Detailed explanation on how to use a Backpacking Bidet--NEW Holey Hiker Bidet! See Description!
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This video will show you how to use a backpacking bidet. Perfect for ultralight weight backpackers, you can leave the toilet paper at home and bring a handheld bidet.
For a little more information on the Holey Hiker Backpacking Bidet see this video • Video
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I'm 51 years old and just watched a 30 minutes video about pooping in the woods and using a portable bidet. Take my upvote, sir!
Finally a guy who’s prepared to explain this , I’m getting one for the uk. It’s wetter here generally and toilet roll inevitably gets damp...... I really admire that’s it’s a difficult and personal topic to cover but you did it with a good sense of humour and got down to the info needed . Well done chum
Thanks, maybe the number one piece of gear that's made the biggest difference in my backpacking :-) well, except for my hammock!
@@PaultheBackpacker even though I live on the south coast in the the uk a hammock is just to faffy and cold during spring and autumn plus we don’t have the big old Forrest’s like the USA it’s just a weather thang. If you like a bit of wild camping as I do then a tent can hide here in longer grass nearer the coast and let’s be honest no trees for hanging a hammock here in the south of England the view off the cliffs though does have its benifits
A total non backpacking question for you :-) my wife and I are binge watching Doc Martin and love it. Was that actually a popular show in the UK?
Another reason to leave the loo roll home, the care required to keep it dry.
@@PaultheBackpacker yes it is! It’s showing the final series/season this year.
When I started researching backpacking I didn’t see myself watching an entire 30 minute video of a man squatting in the woods. Here we are. Thank you.
And I never imagined making a video about squatting in the woods :-)
You are the MAN! Not many people have the balls to go this deep into poop clean up. Thank you very much.
I never thought I'd be struggling not to laugh out loud at work while watching a backpacking bidet video. You, my friend, are a singularity in the fabric of reality and I appreciate your humor.
Just getting back into backpacking after a 20 year absence but can’t believe I am I just learning about this now. Even as a trail runner over the last 5 years this is brilliant to know about. You sir should receive a TH-cam award of some kind. Thank you for tackling this and really holding nothing back.
On longer trail runs I throw in one of those little tiny water bottles and the bidet just in case :) My normal water bottles that fit into my running pack don't fit the bidet, but the empty little bottle adds practically no weight.
Your suggestion to pre-spray is brilliant. This never occurred to me. Can't wait to try that even with my installed bidet. Thank you for this entire video.
I just bought one! And truth be told, I’m oddly excited to use the bathroom in the woods now 😂
Love it when you-tubers are brave enough to address the “unspeakables”
At the beginning of the pandemic lockdown I had trouble getting toilet paper, so I ordered a similar portable bidet and used it at my toilet. Took a little practice to get it right over the toilet bowl, but now I only keep toilet paper for guests (if I eventually have guests!).
I have not tried it indoors yet...maybe a good project for next weekend :)
Best way to keep pesky guests away is to inform them you don't have tp
As one of Paul's beta testers, I took it on an 8 day trip to Yosemite in August. It was so nice not having to carry TP in or out. And having a squeeky clean hiney was the best part.
Another tip that I could add: natural materials (rocks, sticks, etc.) work great for wiping before you use the bidet.
I am a huge fan of the moss that grows in the Adirondacks. Someone should make a toilet paper based on it :)
I don't tend to learn something new too often... But this was one of the most informative and useful new things I've learnt for years... And it also gave me a good laugh too. I am absolutely converting to a bidet! 😊👍
This is a heck of a public service announcement. Thank you sir, I will take your advice with me on my next trip!
the fact that you ended up with ketchup on your finger was priceless in your example :-D
Ya but it beats the alternative!
Absolutely brilliant video - it is terrific that someone has been brave enough to get into the nuts and bolts of how to use a portable bidet. It is transformational for when hiking not having to use TP, and the joy of being shiny and clean after every poop stop. I don't know why people may find using a bidet weird compared to carrying a ziploc full of soiled TP in your backpack next to your kit. Many thanks Paul for sharing some invaluable tips, much appreciated.
