Waterpik Cordless Pulse Rechargeable Portable Water Flosser for Teeth, Gums, Braces Care and Travel with 2 Flossing Tips, Waterproof, ADA Accepted, WF-20 White, Packaging May Vary

I’ve always struggled to stay consistent with traditional flossing—it’s tedious, awkward, and honestly easy to skip. But switching to a water flosser has completely transformed my oral hygiene routine.What I Loved:• Gentle yet effective: The pressurized water gets into places regular floss can’t reach, especially around the gumline and between tight teeth. My mouth actually feels cleaner after using it.• Perfect for sensitive gums: I have sensitive gums that often bleed with regular floss. With water flossing, there’s no discomfort, and the bleeding stopped within a few days of use.• Quick & easy: It only takes about a minute, and it’s kind of satisfying to use. It’s become something I actually look forward to in my routine.What Could Be Better:• Takes up counter space: Some models are a bit bulky, so if you have a small bathroom, a cordless version is the better option.• Can get messy at first: There’s a bit of a learning curve, especially with aiming the nozzle and managing the water spray.Results:After two weeks of daily use, my gums look healthier, I’ve had less plaque buildup, and my breath feels fresher. Even my dentist noticed the difference.Final Verdict:If you’re looking to upgrade your oral care routine or struggle with traditional flossing, a water flosser is 100% worth trying. It’s fast, effective, and makes flossing feel less like a chore.

I’ve always taken my dental health very seriously but no matter how much I brush and floss each time I went for a cleaning the hygienist would point out areas that I needed to do a better job cleaning or areas where my gums were still inflamed and bleeding when she cleaned. She kept telling me to use a waterpik and I kept saying yeah, yeah I’ll get one. Finally on my last visit after she said it, I sat up and pulled out my phone and ordered this cordless WaterPik. I don’t know why I wait so long. It’s so easy to use, compact, quiet and holds enough water to clean between all my teeth. Since it’s cordless I was able to fill it and take it into the shower the first several times to learn how to use it without making a mess or splattering all over my mirror, but after a handful of times I got it down and now just use it over the sink. I still floss each night cause I’m a bit OCD but my gums never bleed anymore. Honestly for the price and effectiveness this product is awesome.

I was new to water flossers last year when I purchased a no name version. It seemed to work great until it failed about 13 months in. This time, I purchased the water pick. It seems to clean well but has some trade offs.Pros:- ADA approved - a large part of my decision- Cleans well- much quieter- High/low pressure option- Cool color optionsCons:- Small water capacity. I need to fill multiple times.- Stiff on/off switch- fewer features- twice the costI'm happy with my choice. I never used the fancy settings on the other one. While I would really like a larger capacity, refilling is simple. The quieter device is a big plus.

I recently bought the Waterpik Cordless Pulse, and I’m genuinely impressed. It’s a convenient, compact, and stylish device that has become an essential part of my oral care routine.What I love about it: cordless and portable – perfect for both traveling and everyday use at home. Strong water pressure – it feels like it thoroughly cleans my teeth and gums, even in hard-to-reach areas. Two modes – very handy, you can choose a gentle or more powerful flow depending on your sensitivity. Long-lasting charge – it lasts for a long time. Waterproof body – you can safely use it in the shower. Nice design – looks stylish and minimalist.

If I had known how EASY this was to put together and use, I would have used a Waterpik years ago. My dentist had always suggested I use one but I thought it was some complicated thing to assemble. I will say I’m a visual learner and I don’t have the patience to read a long manual but the videos showed how easy it was and it took me under a minute to figure it out. My teeth and gums are grateful for this Waterpik!

I'm a dental hygienist and have been recommending these cordless waterpiks to my patients for years. I tried this out and was somewhat disappointed. The water runs out SO fast (maybe 30-45 seconds at the maximum) and even on the lowest setting it is still super strong. I get sensitivity from time to time, but using this I was really sensitive during. Unfortunately, I was past the return date so could not return to try a different one out.

I’m very impressed. It’s compact, lightweight, and perfect for both home and travel. The water pressure is strong enough to clean thoroughly, but still gentle on gums – ideal for someone like me with sensitive teeth.Setup was easy, and it charges quickly. I love that it’s waterproof and can be used in the shower. The two included flossing tips are a great bonus, and the battery life lasts several days on a single charge. It’s also surprisingly quiet compared to other models I’ve tried.This flosser is now a permanent part of my oral care routine. Highly recommend it – especially if you wear braces or travel often

Caution: this thing is POWERFUL! If you have any loose or temporary fillings in your head, this thing could well blast them out of your head. The closest thing I can describe it as is "very small-scale hydraulic mining." Do no point this at your eyes or other people! Effectively blasts (and I do mean BLASTS) stuff out of your teeth you didn't suspect were there. I recommend using very warm water, not cold. Pour unused water out after every session.