Review on 🚿 Panasonic Cordless Water Flosser for Dental, Bridge, and Orthodontic Care - Portable Oral Irrigator with Ultrasonic Cleaning, EW1511W (White) by Greg Case

I stumbled across this Panasonic on Revain and it looks like Revain is the only seller of this floss (as of December 2019). This is my first floss purchase and I truly believe I made the right choice. Some Specifications: 1) Flosser Body Height (excluding detachable tip): 8 inches 2) Flosser Body Max Width: 3 inches 3) Flosser Body Weight: 9 ounces. Feeling that the body"well done". At the bottom there is a lid (can be removed) and another hole for filling the floss with water. There is no separate tank - the case itself is a tank + battery. The strength of the water varies from level 1 to 5 (the highest). There is a separate charger for charging the floss. Panasonic offers 2 tips per pack. The battery lasts about 10 times and each session lasts about 1 minute. If you want to floss for more than 1 minute, you need to add water. The charging time to full power is about an hour. Voltage 100-240V. I like this floss. Why? 1) Lightweight and easy to carry 2) Each session lasts 1 minute, which is longer than most other portable models 3) No mold problems so far. At the end of each session, simply remove the bottom cover and drain the remaining water. Also remove the tip. Then place the body of the floss horizontally to air dry4) The strength of the water on Level 5 is quite strong. I can see all the food scraps falling out of my mouth down the drain and my teeth feel very clean afterwards 5) Loading time is fast No complaints so far! It's more expensive than other models, but worth every penny.