💦 Waterpik Cordless Water Flosser for Travel & Home, Battery Operated, Portable & ADA Accepted - Cordless Express, WF-02 (White) Review

The water pulsation is very fast, not just a big stream. It may be because I'm not used to it yet, but it hurts a lot! I have a taste of blood in my mouth after using it. I will continue to use it for a week or two and see if it gets better because my dentist recommended I get this tool. I almost sent it back because it didn't work initially. I had to suck on a straw to get the water out. The one I have is battery operated so you can take it with you on a trip, but it's much larger than I…

Ever since I got a pin on my back molar and they put a crown on it, it's been a favorite hiding place for meat. Every steak, every burger, every time I eat rotisserie chicken, I have to sit with a tiny toothpick sticking through my gums like I'm taking fencing lessons with a dummy just to clean up the bits of food. Just not with this villain. I'm squeezing these food guts right out of my pearly white pants like I'm hosing down a backyard grill that got too loud on the Fourth of July. These…

I would really prefer a battery with a docking station/port because this thing drains the batteries very quickly - within a fortnight or so (one person uses it 1-2 times a day). That's why I bought rechargeable AA batteries. EDIT: Stopped working entirely after less than six months. Very disappointed. Update: The company sent me a replacement after the first one stopped working. Well, after another two months of use, the second one stopped working. It doesn't matter what kind of batteries I…

that thing is useless. it sounds like a small engine that can chug and chug while trying to make it. The first setting is useless, and the second requires more power. I advise you to buy the opposite version.

The dentist suggested using a rinse. I didn't want to spend a lot if I don't use it. This is a great price, good size, when the water runs out at the lowest speed I know I'm done. I like it.

Was happy to use real Water Pik brand dental floss after all they invented this handy little tool! I have an unnamed irrigator and was curious to compare them. I've had an unbranded thread for a while and use it several times a day with no problems. Well, which one is better? An easy choice for me, I will use a "brand" water floss. WHAT?! Here's why: This Waterpik is NOT rechargeable. Of course you can use rechargeable batteries, but I prefer the rechargeable unit. This Waterpik contains only 2

Package arrived in perfect condition, wrapped in bubble wrap for security. Waterpik is lightweight and feels comfortable in the hand. The package also includes a small booklet with simple instructions and illustrations that are pretty easy to understand. There is also a 1 page note with installation instructions and some diagrams in case you don't want to take the time to read the whole booklet before using it. The package contains the first set of 3 AAA batteries, which must be inserted as…

I have several dental floss. I have my trusty companion, the Waterpik Wired/Pluggable Irrigator, which I really like. I have a few cordless (rechargeable) dental floss from other manufacturers that work quite well. When the battery-powered wireless Waterpik came out as an option, I was curious enough to jump on it. If I could only use one of my current options, I would still choose my wired one. More water capacity, multiple settings, you never have to worry about charging or looking for…