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Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2024
I had regular ole dental floss and never used it. Then I paid like $35 for a portable water flosser (trying to be frugal) and I hated it. It had a very small container that held the water, and I had to use a tiny hole to fill it and drain it. And it was a pain to unscrew every minute to fill again. Then after I was done, I had to take it apart and place it on a towel for an hour for all the parts to dry. It was ugly to look at while it was drying. Like one part had a long, ugly looking plastic tube sticking out that went inside the water container. I never used it and ended up giving it away. Then I tried floss picks and once again never used them. I would put the floss picks in different parts of the house and even got a special floss pick container, hoping that I could be motivated to floss. Never did. But finally, I tried this larger water flosser and it's freaking fabulous.
I just keep the top open and I use a cup to pour water into the top. This way, I can take my time and go through three containers worth of water. There is actually a storage area that you can get to if you lift the water container up. It only stores two tips though. Would have been great if somehow there were places where I could put like 5-7 tips, instead of just the two, but that's okay I guess. The cord that goes from the hand-held flosser to the unit is awesome. It keeps it's coils and shape so it doesn't look at all messy and cluttery. The electric cord is long too, so no problems reaching an electric outlet that is a bit far away. Everything just looks so sleek, minimalistic, and nice. And everything is intuitive and user friendly and functions great. Read the instruction manual for more tips, like how to remove timer pause alerts that are every 30 seconds (Update: One flaw is that you will have to do this every time you unplug the water flosser and plug it back in. I a not sure if you will have to do it if you just turn the water flosser off and back on, but I am guessing not.). The unit doesn't take up a lot of space, so that's good too. I'm just very pleased.
I just keep the top open and I use a cup to pour water into the top. This way, I can take my time and go through three containers worth of water. There is actually a storage area that you can get to if you lift the water container up. It only stores two tips though. Would have been great if somehow there were places where I could put like 5-7 tips, instead of just the two, but that's okay I guess. The cord that goes from the hand-held flosser to the unit is awesome. It keeps it's coils and shape so it doesn't look at all messy and cluttery. The electric cord is long too, so no problems reaching an electric outlet that is a bit far away. Everything just looks so sleek, minimalistic, and nice. And everything is intuitive and user friendly and functions great. Read the instruction manual for more tips, like how to remove timer pause alerts that are every 30 seconds (Update: One flaw is that you will have to do this every time you unplug the water flosser and plug it back in. I a not sure if you will have to do it if you just turn the water flosser off and back on, but I am guessing not.). The unit doesn't take up a lot of space, so that's good too. I'm just very pleased.