I've been using a bidet at home for years so I'm already a believer but thanks to you I'm now taking it to the backcountry! I have been to medical school and lots of military training and you sir have what it takes. If anyone has been on the fence about this, they can finally squat with confidence. BTW I love the tip on prewashing and the finger swipe 💩 (sigmoid colon)
The internet needed this. Very well done sir. Il will however be using my wet wipes and a plastic & poo baggie. Pack in/pack out.
I've been using a Culo bidet at home for several months now. Life-changing! And your earlier videos helped my technique and confidence a lot. While I'm leery of extra purchases, it does sound like you've made some great improvements. I look fwd to your release video!
As a person with hemorrhoids, I find that actively wiping with one hand while spraying with the other really helps get the plant-based remains out of those now-external nooks and crannies. I feel so fresh, and the water is so much gentler on what would be internal tissues. More splash onto the cheeks by doing that, but at home it's easy to use my cloth strips (tp replacement because it's also so much comfier & earth friendly) to dab it up. And yes, they're virtually always visibly clean! Just wet. It's easy to take a few cloths with clean/dirty baggies on the trail too.
I still have to go for it and try it at home inside :-)
WOW!! This was probably the most informative and entertaining "how to poop in the woods" videos ever! And important bidet info!
I think I missed the boat and should have done a whole channel dedicated to the topic :)
@@PaultheBackpackerI think that opportunity is still available... I'm probably not subbing to a channel that posts daily reels of squats, but if I were, it may as well be yours 😂
I loved the video. I laughed so hard I almost needed a bidet. Seriously, this is the best instructional video about how to use a bidet. Thank you for posting.
this a great video explaining how to squat and clean up with a bidet. thank you for showing something so difficult to talk about and yet we do it all the time! people are so sensitive now days. 🙄 I thank you for showing us the reality of something so natural. thank you
I'm 53, and this was an excellent video!
Another UKer saying thank you! A straightforward, non-squeamish explanation of the mechanics. If you sell to the UK I’m buying one!
Of course we ship to the UK!
I appreciate the efforts to show the process as best as you can. I’ve been using a portable bidet for years now. I’m at the start I would do it just like you described (both at home and in a trip) but noticed that after a few days hiking with no shower. The area would start stinking just like feces despite being “clean”. So, I had to add washing with soap before the end. That solved the problem and I’m sure it is clean with no stank even after days of camping. Yes, that forces you to use more water but you are sure you are thoroughly clean too!
I should practice in my front yard.
yeah sure wait till it gets dark
I Love the mansplaining detail. I do this at home with my bidet. Just makes so much sense. I tested with Tucks. Oh, and if you have Hemorrhoids that form cracks you do need to do a bit of digging with a finger, but you are washing at the same time (at home I use soap).
I use a bidet but l also made a small pillowed tarp that l use to strap to a tree to lean my back against when l squat. Picture a 1'x2' piece of nylon tarp that l sewed pillow stuffing in covered by nylon tarp material and all four corners have grommets to hook small bungee cords to secure to the tree. I find it relaxing having my weight against the tree as l go.😊
Bought 2, Loved it and bought 2 more for gifts. Very small and works well. I made a pouch for my key ring so I will always have one with me.
Awesome! I'm going to have to take your quote and put it on the website and somewhere :-)
ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC! I am going to buy the Holy Backpacker Bidet just because you put yourself through this video for our benefit! Dying laughing at times 🤣 Thanks for making the video.
It's life changing indoors or out :)
You managed to make this ultra serious instrutionnal video funny and entertaining. You just CRACK me up!
Thank you :)
This is easily the most focused and helpful YT video I ever have seen on any backpacking-related subject. No kidding. I just put my email address on the notification list. Thank you!
