Cordless Water Flosser, YOUNGDO 300ML Portaber Oral Irrigator Water Pick Teeth Cleaner, 3 Modes and 4 Jet Tips, IPX7 Waterproof Dental Flosser for Travel Home Use

My Dentist recommended to use a water flosser as I'm suffering the gum disease. This is a good surprise it's an excellent powerful water flosser and works so well .it's so easy to use with the 3 working modes (Nomal, Soft, Pulse) and can improve gum& teeth heath ,can deeply clean every corner more efficient than a traditional brushing. I'm very happy to use everyday. Definitely recommend using on the soft mode if suffering with gum disease as your gums will bleed at for a while but they do feel a lot better and healthy than before. Also I love the fact it has a bag with it so it's much easier to carry around and for keeping all the pieces together so they don't get lost.

First product of its kind that I've used so can't compare with other products. Been using for about 8 days.So far it's been very effective in that gum health improving with no bleeding gums when brushing and dark gum patches beginning to fade. Debris between teeth easily and effectively removed meaning infections at root level kept at bay. Even with an infected tooth root it helps considerably (the tank allows mixing of say TCP with water to get medicated water down to roots and infection sites). haven't used all the attachments. Usually use on pulse pressure - not too hard a jet but sufficient to create a deep clean effect and easy on sensitive gums. A welcome addition that improves general oral hygiene regime than brushing alone. Takes a little practice to get the knack - remember to keep nozzle in mouth and finger on stop button! -but product well worth using. Good product. Fast delivery!

My dentist and hygienist had been pestering me to get a water flosser and this looked like a great value option, so I took the plunge with this just over a year ago.The package was good, all as expected and the various heads were a nice feature. It works well with a few power settings, so my initial impression was very positive. Much quicker than regular flossing although a little messy until you hone your technique!The first thing that bugged me with it was that you have to push and hold the button hard for what feels like a second or two longer than should be needed to fire the thing up - those with weak grips may find this to be a problem.But where it loses its stars is the battery life. If you charge it and then don't use it for two days, it'll be flat and need charging again. So if I missed a couple of days flossing, I'd then miss another because it was dead already! I have a cheap 15 year old cordless drill that can be left unused in a shed over winter for 6+ months then carry on working when you pick it up without needing to be charged. This thing goes from fully charged to dead after two or less days without even being used! It's been like this from the start, this hasn't just begun a year or so in.If you're happy to charge it A LOT then give this a go, otherwise it's probably worth spending extra for something with a better battery.

I have had a number of water flossers over the years (and I think people who expect a flosser to last much more than eighteen months are probably going to be disappointed). So far, this is the best. The three settings, Normal, Soft and Pulse, work well, although I’m not sure what the point of Pulse is. Normal gives a really good, hard clean – you can feel it going into the gaps. The 300 ml water tank should be enough for the most fanatical flosser. It charges with a USB charging cable, which I prefer to the tippy stand method. The tank is removable for cleaning, which seems a good idea, although it’s a bit more removable then one might wish at times, occasionally coming apart when in use. The tank’s large size also makes the flosser taller than is altogether desirable – when fully assembled it’s 30cm high, which may not be convenient in some bathrooms. But it really works well; recent scaling experiences at the dentist’s have been briefer and much more comfortable than previously.

Everything was excellent for the first couple of months. The product did its job very good, cleaning as it was supposed to be doing. Battery life is excellent as well.But there is a problem with the water tank. The only things connecting the water tank to the main body are three tiny pieces of plastic, that began to wear off, and after 3 months, they broke one by one, therefore the product is unusable at the moment. To make matter worse, the seal at the side of the tank, is of poor quality as well, the rubber membranes quickly began to wear off and tear as well.

I have receding gums and find using the different sized dental brushes between my teeth very time consuming when I am sleepy and ready for bed. This device is much easier but I recommend using warm water, especially if you have sensitive gums like me. So that you don’t spray yourself and the surrounding bathroom, you have to make sure the device is inside your mouth before you switch it on (seems obvious, but I still did it wrong at first) and then you must let the water dribble out into the basin, which takes a bit of getting used to. Also, keep your finger hovering over the on/off button so that if you want to turn it off and there is still some water left in the tank, as before, you don’t want to spray water everywhere. Because you can add mouthwash to the water it seems to me to be a good way of flossing and rinsing at the same time.

I purchased this flosser on 17 January, just over 8 months ago, and it worked fine once I'd got used to it as I'd never used a water flosser before. Then a week ago it just died, no lights, no response from pressing buttons. I put it on overnight charge and it appeared to be working again but that evening- nothing. Charged it again overnight and put it in the bathroom; next time I visited it had switched itself on and was running down, I could not switch it off now! Ideally I would like my money back but a replacement would do, next time I'll spend a bit more on a known brand based in Europe.