Water Flosser Cordless for Teeth (Gray)

I have ordered three different brands over six years. This particular brand, so far, has the strongest streams, several choices, the largest tank and so far the longest charge life. I have only had it for about a month, but it really seems to be the best one I have purchasedAdd 01/30/22There was a question posted about removing the base for cleaning. The first time removing it is a little difficult but it does come off. It needs a firm grip from both parts and it doesn't turn far.05/14/2022Loved it when it was new. Six months later...Recently, it's only putting out half the power as when new. I have cleaned it and have tried running vinegar through out it. The high power (what I use) is now what the low power used to be.

I have hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos and so regular flossing can be painful as my gums are really sensitive. They bleed easily and because of the low setting on this one I can floss and rinse my mouth out either without bleeding or just as much if not less as actual floss. It also helps me to want to floss more often and keep my mouth cleaner whereas with floss I NEVER wanted to do it.The only downside to this (despite the fact its huge whereas floss is obviously not lol) is the bottom part that holds the water is supposed to twist and unlock in order to take the base off so you can clean it and so you can fill it with water. You can see in my pictures there is an obvious lock and unlock spot. I cannot seem to get it off but to be fair I have not asked my husband to try lol And maybe after the first time it’s easier I don’t know. But I will say again as you can see my pictures there is a spot in the back when you can open that back door to let the water drain out but you can also use that to clean and fill… it’s just not quite as easy.I also appreciate they give you so many spare mouth pieces.

Over the years we have grown to love using a water flosser at least daily. Vacations have become a problem especially to countries that run 220 as most flossers are not duel voltage so you need a converter and not just an adapter plug. First, this flosser charges on the same system as your cell phone so as long as you have a charging block (we all do) that runs 110-240 volts with and output of 5volts you are good to go. Next is the water capacity of the tank. None of the portables that I found equal our plug in but this is the largest by far. Lastly - power - this has variable settings and for us - we have tried it at home several times in anticipation of travel -it is no different than our Waterpik. ALSO we needed 2 additional tips for our family size and I noticed they have lifetime replacement. I contacted the seller and I have more on the way. GREAT value for the money and sure beats lugging our corded Waterpik AND an electric converter!!!

This is rechargeable and portable so you could actually take it with you if you are traveling or going on a tripl. Its easy to use and just needs the water to floss. When I first started using it my gums bleed horribly and with continue use that has stopped. It has improved my gums , just by using water) No chemicals nothing and no high price dentist yet my mouth is feeling better and my gums are definetly heathier. The charger is a USB type cord and this has five different modes of opeation. Its easy to use and works well.

Ive been using string floss up until now and this just replaced that forever, I love that it has diff speed settings, its easy to recharge, and the water tank is super easy to refill. These guys really had this thought out. Now dont get me wrong, its pretty big. but luckily since its wireless, i can just hide it under the sink when i dont use it. And itll charge via usb, so I dont necessarily have to have it plugged into a wall either.

This product is easy to use, comes with attachments, HOWEVER it is not for the sensitive!! This thing can probably clean my tile and cement porch on its lowest setting!! The amount of pressure flowing through is so poweful that it has to be used in the shower or else there is a high probability that water will be everywhere. Again, this is not for those with sensitive teeth or gums.

I can't believe how well this performs! 8 have only used it a few times so can't attest to the battery life or staying power but it shockingly equals my old stand alone Waterpik but is much more convenient and easier to use. I have a front bridge and it is doing what I need it to. Fingers crossed that it keeps on working. I'll update after using it for a longer amount of time.

Well this is our third water pick in four years.This one looks and feels much more reliable because of the quality put into it.It’s sturdy as I would expect and easy to use.Looks like all the other models but I have to say this one appears to last longer maybe three years because the motors eventually die and since my wife and I use it everyday three years would be perfect