Review on 🚿 Water Flossing Cordless, Portable Oral Irrigator for Teeth Care - DIY Mode, 3 Replacement Jets, IPX7 Waterproof Electric Dental Flosser Pick - Perfect for Travel/Home/Braces (Black) by Laura Crawford

The 90s called me the other day. They said they wanted my irrigator back. My previous floss worked well but was ugly and took up a lot of sink space. I mean, when you're investing thousands of dollars in bathroom remodeling and all you see is an ugly piece of dental floss, it's worth finding a replacement. This floss has about 60% the performance of my plug-in model, which is good enough. It stores a decent amount of water in the pen and is easy to refill. It has a modern, elegant style and looks great on the bathroom sink. Since it's battery operated, it doesn't need to be there to work. even better. It's not ideal. First, there is a dedicated USB charging cable. This is annoying for a number of reasons, firstly nobody needs USB bricks in the bathroom. it's just not done. Otherwise it's annoying because the special cable has to be removed and the hole has to be closed so that no water comes out of the device. This means that there is a high possibility of cable loss. Because it is not a standard cable, losing the cable will render the entire device unusable. An inductive charger would be a huge upgrade for this device. Setting parameters is unnecessarily complicated. To set the pressure higher, you have to hold down the single adjustment button and wait for the pressure to decrease by pressing the same button. Pressing the button sets this floss to the lowest level and you have to hold the button to set it higher. Annoyingly, this button is easy to accidentally press. It's fine if you're planning a trip or otherwise don't mind taking it out of the bathroom to charge, it's great when it works. The pressure setting can be annoying, but I think I'll get used to it.