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

Ok this is AWESOME! I just can't say enough good things about it. I'm so glad I got this and not the battery. I've read reviews that the charging port on a battery corrodes because the exit is on the side and water and debris gets in. The battery cover of this dental floss is on the bottom and has a flap so you don't have to worry about water getting in. You can also use it in the shower if you wish. If you use the nozzle that comes with this floss, the water tank will last about 30 seconds and

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

This oral irrigator is great! Anyone who complains about mold does not air the product directly and/or does not clean it properly and does not let it dry (that is the main thing). The container can be removed for washing and cleaning. You can then dry the device as it will get wet if you use it over the sink. Rinse the tank (there is a hole at the top of the tank where the pump hose goes in where you can drain it), let it dry, leave the tank cap open and you won't have a problem with mold…

update 6 months later. stopped working Fresh batteries, dead device. Now I have to contact the manufacturer to get a replacement as I believe I'm still under warranty. 2 stars deducted Update #2. Waterpik have made it very easy to process a warranty claim online. Answered a few questions via email and received a new device within a few days. ------ This is a great device. It's powerful. Really hits the bottlenecks. The water tank is sufficient for a complete cleaning. I also have an old school…

Works well while working. The tip can break easily, replacement costs a little more. I recommend removing the tip after each use. The tip of the intake hose (so that the hose reaches the bottom of the tank) fell off after a week. I don't know how necessary it is except to use the last ounce. After a month, the o-ring has expanded (probably due to the mouthwash to cover up a bad taste that the device washes away) so I can't close the tank. I will be contacting the manufacturer for replacement…