Peak Honor Travel Bidet, Thoughts After 1 Week Use

After using the Peak Honor travel bidet for a week your bidet expert Daniel Johnson shares his thoughts on Peak Honor travel bidet's performance.

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Transcript:
It's been a week, we got the pre-release version of the Peak Honor travel Bidet. Last week you saw me open up the box and give my first thoughts. Now, I've been using it for a week and I have some additional thoughts.

First of all, after my unboxing video, I noticed that there's this rubber bladder on the bottom of the travel bidet, and I was not sure what that was. It didn't take very many uses to determine why that exists. When you fill up the base with water, the top of the travel bidet gets pushed into the base and then a slight twist locks it into place. This can displace some of the water in the base and when that happens, this bladder on the bottom makes up that difference. Wasn't sure what that was up front, clever design, I really liked the fact that I could fill this all the way up and still put the top portion of the travel bidet on.

The number one thing I really loved about this travel bidet was the fact that the water pressure was drastically better, at least in my experience, from the other travel bidets that I've tried in the past. The one biggest thing that I wish had been a little bit different was, that there maybe was more water to work with. If I had to guess, I'd say the additional water pressure probably correlates to additional water flow. Maybe it's using more water per second than the other travel bidets I've used, but because of that, I did find myself not having as much water as I would have liked. That being said, when I dabbed after using it, I always came away clean, so it's enough water to do the job. Being in the bidet industry, I generally like to sit there a little bit longer than maybe some others might, but regardless, it did always come away clean, so it did the work well. The other thing, and I brought this up in the unboxing video, but the length of the unit - I actually found this to be maybe a little bit problematic. When reaching to wash, I found that sometimes, depending on how I was seated on the toilet, this portion would actually be hitting the toilet seat lid behind me, when I was trying to run the wash. I thought that the additional length would be a benefit. Not sold on the fact that it's a benefit, at this point in time. Not necessarily problematic, but I did have a few times where the back of the travel bidet hit the toilet lid, because of how long it is. When I was trying to get the nozzle positioned to the proper spot.

Aside from these, there are some other things that I really like about this unit. Pressing either of these buttons, as we saw in the unboxing video, the wash stays running until you press the button a second time. That is nice. There's less chance of getting a hand cramp from holding a button down, like you see on other travel bidets. You're also going to be able to run either the high, or the low wash settings, without adjusting a slider on the end, like you would have to do with a lot of other travel bidets on the market, to get either more or less water coming through the nozzle tip. Along with that, it's just a very sleek and classy unit. There's no other travel bidet on the market, and this has got a little water in it so I'm going to be careful, there's no other travel bidet on the market that looks like this when it's packaged. Doesn't look like a travel bidet, isn't going to be something that's going to raise eyebrows. You should never be embarrassed to use a travel bidet, but in the scenario where you want to keep it concealed in secret, this is a nice form factor to allow you to do just that.

Overall, I would say that this is probably my new travel bidet...

00:00 Introduction
00:30: Beginning of Post-Trial Overview
01:24 Cons
03:26 Pros
04:32 General Overview - Closer
04:49 Closing Statement