Water flosser Cordless, Dental Flossers USB Rechargable Teeth Flosser, Professional Electric Portable Oral Irrigator with 4 Modes

If you have braces then you know how hard it is to reach the weed you can’t brush. The water flosser really helped me get every junk of food I have hidden in my braces even AFTER brushing my teeth. It has 3 modes and one you can create! But I mainly use the first mode which is the “normal” Speed. The quality is really good for the price. As for the battery life is good I had it for a long time and haven’t charged it yet, and easy to use ;) you’ll be satisfied with this purchase it’s worth it!

The performance definitely did it’s job, but until you figured out how to work it by pressing the mode button first then power, then it became easy to use. The cost of it made since to me. The only thing is it runs out of water very quickly. I would get it, if it was for a travel size not an at home always use. And there’s not really a soft mode it comes out the same speed just different mode an that’s what my hubby don’t like. Other than that great product!!

Was looking for gift for my grandson and what better than a reasonably priced product to help with the dentist bill.

Works great on the cruise ship. Very convenient to use

UPDATE JUNE 17 Looks like more bad luck with this device. My final verdict is to recommend you don't buy this. I had it on the charger and the green light was on. When I disconnected the charger the green light turned to a red flashing light. The red flashing light just continues to blink even after reconnecting the charger. I figured I'd let it charge again over night and found the light to be green the following morning. However, the red blinking light started again the moment I disconnected the charger. The device won't charge nor will it turn on. I'm outside the return window. When it works, the device performs very well. But it's no good when it won't turn on. UPDATE APRIL 30 I ended up having to return for a replacement. Here were the problems: 1) The "Normal" mode setting started out as the strongest but after a few weeks it became weaker than the "Soft" mode 2) After 3 weeks, the battery strength indicator wouldn't glow with 4 lights indicating a full charge even after leaving it on the charger for 12 hours. I attempted this about 3 or 4 times. Sometimes the battery would't last longer than 2 washes and sometimes it lasted a lot longer. 3) After removing a nozzle for cleaning, the device wouldn't allow me to reinsert any nozzle. Keep in mind that I did press the release button while trying to insert. I'm going to give this device one more opportunity to be a keeper. Maybe the previous one was just a bad unit. If it doesn't work out I'll post back here. For $27 it could be a great value if it continues to work. Otherwise I'll have to splurge and spend $80+ for an actual WaterPik. ------------------------------------------------------- ORIGINAL REVIEW: I was excited to receive this flosser. It was cheaper than others and it had the right variety of attachment nozzles I was looking for: 1 regular, 1 orthodontic, 1 tongue, and 1 periodontal. I prefer to use the orthodontic even though I don't have braces. The orthodontic allows for a more precise stream to get between tightly arranged teeth and along the edges of the gum line at each tooth. A convenient design option is the ability to rotate the nozzle 360 degrees. You can rotate the nozzle on the fly meaning you don't have to detach and reinsert it to get the angle you want. There are only 2 things I did not like and they both relate to the battery. When you first receive this thing you have to leave it plugged in for 8 hours so don't get excited thinking you'll be able to use it right away. The 2nd thing about the battery is the amount of uses you get off of one charge. I was only able to get 12 sessions on what I assumed was a full charge. That's basically 3 days of use after charging it for 8 hours when I first received it. You can only use it for as long as there is water in the tank, obviously, or up to 2 minutes, whichever comes first. After 2 minutes the machine cuts off automatically. I'm still pleased at how well it works on my teeth and how good my mouth feels afterwards. I do recommend it. HELPFUL TIPS * When using at the sink in front of a mirror, don't open your mouth wide like you're at a dentist, keep your mouth nearly closed leaving room for the water to just come out (drape a body towel on the sink/counter and in front of you and lean on it). * Keep a larger container of water or water solution at your sink so you can conveniently refill the flosser for longer cleaning sessions. I use a solution of water, baking soda, and xylitol and keep it in a half gallon plastic milk carton. * Use Pulse mode to keep from wasting water and having to refill your flosser before you're done. * Keep your mouth more closed rather than wide open even when using in the shower. You'll have more control of the device. Pros 1. Flosser is strong enough to effectively clean/floss your teeth 2. You can use a mixed solution of water and other items in the reservoir (I advise against adding anything with oil) 3. Flosser is lightweight and the nozzle can be adjusted on the fly to allow you to hit any part of your teeth and gumline Cons 1. Battery life. You'll get about 12 uses out of a single charge (3 days of use @ 4 times per day).

Very good product. Light weight. Multiple settings. Definitely worth the money

Won’t keep a charge after using it less than 4 months.

The water flosser works very well, just wish the reservoir was a little bigger.