I live my Waterpik. It really makes my gums and teeth feel super clean. My mouth feels so refreshed! I've never used one before, but now I don't know how I ever went without one. It's great, has a lot if good features; and so simple to use.
I've only had this for 1 month now, but so far it's been pretty good. I was using an Interplak Water Flosser by Conair and it finally died. There were some features of the old flosser that I liked better than this new Waterpik. But I do like the strong jet action it provided for removing food particles between teeth. I can actually see them in the sink as I'm using the Waterpik...and this is AFTER brushing! I can only tolerate a setting of 5 right now, but I'm working up to higher settings as my gums allow it. One thing I don't find easy to use is the water reservoir. I like to rinse it after each use which requires removal from the base...it's sort of a pain. Overall, this seems to be a good product. I cannot comment on how long it will last though, as I've only had it such a short time.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting waterpik.com
Customer Rating
4
Easy to use
on October 8, 2018
Posted by: mk110
Gender:Male
The Water Pick is an easy to use equipment for Oral support. I am using it since 10 years now. The only downside is the hose, connected to the handle. Once the warranty is over, the hose brakes and makes the Water Pick useless. A couple of days ago I had to buy a new one for that reason. I now am looking to utilize the older ones with new hoses but did not get to order the replacement parts yet. I hope, Waterpik.com let me do this. However, Water Pick is my prefered solution before using floss. In some situations you might decide to floss on top. I can recommend that product
I read other reviews about this product -- spent a considerable time because I wanted to make a good choice. Others were very helpful. One review talked about the feature of the little tray with a lid that holds the various tips. That was helpful to me because where else would you store them? So I felt that I had enough input from others and so far I feel that this is doing a good job to get out tiny particles of food, even though I am still flossing with regular dental floss. I have crowns on a number of teeth and over the years, my gums have started to recede, and this makes me more vulnerable to getting cavities. If any decay gets up into a tooth with a crown, it will be expensive, way more expensive than the cost of this water pik. Prevention is important to me.
I use my water flosser with Hypochlorous acid water produced with my Echo 9 Ultra water ionizer. The combination of the two provides a disinfecting cleaning like no other. I’m on blood thinners, the first couple of times using flosser created gum bleeding, now little to none as my gums are cleaner and stronger.
Hypochlorous Acid water is effective at killing STREPTOCOCCUS and Nectotyzing Fascitis, Hepetitis as well, great wound care devise.