Panasonic EW1270AC Portable Oral Irrigator
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Customer Reviews of Panasonic EW1270AC Portable Oral Irrigator
Customer Review: it really works.
Summary: 5 Stars
it really works. I also bought this for my parents and friends.
good stuff
Customer Review: Unfortunately...
Summary: 3 Stars
After using 2 different brands of oral irrigators and having them both die prematurely, I tried this Panasonic portable irrigator. It's biggest advantage is that it's small in size and portable. Unfortunately, it's small in size which means it's fluid capacity is limited and it must constantly be refilled to do the job. Additonally, it lacks the pressure adjustablility of conventional tank irrigators and I find the output could be stronger.
So far, battery life seems acceptable. I use rechargeable batteries, so that shouldn't be too much of an issue.
Customer Review: We purchased this Panasonic battery-powered device to accompany us on a recent cruise because it is smaller and more compact than the WaterPik.
Summary: 3 Stars
My wife and I use a 110 VAC WaterPik daily. We purchased this Panasonic battery-powered device to accompany us on a recent cruise because it is smaller and more compact than the WaterPik. The unit works well, but it is not as powerful as our 110 VAC unit. It take two, or three, fillings to complete its job, but that's certainly not a real drawback. We find it very useful as a travel companion, but I wouldn't want to use it as a replacement for our more powerful WaterPik.Customer Review: It is very portable...
Summary: 5 Stars
I tried another brand and was very disappointed, but the Panasonic is great. It is very portable, but I just wanted something small for my bathroom shelf. It is easy to use and I like the fact that it doesn't have to be plugged into the wall outlet. It has great battery life, and is still going on the same batteries after 3 weeks. I also recommend rechargeable batteries. I don't think I'd ever want to irrigate my teeth for 20 min at a time anyway, but what is that about?