Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is one of those products that I have thought about getting for a while. I floss regularly…I brush with a high end brush and I go to the dentist regularly…So is this worth the time and mess to add to my routine? The answer in short…ABSOLUTELY! I say mess because even under best circumstances at the dentist office…a splash or two is inevitable when they use the water picks. But if it’s good enough for the professionals why would you not want one of your very own? The pros: It does an awesome job at cleaning hands down. I brushed, then flossed and then the waterpik as the last cleaning touch and on occasion I saw small food particles (not many to be fair but some none the less) when I spit out the water! That kind of shocked me because I have the brush app so I know I get the proper coverage and I floss vigorously and still some food particles! So it gets the job done! It doesn’t require a plug in and that’s great because I have no more room on my vanity! I am out of space! 3 AA batteries every couple months and I’m good to go with this waterpik. I like that. it is easy to just put in a drawer. It’s quiet and easy to fill and it holds just enough water to go through the top and bottom front and back before running out. They give you a great set up guide to get going quick. Also like the water proof. I use it at the sink but the shower would be handy if you wanted to use it there. The cons: The water tank can be a little wet to fill as it’s hard to line the small whole up with the water stream from the faucet. Keep in mind that its water proof though and I have a hand towel out when I brush anyway. It’s true that it very portable when you are comparing it to a full tanked plug in waterpik which are big and pretty much impossible to travel with but I had to hold this unit with two hands to easily operate it and the on and off button. You have to have your finger ready to shut off the water because with your mouth full you have to remember to shut it off or when you pull it out to spit you will get to see first hand just how powerful it squirts and it sprays your mirror and face etc.! But don’t worry you will only do that 2 - 3 times. Also be sure to fill the tank with warm water if you have sensitive teeth. Just a note: They say three pik heads are included but it (at least in the one I got) consists of two pik heads and 1 orthodontist pik head. So My wife and I are good and we don’t have braces so the ortho pik head is not needed. just FYI. Overall I really love this little pik. I do not like going to the dentist and when I go all I want is a check up and a cleaning…No cavities . I really feel this was an important part of my oral hygiene that was missing. This little squirt goes a long way in my book! 5 stars!!

Water Pik Water Flosser The Waterpik Water Flosser was very easy to set up and use. It runs on 3 AA batteries. It has 2 pressure settings to choose from. The water chamber is located on the side of the unit and comes off to fill. I found the unit rather bulky to hold as I used it but it does a good job on either setting. I used the regular tip but it has one that would be very nice if I had braces. I would recommend this and give it 4 stars. The 4 stars was due to bulkiness of the product and the batteries for power. I would still recommend the product. One plus perhaps is that is portable and could used when on away from home rather easily.

This is a new iterative design of the Waterpik Cordless flosser, with simpler control and easier tip replacement, but the main difference is that this uses 3xAA batteries instead of being rechargeable. It has two speeds; and in the lower speed is pretty fast, it will empty the water tank on a minute or less. Works by sending a pulsating stream of water (Unlike other flossers I used years ago, this constantly sends water, but in pulsating intensity to clean better). The water does not hurt not impact the teeth nor gums, and cleans fairly quickly. This is waterproof an can be used in a shower. The water tank is removable although the opening is small; so deep scrubbing the tank might get challenging when comes to it. Removing the batteries is also simple by twisting a lock. The tip comes off by pressing the unlock button on the top and is simple to rinse. The set comes with two normal tips and one orthodontics tip. The difference is that that the orthodontics tip has a rubber cover around it. It comes in different colors. The 'mint green' works in my bathroom counter. I might switch to using it with Eneloop batteries once the batteries it came with run out. I like it; big improvement for someone that 'forgets' to floss. It's quick and painless.