Thanks! If you'd like to try out the newest prototype send me an email. At this point I'm out of money to send them for free so I'm just asking for a small bit to cover shipping and handling. Trying to get as much early feedback as possible on the new design! paulthebackpacker@gmail.com
I'm 32 and watching "how to poop videos", actually finding it really interesting and helpful - so don't worry and thanks a lot for thinking forward. I guess I'm going to buy and use a bidet too in the future. Great video especially the "example real life" scenes. Keep up the good poop-work ;-)
Whoa, never really thought about it in reverse, I guess I have then made it to the top if I am making them instead of watching :)
Thank you for the video! I'll be trying out a bidet for the first time and found your instructions helpful. 👍🏻
One side note for anyone using TP on backpacking trips, please Leave No Trace and pack out your used TP. Put it in doggy poop bags or a ziploc bag and pack it out. It may seem gross at first, but it's really not and it's not nearly as gross as finding other hikers uses TP strewn about the backcountry. And yeah, even if you bury it, animals will dig it up. So it's best to pack it out and LNT. Thanks 🙏🏻
Thank you for sharing and making it lighthearted with some jokes :)
I also don't use toilet paper, but have a slightly different technique.
1) Regarding the pants being in the way - Normally I hike with shorts, so I would usually remove my pants and underwear off of one of my legs and feet, and put it to the side, this way I have plenty of space in front for peeing without the pants getting in the way. After finishing with pooping and cleaning, I just stick the free leg/foot again through the underwear and shorts, and ready to go again.
2) No Bidet technique - Apart from not bringing toilet paper, I also don't use a bidet (one less thing to remember to put in the pack). My technique is something like this - I make sure I have found some (2-3) big leafs and store them in the side pocket of the backpack, just in case the location where urgently having to poop doesn't have any leafs around. So at the location, I put the leafs, water bottle with sports cap and soap next to me. Then the obvious - pooping (in a deep squat), then I use the leafs for cleaning/the heavy lifting, then I pour some water with my clean (right) hand into my left (soon to be "dirty") hand, and I clean up with water using my left hand, repeat 1-2 times more for desired freshness :) Then I rinse my dirty hand with some more water, and I pour some soap add some water, then wash my hands, repeat. I also prefer soap over hand sanitizer - In my experience sometimes only using hand sanitizer can still leave a poopy smell on the finger (too much detail, sorry), while using the soap in stead takes care of that and leaves the hands cleaner. And that's it.
This technique typically uses 300-500ml of water for me, mostly for the hand washing with the soap :)
I love it! I’m a new backpacker and completed my first section of the AT in June. I’ll be checking out your other videos for more tips. A sense of humor is a wonderful thing to have.
Wow. such a detailed explanation. It's an awkward topic so thank you soooo much for doing this. Helpful x1000!!
You are my hero. I am on the wait list. So I am committed. I have sorta practiced in the shower...but this video has answered any and all lingering questions regarding how-to’s. Thank you!
Now you have to "sorta practice" outdoors!
Only a teacher could be so pedantic. :) I hope your bidet is a success!
Thanks...I will read your :) after pedantic as a way to reverse it's original meaning and mean you appreciated all the minor details :) What's a bidet video without the details! Join #teambidet before it is too late!
@@PaultheBackpacker surely he meant "pedagogical", lol.
I think he nailed it with a witty use of pedantic :)
@@wess5478 Certainly that, but the term "pedantic" has a variety of meanings. My focus was more toward the methodology. Perhaps "overly elaborate" or "inkhorn" would have been a better choice. :) The video maintains its audience, whatever the correct adjective is, and the substance of the lesson is one not well understood in the anals of orthodox education.
Ok first of all, great video. Im gonna order and try this as a beginner. One thing I wont be doing is checking with my hand. Ill use a small amount of tp to check and dry at the same time.
Many people start off with the TP check :)
Bravo! Thank you for taking a taboo subject and making a clear how to. I bought a Culo Clean about a year ago, but still haven’t used it…mostly because I didn’t really know how. Thanks to your video, I know have the knowledge and confidence to give it a go. Best of luck with your product.
CHAMPION candor, humor, and helpful information! Thanks! 😄👏🏆👏
I was pretty sure I wanted to try this before watching your video, now I'm convinced I need to do this. Great video, thanks for being the brave one to talk about the subject.
