Review on Waterpik Nano Plus WP-320: Your Compact Companion for Healthy Teeth and Gums Anywhere! by Goro Takenouchi ᠌

At first, I was really delighted with it since it has a strong forceful jet, a sufficient amount of the container, and it is just the correct size for taking thorough care of the whole mouth. The spiral tube then burst, which allowed water to flow into the nozzle. There is no way to remove the nozzle, and the tube cannot be fixed in any way. I came to the conclusion that rather than looking for a check or getting in touch with the service, it would be simpler to just get a brand new version of the identical thing. Bought. As soon as the second had passed, the jet stop button began to become stuck. I'm used to using it without a button now, so that's good. After that, the nozzle burst. Converted from the previous version. After that, the second one was destroyed. And then it was discovered that none of the other nozzles in the package produce a satisfactory jet: there were a variety of brushes, rubber tips, and a nozzle designed for the tongue. As a result, there are currently two irrigators that are unable to be operated due to a variety of different issues. I am no longer a supporter of this brand, and in the future I will look for machinery that is more dependable.