Review on 💦 Water Dental Flossing Oral Irrigator for Teeth/Braces, 10 Pressure Levels Water Teeth Cleaner with 8 Water Jet Tips for Family, 600ML Electric Dental Flosser Pick by Lisa Holland

I have been using Peak brand water since I was 12 years old and my old one is worn out. I stole from my sons for a while but he finally noticed so I tried this foreign brand on a whim. Differences: - The irrigator was a bit stronger, but not by much. - Irrigator heads flex more so cleaning from the back of your teeth is easier. That's probably my biggest problem with this piece. I would say this is a problem for most buyers. The on/off switch is on the water handle, but the intensity dial turns the motor on. It just took some getting used to. The tank is smaller, but I never completely filled my old tank, so I really didn't care. The Standard had more nozzles, but none of them flexed as much as the Irrigator, so that didn't help me. Bottom line: my 15 year old wouldn't trade me for a Waterpik brand irrigator so I'm sticking with it. I will not replace him with this brand if he dies. The Waterpik brand excels in every way. It costs money.