TUREWELLWater Dental Flosser for Teeth/Braces, Water Teeth Cleaner 8 Jet Tips and 10 Pressure Levels, 600ML Large Water Tank Oral Irrigator for Family(White)

Why am I buying waterpik products? This one is so much better and has more attachment. I love it! And the pressure is adjustable. Wonderful machine. Five stars all the way. Everyone should purchase this at this price. In fact, I think I'm going to buy another

Works wonderfully! I love being able to adjust the amount of pulsating water pressure, which is one of the reasons I went with this particular one. I've had others in the past where the pressure is too much and leaves my mouth/gums in a lot of pain, but not this one! The tank holds enough water to allow you to do a really good job going over your teeth many times before running out. Great value for the price. Love it.

I really love everything about this unit. The large reservoir for the water and the coil hose for easy handling. But it is Noisy. When I turn it on then start dialing it up for more pressure it makes an awful racket. Click click click loudly as the pump is gearing up or something. But I do like the unit. Is the noise normal? It is LOUD!!

Over the past dozen or so years, I've owned 3 or 4 Waterpiks, and while they were effective, they eventually stopped working. Their current model that's comparable to the previous ones is $79.95. This Turewell Oral Irrigator is $31.99, 40% of the price of the Waterpik. It works just as well, takes up less counter space, and doesn't leak when you refill it. I actually like it better. If it lasts even half as long as the Waterpiks did, I'm still ahead of the game!

Excellent alternative to the name brand. I have been using this for several months and couldn’t be more pleased. The large reservoir allows you to get a good cleaning without having to refill. At first the high setting was too strong, but after a few uses my gums adapted. I do find that using warm water makes for a more pleasant experience. Doesn’t take up too much counter space. It comes with several attachments, but I only use one of them. My teeth are whiter and my gums appear healthier. I actually enjoy using this every night. My wife had used a hand held name brand version. She used this once and put hers in the drawer. For the price this unit is hard to beat.

For clarity: this water-pick works fine; you’ll floss your teeth with water using varying degrees of water pressure and different wand tips with relative ease. The noise level does escalate when using higher setting. Additionally, not having a dedicated on/off switch means that you’ll have to dial in your favorite setting every time you use it.I purchased my unit in October of 2024 and as of June 1st 2025 it is non-functional. I demonstrated care with my nightly use of those water-pick; always cleaning it and allowing it to dry when not in use.Upon trying to use it this evening, my unit acted as if it was not plugged in. Turning the intensity dial yielded zero noise and no water movement. I made sure to check my GFI to clear my outlet of any wrongdoing.Do I think I got my money’s worth? Maybe. I purchased this specific unit based on price as I wasn’t willing to invest in a more expensive brand/product at the time. I suppose I get what I pay for.

This is the second unit of the same brand I have purchased in the past 6 years. The first unit still worked fine but I accidentally cut the water tube. This new unit is a bit different, but works just as good as the first unit. I highly recommend this unit for keeping your teeth clean.

Been using this for about 2 weeks now. Not much different than the Waterpik brand except for the off/on switch. The off/on is a dial switch that cuts it on and off and also sets the pressure level Waterpik has a separate dial for this - don't particularly like this set up. That's about the only drawback so far. It works as it should and does as good of a job as the Waterpik at half the price. Have no idea how long it will last but for $40 bucks you can't beat it. Buy one!