What a brilliant TH-cam presentation. Well Done. After a pandemic this one basic essential survival technique which has been forgotten due to "progress" being revived ... which is totally ironic ... I'm 60 and reconnecting with my Asian roots so no-one is never too old to (re)learn a forgotten basic age old hygiene necessity.
Looks like the pre spray is also,useful to gauge and adjust your squirting technique.
You explain how to use the water bottle very well. But on my recent hike I really had trouble with the ketchup bottle. Took a lot of space and was heavy too.
I used to use peanut butter.
This was great! I'm going to try it :) I wonder about washing from behind for women... We don't want any butt dribbles to wash over our female parts. A recipe for bacterial infections. Have you tried washing in the other direction? Out door bathroom needs are SO much easier for you men! Grrrr.
A good deep squat and all the butt dribbles go down and not up :-)
I never thought to sit thru a video such as this, definitely cringeable. But BOY! am I glad I did!
Gonna order one right now for my own testing, once I'm satisfied I'll be ordering several for the truck glove box , for the camper, for my bikepacking kit. AND STOCKING STUFFERS!!
AT CHRISTMAS!!
THIS IS GOLD MAN!!
Thks Brother
I've got them in the same places :) next shipment going out on Monday!
I wish I had seen a video like this before my first trip to Thailand.
game changer bro glad someones finally sayin what we all thinkin
Hi Matie,Thats a Big Hello from Down Under (Australia) that is.I was in absoltue stitches watching this Vlog and let me tell u i was watching many of these from diff3rent hikers to see with Bidet most people went for to get a rough idea of what would be the best one.Also out of all watched yours was the most informative and im talking over well known hiking you tubers havent even touched the informative side as u.So PROPS TO U MATE,THANK YOU.
You sir, have great courage and a great sense of humor. Thank you for making such a thorough video. I have been wondering about this, and now I know how (now just need to try it).
Awesome video :):) thank you so much. I have always been afraid to use a bidet on trail bc I had no idea how to use one. Everyone talks about it in general but never in detail. Thankyou!!!
Good luck with it!
This is the first TH-cam video that when the advertisement countdown started, I was actually relieved for the break. Another great video. Look forward to buying your bidet.
Was it a bidet commercial? In about another month or two when the toilet paper shortage is starting that's what usually ends up playing before my bidet videos :-)
I didn’t think I’d watch the whole thing… but I learned more than I knew and it was fun to watch. Thank you kindly for taking the time on this video.
Thank you :)
I was a big skeptic before listening to your video. Now I’m sold on it. Thanks for the detailed explanation. 👍🏼
Best bidet video I've ever seen! Also, the only bidet video I've ever seen...
And best comment I have ever read in the last 60 minutes :)
@@PaultheBackpacker gave me a chuckle, thank you sir!
I truly thank you for actually explaining this. The shower trick will be good practice. Thanks for all you did on the subject. Take Care and Stay Safe.
Thank you thank you for making this video. It answered all of my questions. Great idea using the sandwich bag as a visual aid.
We use our left hand bcs our right hand is for eating (we eat with our bare hands most of the time). It keeps it sanitary. That's all. Nothing religious or anything. It's just cultural.
This video was brilliant. I was laughing so hard I was crying. When your bidet is ready will you be shipping worldwide, please? Thank you.
I will ship world wide. In my early tests shipping is about $12-18 US, plus the $8-9 for the bidet.
This is the best! Beginner here...appreciate this video. Thank you!
Thanks for this, this is the only place I have found ( and I have looked) that actually addressed all the questions and concerns I had about using a bidet.
Thank you for being so open and explaining it so well. I feel much better of trying this method.
Thank you so much for all the details and all the humor that you provided in this video. You've convinced me to give it a try!
I just started doing hiking TH-cam videos myself and I could never do one like this🤣 Cheers to you! It was very informative and I can't wait to go on my favorite trail and try it out. 🤣
Ha ha ha ha, this was great! I dont know why we cant just talk about it. Great job being an adult.
i am a new vegan backpacker and i am so thankful i found your channel! you convinced me that cold soaking while perhaps not going to be my only means of meals (i do love hot tea, especially in the wilderness) it is still a great option to try. and hiking bidets are a fantastic idea about going lower waste and packing less! my only question: should you be using filtered water for your cleaning? i feel like this would make sense, i just need to rethink my system since i was just going to sip directly from my sawyer squeeze on top of my smart water bottle.
