H2ofloss Water Flosser for Teeth Cordless, IPX7 Waterproof Oral Irrigator Dental with 5 Modes and 6 Jets, USB Recharged and 300ML Water Dental Flosser for 30 Days Use at Home/Travel

I've been using the H2ofloss Water Flosser for Teeth Cordless for a while now, and it's been a game-changer for my oral hygiene. The cordless design is super convenient, especially for travel, and the 300ml water tank is just the right size—not too big, but enough for a thorough clean without constant refills.I love that it has five modes to choose from, so I can adjust the intensity depending on how my gums feel. The six different jets are also a great feature, making it easy to switch between general cleaning and targeting specific areas, like around my braces.Overall, it’s incredibly easy to use, and the battery lasts long enough that I don’t have to worry about charging it all the time. My teeth feel noticeably cleaner, and my gums are in better shape since I started using it. For the price, it’s definitely worth it, and I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking to improve their dental routine.

I was recommended by my local hygienist to buy a water flosser and looking at the deals on Amazon I came across this model. It comes in an attractive box which straight away made me realise it was a top-notch bit of kit. A real bargain at the price too. It comes in a very attractive zip-up case and includes a total of 6 interchangeable tips all colour coded, one of which is an actual toothbrush. The unit itself is well constructed and puts to shame my usual electric toothbrush.Having used this product now for well over a week up to 2 to 3 times a day on the highest speed it holds its charge very well and to date does not require charging yet. The charging lead is well constructed too and being 4 feet long is useful, it also powers my 12.5” iPad.Also included is a user and maintenance guide. All in all, for the price it is an absolute bargain. I highlyrecommend this dental flosser, it’s also very lightweight which makes it easy to take away on holidays. I also recommend using the h20floss tablets that can be used with one of the interchangeable tips.

I bought this to replace one that had a tank which sat on the sink, with a nozzle on a hose that had slowly lost its power. I thought I needed it's replacement to be as powerful but honestly, it doesn't because as a hand-held device, the water doesn't have to travel as far. I have tried using it on a higher power level because I thought that was what was needed to effectively floss but it just made my entire mouth exceedingly sore. I thought this was because my old device was ineffective so I had the start of gum disease. My dentist told me otherwise so don't be daft like I was, go for a lower power level if needed (I'm now happy with it being set halfway and it can still feel a bit sharp if I hit my gums). The benefits: This machine seems to charge a lot quicker than my other device, the charge lasts for ages/weeks. This is also a heck of a lot quieter than my former flosser which used to sound like bricks in a concrete mixer and wake up half the street. There are a lot of power settings so you can find one that is right for you. The price is really good for such quality build. I also like how the water tube is weighted so that the device works regardless of the angle it is held. It also comes with a variety of tips, including a toothbrush head.Despite this, I do prefer the maneuverability of my former device as it seemed easier for me to get to the back of my mouth. However, this could also be because I had the other one for years so was more familiar with it.

Worked fine for 6 months, now won't charge. Can't get support as the support page says error, not found

So... after many years of brushing my teeth twice a day and not having toothache or any real issues, I mistakingly thought that my teeth were fine. I'm currently seeing the hygenist every few months because I had gum disease that I didn't know about.. In a bid to reverse it the best I can I stumbled across water flossers, and at £17 it's not a huge amount of money to throw away if it didn't work.WELL !! I'm a few days in and my teeth do feel cleaner and so does the sink. On full whack it's absolutely great for cleaning the bottom of the taps that are difficult to get a cloth into, or around the edge of the plug hole. It's like a little pressure washer; you could probably use it on hard to reach parts when cleaning the car.Even on the low setting it gives your teeth a right good seeing to. I have to use it over the bath as it's just bouncing water around your mouth and pouring out like you're a 50p water feature.Today, day three I think of using it. I had chicken tikka for tea, brushed my teeth and used mouthwash, like I usually would before bed. I then pulled out this badboy and fired it up; I thought the pressure from it was making my gums bleed as there were a few red spots coming out. On closer inspection they were tiny lumps of chicken that had evaded the electric toothbrush and mouthwash.I would absolutely recommend buying one of these even if you don't have gum disease as it'll help you not get it. I'd also recommend not filling it from the tap just before you use it. I'll fill it up a few hours early and wrap it in a towel like a rescued seagull; if there's one thing worse than having a high pressure stream of water trying to knock your teeth out from the inside, it's a freezing cold high pressure stream of water, trying to knock your teeth out from the inside.If you're reading this then you're thinking of buying one. It's £17, just get it bought, your gums will thank you for it.