Waterpik Water Flosser
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Customer Reviews of Waterpik Water Flosser
Customer Review: Some Improvement Over Well-Worn Previous Unit
Summary: 5 Stars
My first one served very well for over eight years before developing a leak. The basic system is superb on all my teeth and essential on those that snag uncomfortable bits of food. The new one offers more convenient (though not perfect) placement of controls and movable parts. The only drawback is more water splashing on my hands (over the bowl)-- which I can't explain.Customer Review: Waterpik WP-65
Summary: 5 Stars
I have used this for about 2 months and find it to be a very good dental device. It performs as expected, and has the features I need. So far there is no leakage of water from anywhere on the unit, but that may come with time. The one downside is that it is a bit noisy, but I don't think that can be avoided, given how the unit has to operate to do its' job.Customer Review: WaterPik-P65 Personal Dental Water Jet
Summary: 5 Stars
Finally, a really good water jet. Water container is large enough so you don't have to keep refilling at one session. Good variable strength (some out there are too weak even at full strength). Looks nice. Easy to set the hose back in its cradle. Highly recommended. First decent one I've bought in a long time. Have been using it a month now.Customer Review: waterPik WP-65
Summary: 5 Stars
The only trouble that I've had with the three of these that I've bought, is that over time,they tends to clog up. Perhaps it's the minerals in my water system.
Otherwise, it's responsible for saving what teeth I have left, and within a week of use it improves gum health tremendously. My gums don't bleed anymore.
Customer Review: Great WaterPik!
Summary: 5 Stars
I like the fact that the water strength is controllable. If you have strong gums, you can have the water forced out strong. More sensitive gums need a weaker force of water to come out. You control how you want the WaterPik to send out the water by a lever on the pik.