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

I've had a Panasonic battery powered Irrigator for a number of years - it's a lot cheaper than the rechargeable version - and less powerful too. and I'm glad I did! There are mixed reviews of different versions here and I am very happy with the rechargeable version. It has a lot of power and the charge lasts for at least 10 cleanings.

I love this Ultrasonic Irrigator (aka Irrigator). Despite the fact that it costs three times cheaper, it is worth the money. It charges 4x faster, lasts longer on a single charge, can last over 60 seconds in a tank of water, and feels ultra-soft compared to others even at the highest rating. Did I mention it's quieter than the others?

Having used two Phillips Sonicare Airflossers long before what I thought was normal life, I decided it was time for a change. First of all, I will confess that one of the most important considerations when choosing a new mouthwash system will be aesthetics. If it were displayed on the counter in my bathroom I would be happy to see and use it every day. A charging station is also required. I didn't want to go through the hassle of plugging in a USB cable to charge it. I wanted the same…

This thing is amazing! I've been using some sort of "water purifier" tool for several years and this one knocks it out of the park! Be very careful that the pressure is not too high or you will end up with a mouth full of blood. Even an experienced user like me can only handle the third level. So be careful!

Started leaking after 3 months. Charging aborted after 9 months. Two big problems in less than a year. Complete garbage.

This review is from: Panasonic Cordless Ultrasonic Flosser - Portable and Rechargeable - IPX7 Waterproof for Travel and Home - EW1511W This cordless dental floss works very well. It cleans the floss very well and afterwards the mouth becomes very clean. I definitely notice strong gums (less soft) after 5 days of use. I especially like that it has 5 speed settings and a battery stand (similar to electric toothbrushes). The battery also charges quickly (1 hour). They also designed the body of the

I don't have very good teeth and the lady who brushes my teeth told me to get a hookah. I always thought they didn't do much. Boy was I wrong. I finally settled on one and this Panasonic looked easy to use and beautiful. Some of them have too many pieces and look ugly and big. Well, I used it for the first time this morning. What a difference in how my teeth feel. It has about 5 settings, from low to high. You fill it up and pour out the rest of the water when you're done. Actually, I don't…

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…

Both Hangsun bitches on Revain. I rate both 4 stars and Hangsun slightly higher. That's why The Panny holds 7 ounces of liquid and Hangsun holds 10. I only need 4 ounces for flossing, so either works well. But this advantage belongs to Hangsun. Both have good water pressure, but the Hangsun's water flow is a bit stiffer. Both will go through 7 ounces of water in about a minute, and Panny will get a few seconds extra. Advantage of Hangsun Hangsun's tank is detachable and easy to clean. The…