Think of it this way....and this IS NOT a sarcastic answer...if you needed filtered water to squirt on your butt, then we also would not be able to go swimming in lakes, rivers, ponds without getting sick. I researched the whole water filter debate years ago and looked at the stats. The reality is that most people get sick from their own poop and other people's poop in camp and not water borne nasties. If it is a concern, you can just pick-up one of those little tiny water bottles they sell (like the poland spring that fits in your fist) and use that. Hike with it empty, squirt some water in when you need it. Would weight practically nothing and give you piece of mind.
@@PaultheBackpacker thank you!! i wasn't sure if it was necessary or not. that totally makes sense about the swimming in ponds and lakes and such! last question - do you have a dedicated bidet water bottle or do you also drink out of it? i know you said you had one with the marks on it so it seems dedicated but i just wanted to make sure! i signed up on your website for the notification when you release your bidet so i'm excited! thanks again~
The bottle that I had with the marks was just one of the many tests bottles that I had used over the last several months so that I could track water usage for the different prototypes. I don't have a separate bottle for the bidet. After so many people have asked that question, I did go out and wrap tissue paper around the bottle and use it to see if I could spot any Splash back, and there wasn't. Also we have to consider the angles. The water is shooting at a downward angle which means it will bounce off at a downward angle. Picture the letter V, on its side. It would be really difficult for the water to bounce back upwards towards the bottle. And the reality is there's really not much splash, it just really drips straight down :-)
@@PaultheBackpacker thanks again! totally makes sense. i wasn't worried about splash back but you still gotta ask the guy who made it what it's all about! happy trails~
Great in-depth informative vid!
If it's worth making a vid about, it's worth making it detailed ^^
Your info saves other people of having to go through the experimental phase themselves and will result in way better results from the first try on!
Well done! ^^
Best bidet video by far. Thank you for sharing your insights. I am now confident enough to try it! 🙂
This was a fantastic intro - thank you. Looking forward to getting yours this fall - in the meantime, will practice with that other brand. 😁
Thanks for doing this video so I don't have to! The final clean up is really no different than taking a thorough shower. Great tootorial 😜😁
my gosh...why am I just hearing tutorial now...i need to go back and rename the video, perfect.
Pootorial.
A very thorough and technical video, love it. I, for one, would prefer using water rather than paper, even at home.
Thank you!
Bwahaha! Someone brave enough to tackle Bidet usage on trail; despite that, there are still haters (Dislikes). They must be hardcore TP'ers! Maybe not your proudest video but I'm sure it's very appreciated by hikers that were curious about trying bidets. BTW ... the internet is forever!
Very practical. Thank you for an important topic.
This is so much better than packing away pooped on TP! SO GROSS!!! Remember the rule "Pack In, Pack Out" and "Leave No Trace Behind" and that we are no longer allowed to bury our TP!!! Nice video, I laughed way too much! Like & subscribed to your channel, you deserve it.😂
I can't imagine walking back to my car with a weekend or weeks worth of poop in a bag in my backpack :-)
Thanks for being so thorough! Im feeling way more confident
By the way Pesto Paces turned me on to you. And by the way great video, you didn't play any music at all, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, AND THANK YOU!!!
Just want to say that you sold me. I have been considering trying a portable bidet, but didn't give it a shot until watching this video. No tp, cleaner butt, count me in!
10 years from now a bidet will be just as common as a tent and sleeping bag :-)
This video is a must! Thank you sooo much for the expertise and the humour.
What about a finger baby silicone toothbrush with a drop of browners soap on it for the final finger part. Could also be a dog silicone toothbrush…..
Another great video on what shouldn’t be an awkward topic. I began to ‘convert’ to a bidet after one of your earlier videos, and what a nice difference! Sparing details, has made a few situations so much better. Not worrying about running out of TP, and not developing monkey butt make any journey better. I took along a little TP initially as insurance, but that is changing too. I’m on your email list! Thanks!
