Be careful not to pay attention to the positive reviews, that's how I got fooled. The machine is terrible, I've been using dental floss for years and it does not replace it in any way. Especially for my teeth which are tight, it does absolutely nothing, the water at high speed (I laugh—no pressure at all) doesn't even come close to passing between the teeth

Terrible. It didn't work as advertised, within a week it started making more noise than it did at first and sprayed water with less pressure than the first day (which was already very little pressure, it didn't clean anything, it tickled my gums more than it cleaned) and a few days later I put it aside because it really did nothing. Invest your money better in interdental brushes.

After my dentist's advice for a waterpik, I found this one at a much better price, it works excellently and without any issues, I've had it for about a year.

We bought it for my wife and sensitive teeth, and I tried it too, but it hurts and it's not very pleasant.

very good, does a good cleaning, has many steps, generally I am very satisfied. I have had it for years. it works without problems. the only disadvantage is that because it is electric, it needs a socket in the bathroom. the cord is about one meter. excellent value for money.

Very noisy, you can't use it at night, it sprays water as if it's not a continuous flow and it runs out relatively quickly because it's small in size but sufficient for cleaning. Also, it spills water everywhere no matter how carefully you do it. Nothing special, just cheap.

I have been using it for a while and it really saves you visits to the dentist. Good water pressure that you can adjust, and it cleans gums and teeth deeply.

I've had it for 3 years, don't jinx it, and it's been good; it hasn't needed anything. With sensitivity in my gums, I can't turn it all the way up because it hurts. Personally, after using floss and the little brush, I always use it 1-2 times a week as an extra step in cleaning. It doesn't solve any problems nor does it replace any daily cleaning. I think it's purely for an extra step. Regarding usage: you need to follow the gum line and keep your mouth relatively closed just enough for the water to flow; you press the trigger to stop it. You go by feel; otherwise, if you're looking with your mouth open, it's logical that you'll make a mess. Use lukewarm water because with cold you'll be in trouble. The pump makes noise, which I think is also reasonable.

It may look good but it is the exact opposite, it doesn't work at all, it has no pressure at all and it's wasted money

Its nice for its price. This Flosser with me already 8 month and i use only standard nozzle. All working perfect, water pressure is very strong.

It does the job, it has good pressure, its cost is not excessive, and if it lasts over time, it will be a worthwhile purchase

The product is clearly a copy of the original Water Pik which costs four times as much, even the design is the same, it does the job but the original is more robustly built, it doesn't make as much noise of course and lasts for many years, the spare parts of course for the Water Pik cost as much as the entire Waterpulse

It does its job just fine. If it lasts over time, it will be the best. We use it as two people.

We got it experimentally and we are very satisfied. If we exclude the noise, it does a very good job

I have been using it for the last two months. It is excellent at cleaning between teeth. I couldn't imagine that so much food could stay there. It has a large enough water tank to clean all teeth well. Its main drawback is that it makes quite a bit of noise (especially at night when there is some quiet), as well as its size, which is not small. Also, it has a pressure regulator depending on who is using it, as well as a different attachment for each user. Finally, it is powered by electricity and not batteries. I would recommend it to anyone who has issues with food residues on their teeth.

My wife uses it daily. The only serious downside is that it is quite noisy. However, for its price, it is very good. How long it will last remains to be seen.

Ok, a cheap product for an "expensive" job. I only used it twice so I don't know how long it will last, but it seems fake and cheap in terms of quality. It gets the job done. I don't know for how long. But I haven't read anyone complaining about the mess it makes afterwards with every use... Am I doing something wrong? Mirrors, floor, and everything in general gets messed up from the water and splashes. After every use in the bathroom. Hahaha... Any solutions anyone?

