Water Flosser for Teeth/Brace, Electric Dental Oral Irrigator 600ML Professional Teeth Clean Water Pick Toothbrush with 10 Adjustable Water Pressure, 7 Jet Tips, 180Sec Teeth Cleaning for Family

I love this thing and wish I've gotten one sooner. Before I get into the talking points I'll share what surprised me the most and isn't talked about in other reviews...It's size.Here you see it pictured with a regular size toothpaste and my electronic toothbrush. I was expecting to have to store it away and bring it out for every use but made room on my counter w/o cluttering up the countertop. Now on to performance:-It keeps me flossing regularly. How much I enjoy using it helps that a lot.-Surprisingly strong at the high setting, I've found 50% to be perfect pressure setting.-Noise level is not bad. Not quiet but not annoying or wake up spouse loud.-Nice variety of attachments and storage space for them. Great for multiple users.-The cord has (so far) retained it's coil and springs back into storage well.-Suction cup bottom keeps it secure while in use and filling tank.-Value for the money!

Never used a water pick before, but so far so good. This unit is very plasticy, but comes with a ton of nozzle and has worked well for us so far. The suction cups on the bottom are a nice touch and we squeezed it into our tiny bathroom without any trouble. So far it's been a nice quality of life upgrade.

Have been using this product for a little under a week. So much easier than using regular floss and just as effective if not better. It’s very easy to set up and use. Comes with a variety of different attachments but I have only used one so far.

I sent the required screenshot and order # as requested by seller. I have emailed twice and they have not given me a gift card nor answered my emails. It is almost 2 weeks and there was no contact from this company. I do not like dealing with dishonest companies. I suspect now that they may be buying 5☆ reviews. I don't have a lot of time to write reviews and I rarely do.Here is what I reviewed:What a great value for the money! This irrigator has a lot of pressure and easy to turn up and down with the dial. I feel it is every bit as good, if not better, than more expensive brands. There are a lot of attachments included under the neatly designed lid. Coils back into opening neatly after use. Suction on bottom prevents slippage. The size is a big plus. It takes little space on bathroom counter. The fresh clean feeling of my teeth and mouth after using make this purchase so worthwhile. Thanks for the great product and reasonable price.

i had a rechargeable hand held flosser from The Good Stuff company (Amazon purchase) before that was hard to clean and awkward to keep pressure on while I maneuvered it around my mouth. The battery finally gave out just after the year warranty ended. No response from the company either. Thanks, Good Stuff. I like this water flosser because it has a large tank and is easy to use and to clean. I have only used it for a little while so I hope it does well. It doesn't take much room on my counter and i m glad that it needs to be continually plugged in while using it. Its not too noisy and the water pressure is great. The unit is stable on my granite with the suction cup footing. The top cover that stores the different water tools is not important to me, since I only use one tool. The lid for the tools sits on top of the tank ( which i think is sort of a waste because all the tools don't fit inside) It is not easy to lift up, which bothers me a bit to refill the tank but its not a big issue

As a water pick, excellent value, my primary goal. Excellent reservoir capacity (20.3 oz). As an "hydraulic" rotating toothbrush, not a good value: the hydraulic rotating toothbrush fails to rotate using the unit's power -- the rotation occurs as a result of your motion as you brush. Pulsating noise level is acceptable. Pressure adjustment suitable for ordinary high-pressure pick cleaning. Instructions are sometimes written poorly (3 examples): (1) "Ordinary High-Pressure Tip: 2 color ring" (one unit is ringed white, one unit is ringed black for use by 2 different persons), (2) "When finished. Turn the unit off, any liquids left in the reservoir. Unplug the unit." implying that excess liquids may remain in unit or if there is any liquid remaining in the unit, the unit must be unplugged?? (3) The tip ejection button* in the instructions is labeled "7. Tip Pop-up Knob" while that tile is not used: "...press the jet tip eject button..."). The picture in the user guide shows the thumb used to press the button on the opposite side of where the button is located. Tips are stored in the lid except for the brush (implying that the brush remains in the handle). See pictures showing tip storage -- note that the closing of the lid will crush the ends of the tips depending on how the tips are stored because the curvature holding clip is too long pushing the tip into the path of the lid. The picture ending in R is the recommended storage based on the provided images and the O picture is reversing the storage process.

I have had this for a couple weeks and am pleased with the performance. It has plenty of pressure (just make sure the reservoir is properly seated or it will have little pressure). At first I found the pressure was inconsistent, but once I started letting the hose drain after each use after I removed the reservoir, the pressure has been consistent. If the machine continues to perform I will consider this a very good purchase.

This is a great looking unit and it fits well on my sink. The six heads are nice, but need to only choose one. The large tank is really nice too, however, it is a bit loud, but nothing to be annoyed about... Overall - it's nice!