Pair of Lota or Bodna or Toilet Wash Jug (Gray and Gray)

The Mayaka786 Lota (bidet) is very traditional, like those found in South Asia. The lota has a wide opening for easy filling and a "snout" with a large opening for easy pouring.i visited a GI Doc who recommended a bidet to prevent irritation. Little did he/she know, that I've been using a bidet all along. The lota is good quality, better than expected.

I’ve bought these wudu buckets a few times from this vendor and the quality is always awesome! The plastic is thick and one piece, not two like some where the base is another piece. Not flimsy or cheap at all! It fits well in your hand and is light enough for my 90 year old mother to use. I high recommend this wudu jug for anyone looking to buy a quality item, which is well made and not breakable.

Good quality and easy to use.Horrible value for money, only bought it because there weren't any alternatives.Good size, holds good amount of water.

Works perfectly.

Meets my needs for a clean bottom.

We have bidets on our toilets, so I did not order these for their intended purpose. Instead, I use them as watering cans for our houseplants and they are by far my favorite waterers! The plastic isn't the thickest, so I can't say how long these will last, but I'm also not using them every day. They hold a half gallon of water, which is a difficult amount to find in ordinary watering cans for houseplants. Also, the nature of the spout allows for precision pouring directly at the roots and it delivers a lot of water fast without splashing out everywhere. Honestly, I just wanted these to have a soure of water that would look fine sitting out in the open, but they immediately became my favorite watering tool for my over six dozen house plants. I've never seen these before, but I wish I had known about them years before now.

This Mayaka 786 pair of Lota or Bodna are toilet wash jugs for people who prefer to clean their private parts with soap and water and not rely on toilet paper exclusively. The jugs are lightweight for their size, yet they each hold about half a gallon of water. The basic concept is to have soap in one hand, usually the left hand, and the jug in the right hand while synchronizing the flow of water with the cleansing with soap. This method of maintaining personal hygiene is common in many countries of the world where the populations desire something more than dry toilet paper to get the job done. I do recommend this eco-friendly way to keep your butt clean each day, especially for those people who do not have a bidet at home.

This lota has a nice generous spout, and holds a lot of water. The balance is good. There are two issues:- The handle is hollow, and opens into the body. Which means water will get into it. Which means, in my house, that tiny critters will go into the handle looking for that water. Not good.- The belly is fat. About 6-1/2" in diameter. Depending on the morphology of the pluming (porcelain and human), it may be difficult to get this into the right position.Low four stars.