TUREWELL FC162 Water Dental Flosser for Teeth/Braces,10 Pressure Levels, 8 Water Jet Tips for Family, 600ML Electric Water Dental Oral Irrigator for Teeth-Clean (Black)

I’ve been using it for months and it’s been the best purchase - coming from a person who has never enjoyed flossing from the time I was a child. This thing is a life saver, a time saver, and it’s always interesting to see how much food it’s able to clean from between my teeth. Once you get the hang of it, it’s very easy to use and I’ve noticed both my gums feel healthier and my teeth feel whiter. You’ll get over the noise - it’s not that bad and a small trade for the job it does. Worth every penny.

My dentist recommended I start using a water flosser and after reading lots of reviews for these, I finally chose to purchase this one. I am very happy with my purchase. There is a lot to like about this product. I like the multiple heads provided and the variable speed dial, that the holder for all of the heads fits on top of the unit, that the unit is stable enough to not move around on my counter. I love the way that since using it every night, I no longer wake up with my mouth feeling icky, This unit is easy to use and set up and the heads are small enough that they do not trigger my gag reflex. I do wish that all of the heads were more clearly labeled as to their functions.

Yes, I love a good valuable irrigator and this one did all of the things needed cleans fabulous great water pressure depending on the level the speed is nice and the durability. It’s kind of bulky for my bathroom, but I really love it. Noise level is normal.Also, I caught this item on sale so I don’t know what the original price is but for the price I paid. Yes, it was wonderful.

So far so good! Easy set up and worked great. Same or better as the Waterpik I owned. The pressure was very strong and the unit held a decent amount of water. No leaking at all and I made sure to push the nozzle all the way in after previous reviews. I am super happy with my purchase! Will update if I have any issues

I bought mine 3 years ago and am just now needing to buy a replacement. It got daily use. twice a day. And it worked great until tonight.So, here I am again, buying another one!It does make noise, is kinda noisy, but it’s fine. Otherwise, great little tooth cleaner.

I guess it's too late to return this item. It stopped working around two weeks after I got it. I've been in and out of the hospital for a few weeks so didn't have time to return it. Terrible product and can't even use it. I could never recommend this product. Such a shame, but now I have no water pic and out so much money. Beware everyone, do not buy this product at your own peril!.

This product works. It seems cheap, it has a dial/off switch instead of separate controls, so you need to adjust the pressure with each use, not a big deal. The motor seems weak. But it was not expensive and it works. But I've had 3 different 'water pick' type product over the years, but this one feels the cheapest.It has a lot of tips, but I only use one.

Updated review: It takes a while to learn to flip the button on and off with one hand, but I succeeded. A pressure of just "4" on the dial works quite well. The puddling issue is simply a problem with liquid that gets into and around the wand. I solved that by rinsing off the wand, holding it high when off and opening the valve to drain liquid back inside, and then I just let it hang over the sink. I am very pleased with this flosser so I raised it to five stars.Original review: I will update my post after I've had this a little while longer. It works all right. Flipping the wand button from off to on and back is a little difficult when the wand is in your mouth. The pulse pressure is good, setting five is about right for me. I like the lid design which allows you to store heads within it. I like the capacity, so that I don't have to fill it after every use. I have noticed a couple of times now, a puddle of liquid underneath it. I don't know if this is my fault for not cleaning the wand carefully enough before putting it back or some kind of a leak. It's not consistent, so I haven't figured it out yet. It could be an effect of filling it to the maximum capacity, and then letting it sit that way.