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P**
Water pic of the year:-))))
Best and easiest to use water pick I've ever had. The dentist asked me what I was using because it was obvious how my gums and teeth were for inspections. So much easier to deal with and all the other ones!!!
A**R
Don’t recommend!!! Leaks ever were!!!! WAY OVERPRICED!!!! Will be returning😡😡😡
Piece of crap. Way, Way OVERPRICED. LEAKS EVERY WEAR😡 Does not even deserve one star!!!!!
P**T
nice to be able to remove it when not in use
I've tried water flossers in just about all modes. I prefer the ones that attach to the faucet to the one with a reservoir you have to fill.This one is ok, but the teeny tiny water hole causes too much pressure in the pipe system. The pressure coming out of the nozzle isn't adequate if it's turned down too far.The biggest benefit is that it can be snapped off the faucet when not in use. So much neater looking.Still, the one that stays attached and has an on/off lever has worked best over time. I may go back to that. Ugly, though, since it's not easily removable.
C**
Compact and easy to use
I wanted a water flosser that didn’t take up counter space but had the same power of an electric one, and this one definitely checks all the boxes. It was easy to install and it takes a second to use it every day, even faster than filling a water tank! Definitely recommend.
J**H
FLOSSER
IT LEAKS ALL OVER THE PLACE, IT SURLY ISNT WORTH THE PRICE I PAID.i HAD A BETTER ONE THAT LASTED MANY YEARS, I AM LUCKY IF THIS WILL LAST OVER NIGHT. IT IS A WASTE OF MONEY, VERY DISAPPOINTED.
M**L
Almost perfect!
The only issue with this product is that when the water pick is not attached, the water flow from the faucet attachment is not smooth. Water flow seems to "sprinkle" out and gets the countertop wet.
A**R
Clean teeth
I have this tricky Gap in my teeth that holds food. Not anymore
M**M
The ad says this is a water flosser. It is not.
I’ve owned electric Water-piks and a non-electric model for use in the shower. I know what they’re supposed to do. The connection is fine on this model, and it was easy to hook up. The unit seems durable. The problem is the hole in the tip is so large that there is too much water volume and not enough water pressure to be effective. If all I wanted was to wet my mouth, this would be fine. I want to clean between my teeth, not just rinse my teeth off.