Water Flosser Cordless Teeth Cleaning: Portable Oral Irrigator Water Flossers with 3 Mode and 4 Tips| IPX 7 Waterproof Teeth Cleaner with 300ML Detachable Tank for Travel, Braces, Bridges Care

At the suggestion of my dental hygienist (but with reservations on my part), I ordered this little water flosser, expecting to soak the walls and ceiling before I actually figured out how it worked! With low expectations, I ordered the cheapest one offered. Lo and behold! What a little gem! User-friendly, easy to charge, utilizes minimal space on one's bathroom counter, and--I believe--makes a real difference in my dental health. I'm expecting better results at my next tooth-cleaning due, in part, to this addition to my dental hygiene routine. Great buy, especially for the money!

I have a plug-in water pik that my wife uses. It’s fine but large, takes up counter space. I used to use the Panasonic cordless ones, but they only last me about a year with everyday use - and they take a lot of AA batteries, although they are great for traveling. I just got this unit, and it looks great on counter, takes little space, is rechargeable, and has plenty of power. It’s not as compact for travel as the collapsible Panasonic but seems to work better for everyday use. For the price I could by 2 or more of these. We’ll see how they hold up after a year, but even if it fails, after 6 months, would still be cheaper than my other ones

This water-pic is easy to fill and clean. set up is easy. It has a opening in the bottle to let it air dry (very smart) The settings take some getting use to. Remember to place into your mouth before starting. It has a different feeling than my last water pic in that it is more forceful and sometimes so much it tickles and I can’t use it around some of my teeth. Overall it is a good product at a good price.

Literally sprayed water everywhere. Like, all over the bathroom. If you've never used one of these, like me, try these tips:1) Point the sprayer into the sink.2) Turn it on.3) Get acclimated with how it works.4) Turn it off.5) Put it in your mouth and close lips.6) Get acclimated with how it works.7) Put it down and never use it again like I did.It'll be a great spray toy or cat deterrent but that's it for me.

I have had 2 of these. The first purchased in Feb. 2021. The second purchased in April 2022. Both stopped holding the charge. I am now needing to purchase a 3rd, for the same reason. But, for the time they all worked, they worked great! Since using this water flosser, paired with regular flossing, my dental hygienist has commented on the improvement in my oral hygiene. I will, however, try to find one that lasts longer. If I cannot, I will purchase this one again.