Amazon has
Waterpik Cordless Pulse Rechargeable Portable Water Flosser (various colors) on sale for
39.99.
Shipping is free.
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phoinix for finding this deal.
Available colors:Product Details:
- Rechargeable lithium-ion battery provides up to 4 weeks of use on a 4-hour charge.
- Rechargeable lithium-ion battery provides up to 4 weeks of use on a 4-hour charge
- Easy-to-fill reservoir holds 6 ounces for up to 45 seconds of flossing time. Add your favorite mouthwash for an even fresher clean.
- Removable and top-rack dishwasher safe for easy cleaning.
- Waterproof for shower use
- Lightweight and extra-quiet
- Easy-to-use ergonomic design with 2 settings
- Non-slip hand grip
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~10 seconds per quarter of your mouth. That's inside, outside, and the top/bottom side for all teeth or ~3 seconds for each of those sections in each quadrant of your mouth.
This one is has a 6oz reservoir with ~45 second so the pressure might be lower to keep that ~45 second mark. Their website doesn't list the PSI for this model WF-20. Yes it is a portable model for traveling, but if you want to do a decent job you're going to have to fill this up twice each time.
I would highly recommend a larger version for home use. I ended up with the Aquarius Professional model. 22 Ounces ~90 seconds of use time.10 to 100 PSI. Check ebay... $50 from multiple sellers.
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I have some china factory brand which works fine, only downside is it uses a proprietary charging usb cable so I'd be out some additional cash or the thing is worthless if i lose that cable.
If you don't have one and looking to buy I'd recommend to buy but if you already have one and potentially upgrading... probably not.
I have used a couple of waterpik products. I've used their full capacity water flosser and very happy with it. No issues at all and it's been over 2 years of everyday us.
I can only speak for the waterpik but I've heard that bitvae is decent and affordable.
I do travel and I feel this unit will be a good buy
I hope my comment helps. Cheers
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~10 seconds per quarter of your mouth. That's inside, outside, and the top/bottom side for all teeth or ~3 seconds for each of those sections in each quadrant of your mouth.
This one is has a 6oz reservoir with ~45 second so the pressure might be lower to keep that ~45 second mark. Their website doesn't list the PSI for this model WF-20. Yes it is a portable model for traveling, but if you want to do a decent job you're going to have to fill this up twice each time.
I would highly recommend a larger version for home use. I ended up with the Aquarius Professional model. 22 Ounces ~90 seconds of use time.10 to 100 PSI. Check ebay... $50 from multiple sellers.
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I'm no connoisseur of water based gum cleaners, but the two pressure settings, usb-c charging cable, dishwasher safe tank cleaning is good enough for me to feel happy with this.
~10 seconds per quarter of your mouth. That's inside, outside, and the top/bottom side for all teeth or ~3 seconds for each of those sections in each quadrant of your mouth.
This one is has a 6oz reservoir with ~45 second so the pressure might be lower to keep that ~45 second mark. Their website doesn't list the PSI for this model WF-20. Yes it is a portable model for traveling, but if you want to do a decent job you're going to have to fill this up twice each time.
I would highly recommend a larger version for home use. I ended up with the Aquarius Professional model. 22 Ounces ~90 seconds of use time.10 to 100 PSI. Check ebay... $50 from multiple sellers.
I have an older AA powered version. One tank top, one tank bottom. It's not that big of a deal.
~10 seconds per quarter of your mouth. That's inside, outside, and the top/bottom side for all teeth or ~3 seconds for each of those sections in each quadrant of your mouth.
This one is has a 6oz reservoir with ~45 second so the pressure might be lower to keep that ~45 second mark. Their website doesn't list the PSI for this model WF-20. Yes it is a portable model for traveling, but if you want to do a decent job you're going to have to fill this up twice each time.
I would highly recommend a larger version for home use. I ended up with the Aquarius Professional model. 22 Ounces ~90 seconds of use time.10 to 100 PSI. Check ebay... $50 from multiple sellers.
~10 seconds per quarter of your mouth. That's inside, outside, and the top/bottom side for all teeth or ~3 seconds for each of those sections in each quadrant of your mouth.
This one is has a 6oz reservoir with ~45 second so the pressure might be lower to keep that ~45 second mark. Their website doesn't list the PSI for this model WF-20. Yes it is a portable model for traveling, but if you want to do a decent job you're going to have to fill this up twice each time.
I would highly recommend a larger version for home use. I ended up with the Aquarius Professional model. 22 Ounces ~90 seconds of use time.10 to 100 PSI. Check ebay... $50 from multiple sellers.
WP-663 Is what I got. Any of the WP-66# are the same series, just different colors. It actually isn't the "professional" model and I remember why. Only thing different is the knobs aren't in chrome which meant nothing to me so I went with the cheaper model.
https://www.waterpik.co
comparison between pro and non-pro models. I see the WP-66# models on amazon and walmart for $70 right now. I got mine a year ago so price might be a little higher now.
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