Interplak by Conair Cordless Portable Water Flossing System

This review is for different waterpik than what is on the picture now.It works nice, and has quite a strong pressure for it to run on two AA batteries. Pleased with sensitive teeth and gums yet still surprisingly strong on first level. Having it for 7 months now and still works like new while maintaining it by flushing with clear water before refilling and adding dental additives, batteries also did not yet need to be replaced so it is very efficient and powerful for its power consumption, im am surprised and would recommend it. Also recommending seller to bring back the portable 2AA unit. Some people cant stand the standalone waterpiks that are too strong and messy.

In order to fill the one I previously purchased you had to slide the part that held the water from the side and I always ended up accidently hitting the switch that turned it on and water would shoot everywhere:( Now to fill it with water you just fill the hole that's in the top. This unit isn't too strong or too soft it's just right and does the job fast.

I am on dental braces to treat my deep bite issue. Doctor recommends me to use water flossing for a more effective teeth cleaning as the regular tooth brush won't be effective when braces are in place.At home, I am using corded water flossing machine from Waterpik (https://www.amazon.com/Waterpik-WP100W-Flosser-Pressure-Settings/dp/B00CU9VF2Q/ref=sr_1_6_s_it?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1490719951&sr=1-6&keywords=Waterpik&th=1).At office, I am using cordless rechargeable water flossing gadget from ToiletTree (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00OQFH0OY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1).I am very satisfied with the above two water flossing units. But I am in search for another cordless water flossing gadget that I can carry around during travel. For that reason, I am testing out this portable, AA-battery based water flossing unit from InterPlak.Water Strength:First of all, from water pressure strength point of view, the AA-battery based water flossing unit is weak when comparing with both the corded unit from Waterpik and the rechargeable unit from ToiletTree.The Interplak's system has two pressure strength selections, I select the "HI" setting to achieve effective tooth cleaning. The strength of "HI" setting is similar to the "LO" setting in the rechargeable unit from ToiletTree.Run time:With two fresh AA batteries, it runs 52.34 seconds in "HI" setting. It runs 1 minute and 17.45 seconds in "LO" setting. The run time is about the same when comparing with the rechargeable unit from ToiletTree.Leaking:The unit is will sealed. No water leaking issue. And no water will leak into the battery compartment also.Battery Life:I will come back to update information about how long a pair of fresh AA batteries can last.Summary:The water pressure is on the weak side. The run time is on-par comparing with other portable units.For daily usage at home, I recommend any corded unit. For daily usage in office, I would recommend the unit from ToiletTree. However, the unit from ToiletTree is more bulky and heavier. So, for travel, I do recommend this AA-battery based water flossing unit from Interplak. With such an affordable price, I won't feel too bad if it got broken during travel.

Not as much pressure as I would have really wanted. OK Sorry I bought this model. I think I would like a rechargeable version. REVISION>>>Jan 2020 This item has been in my medicine cabinet unused. Since I am going to toss it I thought I would warn others so they do not make the mistake I did. I purchased over a year ago the name brand Waterpik plug in. My advice is save your money and buy the original plug in model. I am not one to believe that name brand is the best. I shop, read reviews and try to get the best bang for my buck.. This is just a waste of money...If you want good oral health I do not recommend this.

Love it! I keep it in the shower and fill it with warm water, sometimes peroxide mixture, and it's so much better and more effective than using string floss. I have one for each of my kids and they love using it. The reason I keep it in the shower is because if you don't close your lips properly the sucker will spray all over the place so I don't recommend using it at the sink . Doesn't really matter when you're in the shower👍

This machine is a poor excuse for a water flossing system. Neither high nor low settings will do much good to clean between teeth. One cannot create a smooth flow of water, it has a permanent jerky flow, but since the water pressure in the machine in general is too low, nothing much is accomplished. I've used other brands, not necessarily very expensive brands, and they were much better than this. I'm not going to the trouble of bothering Amazon for a refund, I'll just take it to my local thrift store.

I was shopping around for a water pick and shocked at the price of most - over $100! So I bought this and thought if it doesn't work as well I'll just take the hit and buy a more expensive one. I don't have to, this one works amazing and so happy to not have to plug it in.

This product is a replacement for the attached version i had which finally died. I am disappointed in it. The picture shows the attached version, so don't be fooled by it. The water tank is very small and barely (and sometimes doesn't) last through one brushing and the water flow is extremely weak compares to the attached version. I do NOT recommend this product.