Review on Professional Cleaning Foldable Water Flosser by Rachel King

I don't know why they say it's "foldable". It's compact. but it doesn't match. It is disassembled into two parts and the well becomes the cover of the device. That works great. It's easy to assemble, with a small tube that pulls out from the bottom and a small door on the back to hang a photo. It has a nice little waterproof pocket to store everything. There are 3 modes: Pulse, Low and High. I suggest you start low, especially if you're not used to oral irrigators. At first, the high power is too much for your gums. The water fountain is large enough for generous flossing. There are special photos. I used a regular one, but my husband has a bridge and found that the periodontal species can get food stuck between the gum and the bridge. He was given nourishment that normal dental floss would not remove. Handling this portable dental floss takes some getting used to. uncomfortable to hold. The diameter is at least twice that of an electric toothbrush. Even though it's portable, it's not that small. It definitely takes up less countertop space than a full-size floss, but it's larger than I expected. Conclusion: It works great. If you're short on space and looking for a good floss, this will do.