Review on Cordless Water Flosser Teeth Rechargeable by Doug Destruction

I hate flossing with floss but I enjoy flossing a lot more. This is much better at cleaning along the gum line on the surface of the teeth, but may be slightly less effective at removing stubborn plaque that's stuck between teeth. Tried a nasal irrigation tip that works but gives plenty of flow but presses less on the ethmoid and frontal sinuses than the squeeze bottle shape. I really need to be able to pour water for these guys without doing crazy head turns over my sink, so I'll go back to the sinus rinse bottle for now. Pros: Relatively compact, not too difficult to unpack, use and repackage. Not insanely loud, but not quiet either. The hard case is very durable. Battery lasts well between charges, maybe 40-50 good long flossing sessions or so. Cons: Probably not as strong an output pressure as a desktop unit, even if set too high, can be lighter, hard shell case is bulky and doesn't work. Not good storage for spare tips, water tank is small so expect to fill it up about 3 times, to really clean everywhere you need tip with stiffness between hard injector and flexible rubber injector, tongue cleaning head is almost useless