Review on Rechargeable Irrigator Home Cordless Resistant Healthier by Denise Kirkeby

I was really hoping this could only be charged via a cord and not a stand. I hate things that clutter up the counters so I'd rather just have one cord. I really wanted to add some mouthwash or some ozonated water to the cotton floss once in a while, not every day, or even some peroxide without ruining the floss on the countertop. I have a water ozonator, actually a couple that I've wanted to use it with from time to time so at least I was able to do that. Standard Waterpik tips are not used. So if you thought you could use some interdental tips, you can't. It comes with 3 pivoting and lockable tips and has a fine and powerful stream. 16 HOURS per charge. I wanted this so I could use it with sanitizer rinses, peroxide, and ozone. I used to have table floss that ripped and leaked from putting mouthwash or peroxide in it, so I figured this might be the best option for me. It is definitely small and portable, so ideal for travel. The price is fair. It has 2 speeds and the stronger speed can certainly do some damage if you're not careful. I've seen other very similar non-tank flossers, from the reviews I've read from others, you have to "fill" them by soaking them up first to get the water to flow. This device does NOT require filling of any kind. It has 2 speeds and starts as soon as you push the button, so don't start it unless it's already in your mouth! I like it depending on the price of the device and the ability to "sanitize" your teeth and gums based on what you put in your floss container. I've also used this with some warm salt water in a large jar.