Professional Cordless Water Dental Flosser - DayAndNai Portable Waterproof Teeth Cleaner Picks USB Rechargeable Oral Irrigator for Home Travel Braces with 5 Flossing Tips 3 Modes,Black

I purchased one of the larger water tank flossers for my son when he had his braces put on. It was big and bulky, but it stayed in one place and honestly did the job just fine. Not too much of a mess considering he was always adding water to it but I always had to go into his bathroom to make sure the water was getting cleaned up after his use. When he was getting ready to go off to college, we needed a replacement since knew traditional waxed floss was just going to sit in the bottom of his bag unsued. We looked for something smaller and portable that he could take in and out of the shared bathroom since he had no place to just leave it sitting permanently like he could at home. After a few weeks of research, we decided on this water flosser because it is small and cordless. After using it a couple of times, he found that one fill was enough to get between all teeth and the gumlines. He says he is using it religiously and that the settings are just powerful enough to do the job without hurting. Making sure he uses it is important to me especially since he was told he had his first cavity during the last dentist check-up. After seeing how easy this device is to use I am seriously thinking about getting one for myself once I use up the last of my traditional wax floss. Definitely recommend!.

I had a previous cordless water flosser that I liked, however, the one gripe I had about it was it wasn't powerful enough. I ended up dropping it and breaking the container that held water. As a result, I was looking for something that was more powerful and decided on the Elifloss cordless flosser.After charging it up, I was pleasantly surprised how powerful it was along with the different settings and attachments. I usually charge it up every Sunday but I think it can last longer. It's just a habit I had with my last water flosser that I continue to this day.Mix in a little mouth wash of your choice into the water compartment and BLAST away. You will be so surprised what comes out. Brushing, flossing, and using mouthwash are not enough I've come to find out. I was encouraged to try one of these and my mouth has never felt fresher. This device uses water at a high speed to flush your teeth and gums. I'd recommend standing in the shower before you wash or do what i do and simply lean over the sink. There are different settings for the water pressure and different modes. You can even do your tongue.I had an appointment for a dental cleaning recently and the hygienist said wow, I can tell you must floss because your gums don't bleed at all. The she started to put some floss under my bridge and said, nice, that's already clean as well.As a result, I will happily continue to utilize the DayAndNai Portable flosser and highly recommend it!!

This is amazing for the money. I couldn't believe how long the battery lasted on first charge, I think it made it 30 days. It's much better than the "big brands" comparable version which cost 5x as much. Plenty of options for different power though I only use it on the highest setting. I had a battery powered one which took AA batteries and it would run through them like no tomorrow. I would absolutely buy this again.UPDATE: after about a year of use and recharging, the battery got to a point where it wouldn't charge enough to have full power, so it became pretty useless. So, longevity wise, not good, but for the low cost it's not bad.

I’ve been using the water pik for about a month now. I use it on the lowest pressure, which is plenty strong for me. I like that it has several higher settings so you can adjust it if need to. I do have to use it in the shower because it is quite messy in my opinion. I think I’ve charged it once. I noticed the pressure was getting lighter but it never actually died out on me. My biggest concern is that twice now in the past eight hours it has turned on on its own. There was some water left in it so it was literally just spouting water towards the ceiling for a few minutes until we figured out what the noise was and shut it off. Otherwise it’s a great product, especially for that price. Update-The company did send me another producto to replace the faulty one and so far, it's been working fine.

Barely used , not dispensing water and leaking from the bottom. Only used 2 times n purchased back in 2022

I like the item, very easy to use, but the water tip broke in less than 30 days. I would have like an exchange, but was not offered on the return. The vendor was gracious and refunded my account.Look to see if I could re-purchased but it went up an additional $10.00 since purchased .

If I would have written this three days into using it, I would have given it a 3 star rating. As I have gotten used to it over these past weeks, it has even replaced my Waterpik irrigator! There is a bit of a learning curve to it, especially if you are used to using a Waterpik. With a Waterpik, you set the water pressure with a dial and you control the on and off on the wand. With this unit, the pressure and on and off and the type of pulsating pattern is all set using two buttons. Once I got used to just turning the unit off with the button when I usually would have done so using the Waterpik, it got easy. I would turn it off when changing positions, like from exterior teeth surfaces to interior, top teeth or bottom teeth. Now that I'm used to it, I really like having the controls to pressure, on/off, and pulsating pattern all at my fingertips.Is it effective? Absolutely, yes. As a matter of fact, it does a better job than my Waterpik. It easily gets out those pesky fibers from oranges, broccoli, and chicken white meat from between my back molars that I could never get out with my Waterpik and would have to floss them out.I like how it is so easy to take traveling due to its compact size. I take off the nozzle and put it in the empty reservoir and it is good to go.It is a smaller water reservoir than my Waterpik, of course, so it needs more refilling. But that's not a big deal as the water reservoir easily and quickly twists off.This is a real winner. Just be a little patient and go with the learning curve.