Cordless Water Dental Flosser Teeth Cleaner with Tips Case, INSMART Professional 300ML Tank DIY Mode USB Rechargeable Oral Irrigator for Home and Travel, IPX7 Waterproof 4 Modes Irrigate for Oral Care

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Excelente producto

This water glosser is rechargeable and the tank opening where you add more water is in the front. Good quality for the price. Be sure to try it in the shower until you have experience with the device. The process is messy until you are accomplished at using it. My dentist recommended a water flosser.

I recently purchased a water flosser, and I must say it has completely transformed my oral hygiene routine! This particular water flosser, which I believe deserves a solid 5-star rating, has become an essential tool in my daily dental care regimen.Firstly, the water flosser's design is sleek and modern, adding a touch of sophistication to my bathroom countertop. Its compact size makes it easy to store and travel with, ensuring I never miss a beat in maintaining my oral health, even on the go.The performance of this water flosser is truly outstanding. It effortlessly removes plaque, food particles, and stubborn debris from between my teeth and along the gum line. The pulsating water stream provides an invigorating and refreshing sensation, leaving my mouth feeling incredibly clean, even better than traditional string floss.I appreciate the adjustable water pressure settings, allowing me to customize my flossing experience based on my sensitivity and needs. Whether I prefer a gentle massage for my gums or a more vigorous clean, this water flosser caters to my preferences perfectly.One of the standout features of this water flosser is its generous water tank capacity. I can easily floss my entire mouth without the need for frequent refills, saving me time and hassle. Additionally, the reservoir is detachable, making it a breeze to clean and maintain the unit's overall hygiene.The included assortment of interchangeable nozzles is another fantastic aspect of this water flosser. With different tips designed for braces, bridges, and general use, it caters to a wide range of dental needs. This versatility ensures that everyone in my household can benefit from its exceptional cleaning capabilities.Furthermore, the water flosser operates quietly, making it a pleasant experience without any disruptive noise. Its user-friendly controls and intuitive design make it simple to use, even for those who may be new to water flossing.Lastly, the durability and longevity of this water flosser are outstanding. It is evident that the manufacturer has used high-quality materials, ensuring it withstands the test of time. With proper care and maintenance, I am confident this water flosser will serve me for years to come.In conclusion, I cannot recommend this water flosser enough. It has truly revolutionized my oral hygiene routine, providing a level of cleanliness and comfort that traditional floss

Great product

Bought this in 2021 and still going strong! My dentist recommended getting a cordless water flosser and using it in the shower for less mess. Since taking this advice my teeth have never been better. The water flosser is definitely very loud but this little thing is super powerful! I feel like it holds a really good charge. I rarely charge it and I use it every night.Only reason I’m back almost 4 years later writing this review was I was looking to see if you could purchase new nozzles (my husband wanted to try this out). But after 4 years I can probably afford $30 for a new one! Definitely worth the price!

Hard for me to open. Water supply too small. Hard for me to hold. Does the job.

I purchased this because I also went under one of those “online” teeth aligning products, like Invisalign, but much cheaper, because who can afford much else these days. My newfound straighteners produced gaps in my teeth during the process so much that I am split on whether or not I rather crooked teeth than the pain of food items stuck between realigned teeth, because that’s been my only experience.I tend to always have a floss pik in my pocket because I chew on it when stressed, and it prevents me from saying things that got Trump not re-elected, on top of loving the feeling of a clean mouth (not verbally). However, my latest retainers caused newfound gaps, and a piece of meat got inevitably lodged between the space of two teeth that were both unhappy with it. I tried needle floss, thread floss, strategic brushing, power rinsing with mouthwash— what have you. I flossed so much trying to get the debris loose, it felt like I got punched in the jaw after all was said and done— but in the weird, nagging feeling, like you know something is embedded in the tissue around your tooth and apparently the Good Lord himself can’t make it go away. There was no parting water here though; just tissue that already parted because it was so inflamed, and like a clingy friend, was holed up between my teeth. The debris simply wouldn’t move.This product was the only thing that worked after three days of pain and discomfort prior to and a near dentist experience.Yes, my gums bled at the time I used it— of course they did, because I inflamed them by trying to floss with every thread-like item I could find nonstop. But to my relief, this thing popped out that little bit of debris into the sink like the debris owed it money. Instant happiness. Par none.Unfortunately I didn’t realize the power behind this little thing and inadvertently water-flossed the countertop, the bathroom mirror, and my dog when she ran up trying to figure out why I suddenly was yelling to God. This isn’t the “consistent” flow you’d get from the big tank waterpiks that can offer a steady stream but take up your wife’s side of the bathroom countertop; this is pulsating, loud, and it’s powerful. Like other reviews said, if it hits your tongue or tonsils, it will feel uncomfortable. The rest of my teeth are inadvertently clean because I didn’t know how to handle it at first. So is my bathroom sink at this point. And the pores around my mouth. My dog will probably run and hide the next time I turn it on.Sans the random human hair I found at the bottom of the brand- new packaged item —sorry to the probably enslaved worker out in Asia making pennies for a product I purchased at $30.00– it’s great, and it works. If the battery suddenly dies or it otherwise becomes obsolete like other users have reported, I’ll update accordingly.I am, however, super happy for it doing what hopes it would do. Yes, the ADA writ large says waterpiks aren’t a substitute for regular flossing, but if you like the feeling of a bi-annual dental cleaning, this is a great product. Obviously, it also works on strange occasions like mine. Such a major relief. And it beats a $80 equivalent that takes up half of your bathroom counter.