Waterpik Model WF-03W038 Cordless Waterflosser Let’s start with what’s in the box: The flosser, 3 different tips, 3 AAA batteries, user manual printed in English and French. Before using you have to coat the O-ring seal on the battery compartment and the lip of the batter compartment with a thin coat of petroleum jelly. This will be a periodic maintenance requirement every time you change batteries. PROS: • It works. I have a gap between two molars which is too big to be cleaned by conventional dental floss. This item blasts out any debris which might be between those teeth. • Cordless so there is no danger of an electrical shock. • The water tank has a flip-up top which makes filling easy. • Changing tips is easy with a push-button on the top of the unit. CONS: • Even on a low power setting, there is a lot of water pressure hitting your sensitive gums • Water tank empties quickly, even on a low-power setting. • Too big – I’m an average-size adult male and I found it too big to hold comfortably (Photo) • Cordless so you’ll be changing batteries (3 AAA size) often. MAINTENANCE: • You are supposed to drain the water reservoir after every use and then remove it and clean it weekly. The owner’s guide says it’s dishwasher-safe on the top rack but I don’t see how that cleans the inside of the tank. • Lubricate battery compartment seal and rim when changing batteries • Remove hard-water deposits periodically (every 1-3 months according to the manual) but I think using filtered water exclusively will eliminate this requirement. THOUGHTS: The first few time you use this, you’re going to send water in unintended directions until you figure out how to hold your mouth so as to let the water fall into the sink. If I were to replace this cordless unit, I’d opt for one of the other models with a smaller wand that better fits my hand and a larger water reservoir even though it would take up more space on the bathroom vanity. Use filtered water (like you get from your refrigerator). Tap water contains enough dissolved minerals to clog the tubing given enough time. I keep a small container of filtered water on my bathroom sink counter top for refills. BOTTOM LINE. This works as advertised BUT even on a low setting, it was causing my gums to bleed almost every time I used it. I can’t use this even though it does what it claims.

Greta for teeth cleaning and care. The cordless design makes it easy to keep in the shower. I do wish it had a better design for keeping the batteries protected from hard water though. I usually have to replace it every few years because of calcification, but worth it for the price.

The batteries run out quick & doesn't hold enough water for everyday use. Would be good to take on a trip

Portable water is convenient with batteries. If you have to take it somewhere on the run it definitely does not hold very much water nor does it have that much power so personally I would invest in a plug-in water.

I was a little skeptical to buy this because my husband had said they dont qork but im glad I didn’t listen! I notmally use mine in the ahower so the fact that its portable is a huge plus for me! As long as its used correctly it will work the way ifs suppose to! Ot has different settings. I jse mine on the lower setting and it works great!

[Employee of bestbuy] Love this. I went from flossing every now and then to flossing everytime I take a shower. Recommend to anybody too lazy to floss everyday

compact, portable, easy to use - does the job well - will need to see how long the batteries last.

Love this! Portable and you can take around Josie with you. Great price

This waterpik does what it is supposed to do. It works well and is lightweight. The only thing stopping me from 5 stars is the water tank is too small.

This is my first water flosser. I chose this one because of portability and detachable water reservoir. I really enjoy using this. I fill it 3 times to finish my teeth. And once a week I clean it with white vinegar as they suggest. My only criticism is the batteries (double A) slow down after a matter of days. I thought it would work until it didn’t, so to speak— as in maintain full power until it ran out of juice. This is not the case. By day 4 it is slowing to the point of being ineffective. I’d say by day 20 it’s totally dead. I’m flying through double As. For this reason I marked off two stars and may have to switch to a table top model.

It works great! I just wish I didn't have to fill it up more than once! It is definitely worth buying though!

[Employee of bestbuy] Very handy, runs out of water a little quick. but overall a good purchase

Its easy to use but i find it difficult to clean the part where the water collects over time it gets mold.

It's important to read the instructions to understand how to use this tool properly to effectively clean your teeth. This is a fantastic low cost, truly, cordless water-based flossing solution that works well and helps eliminate material between the teeth. I highly recommend.

I purchased this for my daughter. It looks like a great product. However I did not realize that it was only battery charged. I regret that I will need to return it.

Daughter uses it for her braces. wne t with this one over the countertop one we had. lot less mess and easier to work with. she loves it.

Bought after my dentist recommended. It was a little weird to use at first based on how strong it spits the water out but after a few uses you get the hang of it.