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Onlyone 300ml Rechargeable Cordless Water Dental Flosser (Black) on sale for $23.39 - 13.40 (apply promo code
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$9.99.
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Features:- At 1500-2000 pulses per minute at 50-150 PSI, it's 3x more effective than traditional flossing, removing 99.9% of teeth stains
- 4 pressure settings and 5 tips for tailored care from gentle to intense. It features a memory function to save your settings and operates quietly under 55dB for effective, personalized oral care
- BPA-Free and Upgraded 300ml Large Water Tank, Less Refilling Needed
- Long-Lasting Battery, Portable Anywhere: Enjoy up to 30 days of use on a 3-hour charge with this compact, lightweight water dental flosser. Ideal for home or travel. Comes with a USB cable (adapter not included) for convenient charging on the go
- IPX7 Waterproof
- With an upgraded motor for enhanced cleaning and durability, it lasts up to 3 years
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If anyone out there is not water flossing do give it a try and try to get into the habit as it may save you much future pain and money. I wa lax with sting flossing as it was just a pain to do and paid a price for that. The water flossing is just easier and I am more likely to do it. I use one after every meal and snack when at home and it has saved what I have left.
Had it for about 6 months it works fine, Would rather have one that had a separate water tank as I usually need to fill up again to finish. The water flow is strong enough that If it was any stronger it would cause gum tearing. Not that your supposed to spray your gums though it is for teeth but i have hit my gums before and the flow is strong.
Judging from the user videos it dues have a separate water tank, you either can fill it up from the access point where you open a little door on it or you can twist it in half and it separates and you fill it up that way. Same with the Bitvae that I bought, actually I never realized there was a door till I watched that video, I always twisted it in half and separated it which seems much easier From what I can gather both this one and the Bitvae are basically the same other than a lighter colored tank on this one and the layout of the buttons.
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Had it for about 6 months it works fine, Would rather have one that had a separate water tank as I usually need to fill up again to finish. The water flow is strong enough that If it was any stronger it would cause gum tearing. Not that your supposed to spray your gums though it is for teeth but i have hit my gums before and the flow is strong.
Judging from the user videos it dues have a separate water tank, you either can fill it up from the access point where you open a little door on it or you can twist it in half and it separates and you fill it up that way. Same with the Bitvae that I bought, actually I never realized there was a door till I watched that video, I always twisted it in half and separated it which seems much easier From what I can gather both this one and the Bitvae are basically the same other than a lighter colored tank on this one and the layout of the buttons.
no i mean a separate water tank like a water pick a tank that holds more water then a hose to the Waterpik part. It has a tank in the handle it is just small and runs out. Did you think I had the unit for 6 months and was unable to put water in it ROFL?
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Had it for about 6 months it works fine, Would rather have one that had a separate water tank as I usually need to fill up again to finish. The water flow is strong enough that If it was any stronger it would cause gum tearing. Not that your supposed to spray your gums though it is for teeth but i have hit my gums before and the flow is strong.
Judging from the user videos it dues have a separate water tank, you either can fill it up from the access point where you open a little door on it or you can twist it in half and it separates and you fill it up that way. Same with the Bitvae that I bought, actually I never realized there was a door till I watched that video, I always twisted it in half and separated it which seems much easier From what I can gather both this one and the Bitvae are basically the same other than a lighter colored tank on this one and the layout of the buttons.
no i mean a separate water tank like a water pick a tank that holds more water then a hose to the Waterpik part. It has a tank in the handle it is just small and runs out. Did you think I had the unit for 6 months and was unable to put water in it ROFL?
Nah I just figured you didn't twist it and used the little door opening to fill it. LOl! I retired my Waterpik after I bought the Bitvae, the Waterpik took up too much counter space. I guess it all depends on the user as to how long the tank will last, I get at least a couple flossings before I have to refill mine.
Mine works as good as my plug in Waterpik. My wife's has got her in the habit of water flossing and helped her dental health tremendously already in short period of time. If people did not dissuade others from trying them we would probably have thousands more picking up dental care habits that will save them much pain and money in the future and they are great for dental healthcare.
They are cheap convenient and easy to use and can have people that would not pay for waterpik picking up a habit that will better their future health. Hope no one is dissuaded by what I consider the disinformation you shared.
I'd recommend to not take what might be an off the wall unfounded opinion as truth or healthcare advice.
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