Water Flosser Dental Oral Irrigator - Rechargeable Gum Flosser with Full-opening Water Reservoir, IPX7 Dual Waterproof, 4 Jet Tips, 3 Modes for Home and Travel, Braces & Bridges Care

I bought this water flosser primarily because it is rechargeable (no more having to constantly replace four AA batteries). It has 3 speeds (one is very powerful, which I love), it has a large tank that holds a good amount of water and is easy to fill/clean, and it's a very nice looking unit. The one major flaw, in my opinion, is that the on/off button is located right where you hold the unit and it's VERY easy to press it unintentionally. They really should make it a slide switch. You also can't travel with it because if it rolls around in your bag, it is easily turned on (I've had that happen). If I had known about this, I wouldn't have purchased it. I also wish it came with a tip that had a micro-brush at the end, which my previous Waterpik had. That was a nice feature, particularly for anyone that has braces.

Full disclosure: I have really bad gums, and the dentist warns me that if I don't start flossing every day it could lead to some very expensive dentistry in the near future. Problem is I HATE FLOSSING! As a result I decided to try this water flosser.I've now had this for a week, and so far I love it. It's very slim and ergonomic. I like the way it works, looks and feels. It's portable and easy to use. Simply charge it fill it, and work your way around your gums. It's quick and painless and I find that I actually enjoy using it. I find that just one filling of the reservoir is plenty though once you get the hang of it.

My teeth definitely feel great after using it. I do have to fill the water chamber about halfway through but not the end of the world-only takes about 10 seconds to fill. My only negative is that the on/off button is very inconveniently located. I keep bumping it when trying to dry the machine off and then water sprays all over my bathroom. Getting the hang of it though.

The quality of this unit for the price is incredibly good. None of the material feels flimsy or cheap. The color scheme really helps give it some visual flair. It has 3 modes for water pressure (normal, soft, and pulse[pulse will go back and forth between the normal and soft]).This unit has some very good pressure and as such normal is ideal for teeth cleaning with soft being better for gums, tongue, and those with sensitive gum areas. I have a permanent retainer on the top and bottom of my teeth and food is constantly getting jammed in there, this water flosser effortlessly was able to get even the most stubborn meat chunks dislodged.The water reservoir is an appropriate size able to hold 200 ml. The 3 mode buttons each have an LED light to let you know which setting you are in and also act as a charging indicator which is a huge feature to have as it's a lithion rechargable unit. Also the charging cable (USB) comes with a power outlet adapter for convenient charging for either charging setting. Added bonus there is 3 water nozzles and a charging port plug to keep water out.I'm 100% satisfied with this water flosser.

I've had 2 Waterpiks and they both quit charging shortly after the warranty was up. Decided to go with something cheaper so if it only lasted through its warranty period I would not feel cheated. This Water Flosser is wonderful. Much easier to fill, much easier to take apart and clean, holds a charge so much longer and has the pulse option which I love. Don't spend more money than necessary give this Water Flosser a try and you will not be disappointed.

So I have never used/owned a water flosser because I was blessed with straight teeth and never needed braces as a kid. Well as I get older and my EDS gets worse, it’s getting harder to floss because my jaw likes to pop and lock in ways it definitely shouldn’t. So I decided to get a water flosser! How exciting!I was not prepared... My WHOLE BATHROOM IS COVERED IN WATER as a result of me trying to figure out the functions and buttons and just pure stupidity of letting this thing spray everything as if I’m trying to start a freaking garden in my bathroom. Including my face.The flosser is great but buyer beware: you’ll probably spray your face a few times before you get the hang of it. Unless of course you’re not an uncoordinated airhead like me.

It is so easy and quick to use. You just flip up the little seal, pour lukewarm water from the tap directly into the water container, then flip the seal closed. It takes no more than several seconds, especially since you're standing right by the sink anyway. What I generally do is fill it, do all the top teeth until it runs out, then fill it again and do the bottom teeth. I love the fact that you have 3 different settings. It did take me some time to get used to using a water dental cleaner. I haven’t used one in several years. I got my shirt wet the first time. But since then I have had no troubles. My dentist suggested I get one of these at my last visit. So far I am very pleased as your teeth feel extra clean after using this. I am hoping that my next visit to the dentist will be much better.

The location of the on button makes it really easy to set off when readjusting in your mouth or even spraying the walls when you are about to place the tip into your mouth. The charge is not as good as it should be, it only lasts about 3-4 uses before I have to charge it. The tip is abrasive to use on your teeth gums, should be rubber tipped. The strength is a little weak on the highest mode. The non pulse mode is almost like a pulse mode itself due to the pumping action of the motor.