Waterpik Cordless Pulse Rechargeable Portable Water Flosser for Teeth, Gums, Braces Care and Travel with 2 Flossing Tips, Waterproof, ADA Accepted, WF-20 Gray, Packaging May Vary

I have never used a water flosser and there is a learning curve. The first time I used it, I read the directions and scanned the QR code and watched a video that shared tips. I thought I had a good understanding. Nope. I managed to spray the mirror and counter, somehow managing to miss the wall. Each time I was determined to get it right and I’d end up accidentally opening my mouth or taking the unit out of my mouth when it’s running out of water without turning it off. It does get better. The Waterpik flosser works better than dental floss. I ate popcorn and used the Waterpik. I then flossed afterwards and found no food particles that were missed. I have a spot between a crown and the tooth behind it and I think it’s called a spacer by my dentist. Everything gets stuck in there, but the Waterpik flosser gets it out. Celery, popcorn, you name it, the Waterpik gets it out. One thing my dentist cautioned me on was to keep it on the lower setting. I have got to the point that I can fill up the reservoir with warm water and am able to do all of my teeth, including the outer and inner side of each one. It’s worth the learning curve and I feel as though my teeth are cleaner. I have used it several times and I have not had to charge it up yet.

I carry my full-size Waterpik flosser when traveling by car and I have a lot of room. Got this one for air travel and for specific hotels I know that do not have a large vanity for the bathroom sink. You don't need to use the higher setting as the lower one is quite powerful. Doesn't include a case, but easily fits in a Dopp kit (I recommend first putting it into a ziploc bag in case there's any water left in it). You probably already have a wall outlet charger that the included USB charging cord will work with. Only used it once so far but the Waterpik brand is reliable so I expect it will hold up a long time. As the instructions say, make sure it is fully charged before first use and also before storing (i.e., between plane trips).

I was new to water flossers last year when I purchased a no name version. It seemed to work great until it failed about 13 months in. This time, I purchased the water pick. It seems to clean well but has some trade offs.Pros:- ADA approved - a large part of my decision- Cleans well- much quieter- High/low pressure option- Cool color optionsCons:- Small water capacity. I need to fill multiple times.- Stiff on/off switch- fewer features- twice the costI'm happy with my choice. I never used the fancy settings on the other one. While I would really like a larger capacity, refilling is simple. The quieter device is a big plus.

The Waterpik is a game-changer for my dental routine! It leaves my mouth feeling incredibly clean and fresh. Easy to use, effective, and perfect for maintaining healthy gums. Highly recommend!

My hygienist suggested I get this and use it in the shower when I complained about the mess waterpiks made. Great suggestion- I’m glad to own it. My teeth got an A+ at my last check-up.The reservoir is annoying to fill, but I find the 50 seconds of water enough to do my teeth. Maybe other people waterpik for more than 2 minutes??I’ve owned it for 8 months. I have charged it twice. Working great.

I guess it works. Not sure I’m keeping it. Bought it to use in the shower because I don’t have the counter space for a large “tank” of water to sit on it. The reservoir doesn’t hold much water. Even on low speed I have to fill it once before getting in the shower & 2 more times while in the shower. Still trying to figure out if it’s worth the hassle or if I’ll return it.

I've been waiting to review this item because I wanted to see if it really lived up to the hype as far as battery life is concerned. I can say without a doubt that it does. I received this item on February 26th and charged it for a minimum of 4 hours as instructed in the Quick Start guide. I just put it on the charger today, March 28th, for the first time. The only reason I put it on the charger today was because I saw the charge indicator light blinking. Nowhere in the Quick Start guide does it mention anything about the battery indicator light. Unfortunately I had to download the full User Guide to find the information. The Quick Start guide only says to charge it for 4 hours before first using it which I did. Today I noticed the charge indicator light blinking after I was done using it and looking in the User Guide I found that it means that the charge is under 30%. I thought it meant it was at less than 10% like some other electronic items do so I put it on the charger. I should have probably let it go until it stopped on its own to see actually how long it would last but still, 4 weeks is pretty darn good. I did have a previous model of the water flosser, the WP-460W. This model needed to be recharged after 7 days. It worked great right out of the gate but there was a noticeable degradation in flossing power as you used it over the few days. By day 7 it really lost its oomph. With this model, the WF-20 series, there was no perceptible degradation in flossing power over the course of four weeks. The new model stands a little taller and slimmer than the older model and the water reservoir appears to be smaller. The older model says it has 45 seconds of water in the reservoir but the new model doesn't give you that figure. All I know is to floss completely I need to use almost to reservoirs. The new model is much quieter than the previous model so that is a plus. Also, the new model uses a USB-C plug for charging instead of a proprietary plug like the older model. With this battery life it will work perfectly when we go on travel, especially to other countries. I won't have to worry about taking a charger with me but if I do need one it uses the same charger as my phone so I two for one deal. The only negative that I can see is that when I switch the unit off it tends to spit out a little water from the switch. I don't know if it's because I switched from high to off in one quick motion or what. That caught me by surprise at first because it hit my shirt but now that I know about it it really isn't that big of a deal.

Had the original tanked form and loved the water capacity to be able to clean your whole mouth. This has such a small reservoir that I can barely get half my teeth before having to refill again. Also the opening on the side makes it difficult to fill to the max plus the straw moves inside and you have to tilt to get all the water to be utilized.