I did forget to mention to converts to bring along a days supply for a security blanket, I need to start making outlines beforehand :)
THIS... has **GOT** to be the very BEST video on this topic, that I have **ever** seen! Thanks! Oh, and that word that you couldn't think of - "Rectum"??
Not rectum, someone dropped it in a comment somewhere!
Thank you, this was a perfect demonstration.
Very helpful video! You were 51 making this video, and I'm 54 watching it, so I really appreciate your willingness to let it all hang out, so to speak, to help us understand everything. I'm not new to backpacking, but I'm considering being new to using your bidet. :) One question: at 7:10, you said you use 200-500 ml of water per poop, but that would be only 2-5 uses per 1L bottle. Did you mean 20-50ml?
Ah, using the 1.5 l bottle, getting about 17 uses, rounds to about 100 ml. It's been awhile, but I think maybe where that number came from is that was about how much the first time users used when they were testing it. Usually the more experienced you are, the less water you'll use.
Hey Paul! I just used one of your test bidets on my latest backpacking trip a few days ago. I use it every day at home, just raise the toilet seat after pooping and before squirting. Haven't used toilet paper for poop in months, maybe a year by now. I say to anyone who wants to try using a bidet, go for it in the privacy of your own home and sort it out. Once you figure it out you will never want to go back to toilet paper.
All the best, Scott
I am not sure why I so easily converted to using one outside, but still not using one inside!
@@PaultheBackpacker A new challenge for you! This time of the year it is warmer inside too, so that will be an additional incentive!
All the best, Scott
Straight faced explanation, definitely gets the thumbs up and subscribe...I might even order one...
Bless you. I mean I laughed but it was super helpful. Thanks for doing this.
Most americans can not even come close to squating. Usually at public bathrooms, before pooping, I get a paper towel completely soaked and then after pooping I can use different folds to wipe my rear....works pretty good.
Loved it. Very helpful.
This video should get a million views.
Maybe in 10 years of you added every single video up, maybe then, I would have a million views :-)
I used a bidet last backpacking trip, first time was a little iffy but after that it went very well and I like much better than using toilet paper.
Hi Paul it's Mark just watch the video on the stinky and I have to tell you do good work work work videos a lot of subjects I have to tell you I appreciate it and you're one of the best that I've subscribed to OK Paul thank you
Thanks!
Could have used the bidet when on a recent outing with unfortunate timing. Will be ordering once they are ready. Your video was a family watch with many different opinions. Thanks for creating it.
Holey Hiker 2.0 has a little loop so you can add it to your key chain :)
Great video. I'm sure this was hard to make, but someone had to do it! I'm thinking if I do start using a bidit, I'll carry wipes for drying off. It will be a little easier to pack out.
Great Job of making a video about this! I've been considering a Bidet for a long time and this is not something that exactly gets Water Cooler Talk. Good use of helpful information and humor. I think the only thing you didn't mention is that this is a much more affordable way to begin a Bidet-ing experience if money is a concern...No Kidding Huh?
I like to put a drop of Dr bronners peppermint in the water
13:19 Spider feeling like he chose the wrong pile of dead leaves to hang out in.
"When you bring a bidet, you can just poop away!"
I can just picture that on a billboard...
@@PaultheBackpacker words to live by, surely.
This was super informative and helpful. Everyone's so grumpy or squeamish about body functions, but I think this was the perfect amount of detail. Clean butts for everyone! 🥂
Just tried this in my shower with a 50ml hotel shampoo bottle (don't ask where I got it)... wow, I am a convert
Best advice I have heard... book a hotel room so that you can experiment using a bidet for the first time! No pressure, nobody around, easy to stay relaxed, great idea :-)
Haha thanks for this informative and fun video! This will help others so much! You can actually use a soap to have a cleaner and fresher feeling 🤣
I personally think that you should always wash your butt after pooping. In our country that's the normal thing to do..so we're actually surprised to know that other people use tissues to wipe their poop 😳 squatting is also a usual way to do it since most houses in the provinces here don't have toilets. Just a hole on the ground and that's it!