TUREWELL Water Flosser for Teeth, Portable Oral Irrigator with 3 Modes 6 Jets, IPX7 Waterproof USB Rechargeable Water Teeth Cleaner, waterpick for Travel&Home B-White

Works great

My dental hygienist recommended that I get a water flosser, and I resisted for a time, but after continued "encouragement" from her I ended up biting the bullet and purchasing this Turewell brand. It takes a few tries to get the hang of it and not spray more water all over you and the bathroom than your teeth, but once you do . . . it's quite pleasant, and my teeth and gums do feel cleaner and more refreshed. I began on the low setting and worked my way up. If you are considering getting a water flosser, I think Turwell's 300ML is a great choice.

I've had a few cordless water flossers over the years, all with pluses and minuses. Overall, this one may be the closest to getting it right. Primary deficiencies in the last were the grip/contour in conjunction with the button placement, such that unintended change in setting or power were common. This design largely corrects this, as the contour allow for grip a bit further down the unit, the controls a bit closer to the top, and the shape, with the elevated 'guard' for the controls providing some tactile feedback for avoidance. A second significant deficiency with my last unit was that the water reservoir was not detachable, no easily drained, making it difficult to clean/maintain. Largely addressed with this units removable reservoir. It is easy on/off, seals well, and the construction this aspect seems like it will hold up through use, as it must be removed to fill. The inclusion of a fill port would be preferred, but the removal is so smooth/easy that this is a minor issue.I do find it a bit wanting for settings, power. Settings are low, pulse, and normal. Some have more settings, and another of this line features 'custom' settings. I've generally used these at highest settings. I find the 'normal' setting, the highest, to be a bit weak, although generally sufficient to get the job done. It will serve, hopefully for a couple/few years until and issue develops. Perhaps by then, a model will be honed to perfection.

A great.product for a good price. Great battery life. I am able to travel with it! If I buy again, I will choose more modes. This has normal, soft, and pulse. These modes are powerful! I had a loose filling and on pulse mode there was a little bleeding.

It’s pretty easy to use once you practiced with the different tips it comes with. First time using it you might want to remember to keep your lips together or you will spray your face, walls and everything around you. Like I mentioned before practice and you will love the clean feeling in your mouth

Why on earth would someone make the power cord a USB ? Who has a USB socket in the bathroom ? Maybe some people do. But EVERYONE has a regular power socket in the bathroom.Perhaps there is a better way of holding it. But compared to my corded waterpick, this is very clunky and unwieldy. I used it a couple of days and put it in the cupboard next to my Betamax (J/K, I sold my Betamax for a quite a bit of money, years ago). Oh - and the water tank is took small to get the job done in 1 filling.

I actually use another water flosser at home. However, I wanted one to use while traveling. So far it has held up quite well for the short time that I've used it. As advertised, it's easy to use and I've only charged it once so far, so I assume the battery life is good. I care very much for the wellness of my teeth, so this was my thoughts on purchasing this.

I was excited to get this product, I opened it up and charged it. Read the instructions, filled the tank with water and Made the mistake of pushing the power button! It was like I had activated some sort of sprinkler Lazer beam of destruction! This thing shoots like 10 feet! After shooting water on my wall and mirror, I quickly shoved it in my mouth tried to move it around only for the tank to already be empty. I have no idea what just happened...