🦷 idi Toothbat - Wow Adult Flosser (Green): The Ultimate Patented Design Award Winner - Your Best Choice for Comfort, Effectiveness, and Eco-Friendliness Review

My wife uses this thing every day because she has no choice (she has eczema and can't rope between keep your fingers, especially in winter) and it is very good for her. Allows her to get into all those hard-to-reach places and works much better than other solutions.

Works better than floss and I can use any floss I want. The adjustable tension is great too because it's so easy to re-tighten if it's loose and it beats other reusable floss. The main downsides are that it's a bit more difficult to set up and the price is higher than Butler flosses, but you can tell they're much stronger and better made. Surprisingly good for an unknown product and brand that I've never heard of. Consider getting more of these for friends and family.

Works great. I was fed up with other plastic filament holders that broke after a while. I suspect the bad reviews about the toothbat are from people who have never seen the video. It's pretty easy after using it once or twice. I hope this is the last dental floss holder I ever buy. I have a small gap so the toothpaste makes flossing quick and gag-free.

I bought this at first because I didn't like wasting thread by wrapping it around my fingers a few times. By using the dental racket correctly I actually use/waste more dental floss each time due to the setup. Despite that, I still like the toothpick because my fingers still circulate afterwards and it's a joy to use. I like the toothbrush. Makes my teeth nice or something.

I like it so far. It's very durable and has a nice weight on the bottom. I think it will take a very long time. Maybe one day they'll add a better way to load threads, but it's perfect for what it does. I used to be a truck driver and bought disposable plastic dental floss. That would definitely save me money.

I hate flossing my fingers because my teeth are so narrow that I pull the floss tightly between my teeth got to; that solves my problem. Also, I don't have to throw away hundreds of small, pre-made plastic flosses over the course of a year. It takes a little getting used to, but now I really enjoy flossing.