), and is only used from cleaning your bum.
Add a twist as you put it on. It generally seals it just a little bit better.
@@JeremiahBlasi yeah, I did. I think that red one was defective, because I couldn't repeat the same error on the other 2 that came in the 3 pack. My warning was that others may also get a defective one (or not follow all of the tricks to get it on there solid). When it fails, boy does it fail, and then you've got a big mess on your hands (Literally, lol).
But I also like the Brondell bidets bottle, which has a one way check valve on the bottom (which properly lets the bottle breath after each squeeze). Not to mention, you don't use one of your Smart Water bottles which are used for drinking. Like I say at the end of all my videos, "Remember to hang your hang, and as always, Happy Hang'en".
Hang your hang, hike your hike, etc. I'm only sharing my experience and tips/tricks, not saying my way is the best. Each person has their own requirements and should evaluate their processes and gear on how well they meet their own needs. Have a great day :-)
@@Hangs4Fun I can see that - they’re cheap, so I wouldn’t be surprised to find a defective one every now and then. I’ve used a couple of them and haven’t seen a problem yet. I’ll check out the Brondell, sounds interesting. Thanks for the reco!