I have an outdated full size irrigator and wanted a smaller irrigator with power and a large enough reservoir. It seemed like an idea, but it doesn't deliver on most of its promises. It's marketed as a travel thread, but it's not much smaller than usual, and its shape and accessories don't make it a good travel gadget. The biggest problem here is the missing cap on the tank. When emptying, the device starts to squirt a little water, which flies out because it is not covered. Also, keeping it…

This is my fourth WaterPik floss in many years. This one has no lid. Its design has become flimsy. Don't stay near water in a pond as the ancients did. There is no space to put additional photos on the device like others have done. Maybe it's a different model, the only one available on the site I checked.

I have a full size waterpik ages and I wanted one that was smaller but powerful and had a large enough tank. It seemed like an idea, but it doesn't deliver on most of its promises. It's marketed as a travel thread, but it's not much smaller than usual, and its shape and accessories don't make it a good travel gadget. The biggest problem here is the missing cap on the tank. When emptying, the device starts to squirt a little water, which flies out because it is not covered. Also, keeping it open

The only reason I chose to purchase Waterpik was to use it for periodontal care as recommended by my dental hygienist. Total surprise when it arrived with 4 floss tips but not the deep cleaning 'under the gum line' tip that is part of the description of this Waterpik model. Potential buyers should also understand that this is definitely not a 'travel' model, as it's too big for most people to forego the trunk to take with them. Finally, the construction of this model is cheap compared to my old