Portable and Space‑Saving Bidets: Cleanliness for Small Bathrooms and Travelers
Posted by Garret G. on 27th Oct 2025
Not everyone lives in a McMansion with a separate bidet room. Fortunately, bidet options exist for renters, tiny‑house dwellers and road warriors.
- Non‑electric attachments: These simple devices cost $25–$80 and slip under your existing seat. They tap into your toilet’s water supply and require zero electricity. When it’s time to move, you can remove them without leaving a trace.
- Handheld sprayers: Affordable and versatile, sprayers connect to your water supply and let you control the angle and pressure. They’re great for cloth diaper rinsing and pet washing. Just be mindful of splashing.
- Portable bidets: Travel bidets (squeeze bottles or battery‑operated wands) fit in your carry‑on. They hold enough water for one wash and give you the confidence to ditch hotel‑issue toilet paper.
- Low‑profile electric seats: If you crave warm water and heated seats, modern slim seats provide those luxuries while fitting small bathrooms. You’ll need a GFCI outlet nearby.
Before installation, review your lease and speak to your landlord. Keep original parts so you can restore the toilet when you move. With the right option, you don’t need to sacrifice hygiene or your deposit.
