Review on Cordless Portable Irrigator Waterproof Detachable by Tatiane White

My dental hygienist suggested a dental floss. The large ones feel complicated and look bulky and medicinal on my vanity. This one is small and light. With cable but without charger. There are 5 different attachments in the kit and I didn't know which one to use. I think you should just use the regular tip, but I like the "orthodontic" tip, which has a slightly pointed end, like a dental instrument, to get between your teeth. We have very hard water, full of minerals. I'm using distilled water here, but the directions say to use it straight from the tap. There is a filter, but it cannot be replaced. So if you have a lot of minerals, you can do the same. My mouth is watering so I keep playing the levels. For me, the problem isn't the sensitivity, it's the fact that I got all the water in my mouth. Do you just let it flow? Due to the size, I have to fiddle around a bit to get my inner teeth done, but it's no different than the brands. I wish it had a simple on/off button, but if you press the button just once, it turns itself off. Click again to see the levels. Easy to use. Let's see what my dentist says.