I bought it about 4 years ago and now I can't live without it. Even on vacation, I take it with me. You will be amazed at how much surface work an electric toothbrush does when you discover how much food residue the ionization removes from a freshly cleaned mouth. Especially if you have braces or gingivitis or periodontitis, it is a lifesaver. Small useful tips: As soon as I press the start button, I suck a little to make the water come faster and not strain the motor. I add a little mouthwash to the water for better cleaning and fresh breath. If the water is too cold, especially in winter, it bothers sensitive teeth, so I warm it up a bit in the microwave. When I'm not using it, I leave the lid open after emptying any excess water so that it can dry and bacteria don't develop. The power was the only concern I had before buying it, but believe me, it is very powerful, I usually use it somewhere in the middle! Congratulations, it is an excellent device!

I have it for two years now. Having a problem with my gums, I found my salvation with this machine! The bleeding has stopped, the plaque is minimal! It is worth more than its money. It definitely takes up some space but its multiple benefits make you overlook its few drawbacks. It's amazing how much food residue accumulates in our teeth even after a simple brushing! Combine it with a good electric toothbrush and the long-term result will surprise you! Extra tip: add a little mouthwash to the water for extra freshness and cleanliness

The first 2-3 days it was going well, but then it started fluctuating in speed and occasionally turning off. The trimmer it has is probably hydraulic and not electric. So, if you open it, it simply increases the volume of water and not the pressure, making it easier to turn off. I would say it performs better at a 4/10, although it still fluctuates in speed occasionally. I raised it high on a shelf to help it a bit. Basically, it wasn't a good purchase, I should have bought something of better quality.

Edit: It turns out it was the transformer. It says 1A but only gives 0.67A. I replaced it with another one that actually gives 1A and sprays like crazy.

While it is powerful and gets the job done, it started to leak water between the water container and the mechanism over time, so I am going for a more expensive one hoping for fewer flaws. However, as a philosophy, it is worth it in combination with an interdental brush.

Take it! It does what it says. 4 stars because it's a bit plasticky, because it has a button that instead of pressing it and working, you have to press it to not work (reverse logic) and the power cord goes in from the bottom (risk of getting wet). Also, the lid doesn't snap. It falls off with the slightest touch. Otherwise, it does its job very well. End of the review. You can also put mouthwash in the tank.

Very good! I thought from the photo that it would be the size of a coffee maker, but it is much smaller. It is powered by electricity, not batteries. Besides the teeth that bled (this also happened with the professional at the dentist's office (35 euros for the visit), cleaning using warm water first and then mouthwash brings perfect results. I will also use it to clean the wax from my ears.

It is perfect. It removes plaque and tartar and provides deep and thorough cleaning. I recommend it.

It is bulkier than I expected. The construction quality is mediocre. The water cap opens by itself every time due to the vibrations from the water pressure (it doesn't close properly at all). The button on the sprayer for temporary flow interruption seems fake. It has very good pressure, every time I used it, I never reached the maximum. I don't find it to be an exceptional machine, but for its price, it is decent.

Excellent cleaning at home. You will feel like you went to the dentist. I saw improvement even in the color tone of my teeth, even though I use whitening toothpaste and mouthwash at least 2 times a day. It is a necessary supplement for our oral hygiene. The tank holds enough water for one use, although the first few times you may need to refill it. Procedure: Clean the tank very well, ideally with a disinfectant soap like baktolin. Disinfect the remaining parts and place your own clean attachment/nozzle. Add previously boiled water to the tank, and it should be slightly warm. Add mouthwash if desired into the water. Clean the cavities and rinse with plenty of water, saltwater, or mouthwash.

It is good, but I bought a wireless one because I travel a lot and it is easier to use. But I was satisfied with this item. I used Google translate to translate into Greek, as I cannot post in English

It's fantastic. Until I got it, I believed that I cleaned my teeth effectively with interdental brushes and floss, but when I tried this, I saw how much food residue it removed from behind my wisdom teeth. Since then, I use it morning and night and the health of my gums has improved, as well as the bad breath I had due to wisdom teeth and braces. Don't even think about it, it's worth its money. I set it to 5 and it cleans without injuring the gums. Also, it's better with lukewarm water than cold water, it might bother you a little at first.

At 26 euros and something that I bought it, it is complete, it helps a lot in cleaning, especially if you can't tolerate interdental brushes, with a little lukewarm water it is complete