Review on Irrigator Panasonic EW1611W520, white by Ada Duniewska ᠌

After WaterPick and another device that could be described as Swiss, this is the third irrigator. For a very long time, Panasonic has been our go-to brand for home appliances, and it has never let us down. Despite the fact that this is probably the most expensive irrigator, I did not count this among the drawbacks. Over the course of my life, I have had numerous experiences that have convinced me of the validity of the adage "The cheapskate pays twice," which states that investing in high-quality but pricey equipment ultimately saves money. Favorites: a huge water tank, with enough capacity for two separate washings. Some people have written that there is insufficient power. Although the jet does not appear to make as much contact with the gums as does the comparable WaterPick, I believe that it cleans even more thoroughly. It's possible that it has something to do with the technology of ultrasonography; I won't presume to judge. However, the level of cleanliness is exceptional. The kit only comes with two simple nozzles, but since I have never used any of the other nozzles in an irrigator, they are just sitting in the drawer. The magnetic gripping of the "sprinkler" was something that I found to be really convenient. Power regulation is done on a discrete level, however there are many different levels. In general, an irrigator that is very straightforward, preferably dependable, and of high-quality "no problems."