💦 Watts 2 Large Syringe Oral Irrigators for Deep Oral Cleaning - Ideal for Crowns, Bridges, Oral Pockets, and More - 12ml Capacity Review

Like many others, I bought syringes to try and solve my tonsil stone problems. The syringe is the perfect tool to get rid of her, but she has one big problem, the tips are too strong. No matter how careful I am, the tonsils bleed very easily. If they changed the tips to a soft rubber construction or offered an addition I wouldn't try them again because they do the job but the damage you're doing to your tonsils isn't worth the risk right now.

Purchased after I had my wisdom teeth removed to use to clean sockets. It was very nice because I can leave one at home and carry one in my bag during the day to use after meals. They came in a clear plastic bag for ease of transport/storage. Recommended for all tooth extractions!

I had problems with tonsil stones for a very long time. It's a shame I bought it so long ago. I've used many different items over the years to try and remove them effectively and painlessly. The best were cotton swabs with cotton swabs, but even that was a challenge to get a few lumps/stones out. I wasn't sure how effective these shots would be. After the *first* injection of the aqueous solution, *tons* of stones came out of my tonsil. It was amazing and disgusting!

My bad breath problems caused by my tonsillitis were pretty much over! These nasty things smell so bad it's gross. If you have a bad breath problem and can't find the cause, look at your tonsils. Here's how I do it: I boil salt water, let it cool, fill the syringe, use my phone's backlight, and look in the mirror. Look for holes and crevices around the tonsils and gently insert the syringe and squeeze, you'll see the pieces come out!

These manual irrigators aren't as comfortable as electric irrigators, but the pressure is much higher and nothing cleans my gums or between my teeth. They are also great for ill-fitting crowns and any pockets you may have. I have one at home and keep one in my purse to use after meals. Good value for money.

Like many others, I bought syringes to try and loosen my tonsil stones. The syringe is the perfect tool to get rid of her, but she has one big problem, the tips are too hard. No matter how careful I am, the tonsils bleed very easily. If they changed the tips to a soft rubber construction or offered an addition I wouldn't consider trying them again because they do the job but the damage you're doing to your tonsils isn't worth the risk right now .

My bad breath problems that caused my tonsillitis have all but stopped! These nasty things smell so bad it's gross. If you have a bad breath problem and can't find the cause, look at your tonsils. Here's how I do it: I boil salt water, let it cool, fill the syringe, use my phone's backlight, and look in the mirror. Look for holes and crevices around the tonsils and gently insert the syringe and squeeze, you'll see the pieces come out!

So I bought them to flush out tonsil stones. I didn't realize until recently that I had such problems with them, but looking back it saddens me that my ex didn't bother me with my breathing and I didn't even know how to take care of it. tried to remove them by hand by gently squeezing them and removed a few from each tonsil. So imagine my surprise when I popped this into my "good" tonsils and washed away a few gross lumps the first time. Terrible, but I'm so glad they came out. I find this…