Aquarius Water Flosser For Teeth Cleaning, Gums, Braces, Dental Care, Electric Power With 10 Settings, 7 Tips For Multiple Users And Needs, ADA Accepted, Black WP-662, Packaging May Vary

I am cursed with bad teeth and the dreaded receding gums. My hygienist recommended using the water flosser, and specifically the Pik Pocket tip. Reluctantly, I bought the product and began using it religiously every night. That was about 10 years ago, and I am on my second or third Waterpik. I put half mouthwash and half water in the reservoir and shoot that stuff between my teeth and gums. My anecdotal experience is that this thing works to at least slow, if not stop or reverse, gum recession. Some of my pockets have actually become smaller (e.g., 5 to 4, or 4 to 3). None of them have gotten deeper. This device is easy to use and relatively sturdy. I think using mouthwash might shorten the unit's life, but I'm OK replacing it every few years to avoid progressing gum disease. If your hygienist nags at you about your gum pockets or bleeding gums (um, yes, you just poked me with your pick for an hour), give this a shot. It adds time to the whole nightly dental routine, but it's worth it.

IT’s the BEST! I have been using water flossers for about 17 years. I have had a few but this one is awesome. The design is sleek and the power of the water coming through the flosser is strong which makes for a most excellent cleaning.It has two settings one for flossing and one for massage. The massage is a plus type feeling. And it has 10 degrees of flossing power~~~I comes with several attachments for future use. I recommend this without hesitation.

I love my Waterpik! If you have one, you know! If you are a first time user, beware! Start gentle and increase within the week. If you aren't used to a Waterpik, it will feel like it is blowing your teeth out. It's not, give it time. It is just working hard on all that gross plaque on your teeth. I have always had terrible teeth and gums due to genetics and environment. My dentist is shocked at the state of my gums since using this! BUY IT TODAY! Your mouth and other people's noses will thank you!

I am in my upper 40s and have never used a water pick before. I do not understand why dentists push "flossing" and not the water pick. I have a dental implant for 5 years now. About a year ago, during my semi-annual cleaning, the hygenist told my dentist I had a lot of debris under that implant. That is when my quest for a water pick started. The very first time I used this water pick (about 3 weeks after my dental cleaning), I could not believe how much gunk came out of my teeth. It took about two weeks to no longer flush out surprises. My gums were healthier, my teeth felt cleaner. After about 3 months of using the water pick I went and tried to floss... nothing! It was night and day. I will say, my next semi-annual cleaning was smooth sailing. It was the first time in decades my hygenist was not playing "I challenge you to floss 3 times a week". Side hint- just use warm tab water. A gallon of distilled will only last one person 5 days.

I purchase this Waterpik on 7-11-2022 and immediately loved the way it cleaned my teeth and mouth. It is a great addition to everyone's dental health. I loved it! I cleaned the entire delivery system often with hydrogen peroxide or vinegar and used Listerine daily while brushing at least twice. And sometimes I let the wand empty by lowering it below the counter so all the water could drain out onto a towel on the floor. I was pretty confident I was safe from mold or bacteria. However, about a week ago I noticed an occasional small black speck falling out from the wand as I was using the Waterpik. The second time this happened, I stopped using it and I've spent the last 3 days cleaning out the wand. What I found was disgusting and frightening. The tubing is easy to clean, but the rest of the Waterpik is open to water, mold, mites and debris which isn't noticeable until it starts to fall out while the water is spraying out of the tubing. I started exploring the wand and found it is not a sealed unit. Dirt, debris from mouth, bacteria or viruses can enter the wand and collect, finally turning to black mold within the wand. It is not in the stream of water from the white tube. It washes out as water rushes past the wand from your mouth or hand. I immediately started looking for the source of the black sludge and found that there was no way I could just dig it out, it would have to be forced out. So I first used a combo of vinegar and baking soda because that mixture bubbles up and forces dirt out of an area. Similar to what happens when a sink is slow running or stopped up and you treat it with vinegar and baking soda. I soaked the wand in this combination for quite a while. At first gently, but with more force as I saw the extent of the problem. I held the wand upside down over the sink and shook it and watched a disgusting mix of black mold and stuff literally pouring into the sink in small and large black chunks and what looked like tiny bugs. I tapped the wand against the side of the sink, using a towel so as not to break the wand. I tried to manipulate the wand to expose the cracks that hold it together and saw some dirt coming from the cracks and the two switches on the wand. It was pretty disgusting. I spent about two hours that day rinsing with vinegar and soda and tapping the wand upside down over the sink. But I knew it was not clean; I could not get a clean wash from that wand. I ran vinegar and hydrogen peroxide from the machine through the white tubing. It seems clean enough. But the white tubing enters the wand with a fairly wide space around it for anything to get in. That's where most of the mold/debris was coming from. That's why tapping the wand upside down over the sink was so effective. I knew it needed more work, so the next day I started over again after soaking the wand in hydrogen peroxide overnight. More black/brown sludge came out while shaking the wand both upside down against the side of the sink and the normal way. It was much better after more hours of cleaning like this, but I wasn't sure it was safe to use. So I soaked the wand again overnight and yesterday got to a point where I rarely saw any debris. It is not completely clean, but I may use it today after another cleaning. I am going to contact the Waterpik company and explain what can be happening to this model. I suspect the other models have a similar problem that nobody knows about. This could be dangerous, and perhaps a warning on the box or instructions should be prominently displayed. I'm not sure what the solution is, considering the way these are constructed. Fortunately, it is fairly easy to keep the white tubing clean. This is an expensive Waterpik model. I paid $79.97 in July for it, and see it is on sale today for $68.87. I'm not sure I want a new one. But at least I want to be reimbursed for my original purchase price because I'm afraid to use mine. I do have the original packaging that it came in, but I hope Waterpik doesn't want it back! It would be a waste of time and money to return it to them. I'll just have to see what they can offer. I do have a portable inexpensive back-up model which I can use, but it is not as good as the older one. And I see there is a potential for water to collect and remain inside the body of the portable one, too. I hope this inspires every owner to take a good look at their Waterpiks. It is a safety issue. I don't know the answer, I just know what is not working right for the consumer's health. BTW, I'm almost 84 years old, and I don't want to spend the rest of my life cleaning out Waterpiks! Not fun! And way too expensive :)

I have been using this water flosser for a week and I am not disappointed in its functions. It gives a great clean. I would still go in with my regular floss and there is nothing to come out. I love the tip for my bracers. Definitely happy and very satisfied with this purchase. Being able to buy additional heads is a great plus for me. The size fits great in my bathro om. I love that the design allows me to remove the water reservoir to full up and dry easily to avoid any bacteria growth. Hopefully this brand have a portable one as well for me to buy to use while on the go as this one stays plugged in my bathroom.

Not suitable for travel as it works on dc

Effective and easy to use!

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The Waterpik Aquarius Water Flosser has been such a helpful addition to our family’s dental routine. With 10 pressure settings, everyone from my husband to the kids can find their perfect level - no more complaints about flossing being too hard or annoying! I also love that it comes with seven different tips, so we can each have our own, and it works great for different needs. Whether it’s braces, sensitive gums, or just a good deep clean, this flosser handles it all. The tank is a good size and lasts long enough for a full session without needing a refill. It’s not the quietest gadget in the world, but honestly, that’s a small price to pay for how clean my teeth feel after using it. It’s so much easier than regular floss, and it feels like a little mini spa treatment for your gums. Definitely worth it for the whole family!

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