Water Dental Flosser Teeth Pick: 2025 Upgraded Portable Cordless Waterproof Flossing 300ML Rechargeable Travel Irrigation Cleaner IPX7 Gray

Inexpensive, effective and adaptable.With NHS dentist places very limited, it's very important to me to look after my teeth and gums. My dentist recommend I look into getting a water flosser to use alongside brushing regularly.I didn't want to spend too much at first, which is why I chose this particular item.It has a range of attachments, which really helps me as I have a plate, and they are all individually wrapped for hygiene.The water reservoir is good for a brisk brush and is easily refillable for deeper cleaning.The battery is easily rechargeable and the instructions are very clear.I also want to give recognition to the customer service I received. When the original unit I received was missing a small component, they answered my query within hours and had the issue resolved within 24 hours. I did remark that it's rare to experience such a thoughtful and swift response and it is the chief reason I'm writing this review now.I'd say this is excellent for someone that has never tried a water flosser before and now I have tried it, I genuinely wonder why u haven't been using one of these for years! Buy with confidence.

Use warm water! - I looked around at all the various brands for water picks and decided to settle with this one as it had a number of useful reviews, including video! The overall packaging and quality of the product is fair, it isn't going to blow you away but it is a simple gadget anyway. On the first week I needed to be a little cautious and set it to sensitive first and opted to use tepid/warmer water as cold was a big shock to the system. I had trouble with wisdom teeth at the back of my mouth and this was a life safer for cleaning areas that traditional picks and other products couldn't do. If you were contemplating before hand, you have nothing really to lose!

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this water dental flosser after my dentist said my flossing between a new crown was not that great 🙄 I was using the teepee interdental brushes but it was obviously not doing an adequate job!I read about the water dental flosser saw it was on a good offer on Amazon so thought ideal..give it a try.I have to be honest the first use I ended up with water all over my clothes ,hair & bathroom!I did read in the instructions you should leave mouth open slightly whilst using...but resulted in water running everywhere.I discarded it for a few days...thinking...waste of money.However I had another attempt & this time gently closed my mouth around the jet tip..blast for a few seconds..turn off spit out water & repeat...this actually worked😊..I had a few mishaps but ..getting better every day 🤣I am so glad I persevered. It actually does an amazing job. I tried a test....I ate some nuts which always seem to find their way between teeth & gums. Firstly I used my interdental brushes..thought I had cleaned sufficiently..but....then used the water flosser....I couldn't believe the amount of food that came out. I then tried the other way round..I ate nuts..used the water flosser first..lots of food came out..then used the brushes...couldn't find any remaining food !The flosser feels comfortable in the hand the tank when full is enough for a full clean. I used warm water as it felt more comfortable especially on sensitive teeth.Firstly I used the soft setting as advised but have progressed to the clean setting.I really think it makes my teeth feel cleaner 😬...Will update on my dentists opinion in September 😁I found the bottom water inlet opening a bit fiddly so detach the tank & fill from the top ( personal choice)The charge is via a USB cable..the adaptor is not included but that's no problem as I have many for mobiles & other devices.I like the different settings. Also I charged on receipt & have used twice daily for 12 days.....apparently can last for 30 days...a bit like my toothbrush I guess..Although 5 jet tips are included I will only use the two standard ones.So after nearly.throwing in the bin..I am so glad I persevered as I am really happy with the results now.Definate 5/5 for the product ( a bad workman blames his tools..so they say 🤣)The dodgy start was more due to me than the product !I would reccommend ....especially when on offer at such a good price.The product also has a two year guarantee.Update 🥳😁. My dentist commented on the improvement of my cleaning of teeth!Usually I have a scrape & clean but he decided I didn't need it this time !!! Thus saving £75... so the water flosser has saved me money!! By the way..I have really mastered it now🤣...& find it quick & easy to use.

I’ve had a cabled waterpik for a number of years but I don’t use it as often as I should because it’s a faff to get it out and plug it in to use it. This is great, fits in the over sink cabinet and I can use it daily with minimal fuss.To those reviewers complaining it makes their mouth bleed, perhaps you might consider seeing an oral hygienist or dentist for advice, it might be indicative of an oral issue that needs to be checked out by a professional.I have to say, I’m pleasantly surprised by this product, especially for what it costs. It’s not quite as powerful as my cabled waterpik, but it’s plenty good enough. There are compromises, while the water tank is a good size, depending how much oral cleaning you want to do it’s likely going to need to be filled more often, but portability and battery operation mean some compromises.It’s slightly annoying that it’s USB-A to a custom power connector, no way to charge it if the cable breaks or gets mislaid. USB-C both ends would have been much better but I guess these are older models maybe.All in all, this is a very good product. Battery life is decent, water tank capacity is good, pressure is good enough, it does a decent job of cleaning between the gaps as an alternative to flossing, and it’s good value for money. That last point means the compromises are not something I’d give less stars for.