Review on 🚿 Waterpik WF-03 Cordless Dental Oral Irrigator: Portable and Effective Teeth Cleaning with Travel Bag and 3 Jet Tips, ADA Accepted by Mandy Nelson

I love this thing. If you've never used an irrigator before, you're missing out. The smells are disgusting in the most pleasant way. Emotions go like this. WHAT was in my mouth (surprised face) WAS in my mouth (happy face) THAT was in my MOUTH?! (shabby face). I like this special watering thread because I can use it in the shower. The water tank is big enough to fill half a mouth at a time, but that doesn't matter. This model requires batteries, but I personally find that a huge plus as I don't have to worry about overcharging or the non-replaceable battery dying over time. The flow pressure does decrease as the batteries slowly wear out, but again there is nothing to worry about. Batteries are cheap (or free on HF). I'm a little baffled by people complaining about mold growing in the water tank. I don't want to sound presumptuous, but what are these people doing to create mold? Drain all the water, pour off any remaining drips in the container and leave the lid open to dry out any remaining moisture. I've had two of these in two years and never had a mold problem. If you have unpleasant tap water, you might want to flush the aquarium from time to time. Isn't washing something that contains water you're going to put in your mouth just common sense?