Water Flosser, Fairywill Cordless Portable Electric Water Flosser Cleaner, 3 Modes and 2 Jet Tips, IPX7 Waterproof, Rechargeable for 21-Days Use, No Adapter, Oral Irragator for Travel and Home, Shower

I have had a very expensive water flosser for some time now and loved it but I needed a new one for travelling. I am so glad that Fairywill, who make fabulous electric toothbrushes, have brought out this product.It is lighter than the one I use at home and equally powerful, this one has the advantage of 3 modes, normal, soft and pulse. My other one just has normal and soft.If you have never used a water flosser it does take some getting used to, you have to remember to have the pick in your mouth before turning on or you will get soaked! But the effort of learning is well worth it. I have flossed before using the water flosser and it is incredible what debris is left, you can see it when you have used the water flosser afterwards. It fits well int he hand and is easily manipulated around thew mouth and between teeth. I have used a water flosser for 3 years now and have not had a problem with plaque build up and my dentist is impressed.My main gripe about ALL water flossers, apart from the ones that have a separate resivoir, which are not suitable for travelling, is that the amount of water they hold doesn't last very long, which makes the 2 minute timer on this one redundant. Still, it is not a difficulty to fill it up. I find that one fill does about 1/3rd of my mouth. I use warm water as I find it more pleasant to use that way.The pack contains the main body, two picks, an instruction manual and a USB lead. I am impressed by the quality of build for such a cheap water flosser.I definitely recommend this Fairywill product.

The flow of water is so high, it ejects in an inconsistent stream so powerful it hurts - and completely empties the tank in 10 seconds. Could not use at all, the jet even hurts against your hand when used on the 'massage' setting, let alone the most powerful one. When I did use on my teeth, water blasted back off and went absolutely everywhere - the mirror, the sink, the floor, me. If you're looking for 45 second flow time, look elsewhere. I was constantly filling up the tank again and again just to experience the exact same result. Disappointing.Edit: I used the product in the shower to stop water going everywhere, but the issues were still the same. Inadequate operation time and no real ability to control the flow speed.Since leaving this honest review, I have been consitently and regularily harrassed by the seller on various email addresses, trying to bribe me to change my review, and to reconsider what I have written. As I feel my review is honest for the experience I received, I will not be removing this review.

This is a review for the water flosser and NOT for a toothbrush that amazon (at time of writing)seem to have attached reviews to.Using dental floss for me is a bit uncomfortable as I seem to have a problem heaving when I put my hand in my mouth to try to get the angles.This is why this was worth a try for me..On opening the box it seems to be well made, as are the fairywill toothbrushes.The box contains the irrigator, two tips, a usb cable to charge with and an instruction manual.To be honest, it is fairly straight forward how you operate it so just a glance through the manual is enough to get the idea.The Initial charge was not timed as I plugged it in and went out for most of the day.The tip fits by just pushing on and turning a qtr turn, (same as the toothbrush heads if you have a fairywill toothbrush)Next you fill the water tank with water.You can fill it while still attached to the irrigator or detach it, I had no trouble filling without detaching so that is what I did.Next you put nozzle into mouth facing teeth, switch on and work round teeth...The manual says to keep the mouth slightly open to let water flow out,but I found it easier to close lips around nozzle and use it that way. Then spit the water out after mouth is full..The pressure is quite high especially for what must be quite a compact motor..I found that I did a tank full on upper row of teeth and filled up to do bottom layer.Not sure how long the charge lasts, I have the toothbrush and that lasts a month, but only just got this..I am sure it will be just as long lasting. If I remember I will update when charge is needed..Would have been nice to have a soft case to put it in, but still good value.