Portable Travel Bidet - Battery Operated, Handheld

Yes. We deliver across Dar es Salaam and ship countrywide to Arusha, Mwanza, Dodoma, Mbeya, Zanzibar and the rest of Tanzania.

Because a great many bathrooms do not have one, and plenty of public and roadside facilities have no water available at the toilet at all. A portable unit means the standard you keep at home travels with you - on a long drive upcountry, at a campsite, in a hotel or guesthouse that has no shattaf fitted.

You supply it. A tankless unit draws through a hose that you drop into any bottle or bucket of clean water; a tank model carries its own. Either way it is your water, so use clean water - the same water you would be willing to wash your hands in.

Rinse the nozzle before and after each use and let it dry rather than storing it wet. Within a household that is reasonable practice. For a unit going between unrelated people, each person should really have their own nozzle - and any unit stored damp in Dar es Salaam humidity will grow something in the hose.

The device itself is fine. It must be emptied completely first - both for the liquids rule at security and because a sealed container of water in an aircraft hold will push its contents out under pressure. If it has a rechargeable lithium battery, it travels in your cabin bag, not in checked luggage.

Digital scales run on a small cell. Check it before a trip rather than at the front door on the way to the airport, and take the battery out if the scale is going into storage for months - a leaking cell in this humidity will destroy the contacts.

Steel needles and pins rust in coastal air, particularly stored in a closed case that was put away damp. Keep the case dry, and if the kit lives in a bag that gets wet, open it out and let it air.