TUREWELL FC162 Water Dental Flosser for Teeth/Braces

Do not buy. They work great at first but then after a month or two they stop. I bought six of these for all the family members. All six of them are no longer working. Yes it's a good deal and they work good at first but they do not last

Love it. Small so not too much counter space needed! Works like a charm!

I've been using a half broken battery operated flosser that runs out of water too quickly. I have one area in mouth that needs flossing after every meal ! I wanted to get something I wouldn't have to change battery in every couple weeks and worry about it not being powerful enough after first time using fresh batteries bc it drains so quickly. I also wanted something with change me settings for my kids who are terrified of my battery one. It could cut glass ha. So far , it works. Has a speed dial. The multi beads is nice . The rotating toothbrush is pointless bc bristles are too soft and they stop spinning as soon as you touch teeth unless you barley, ever so gently touch them. The noise level is dependent on the setting. It's not terrible but I don't have sensitive ears. IT DOES feel chinsy, cheaply made .. get what you pay for. But it works! My neg one star is bc I need replacement heads for family and I can't seem to find any.

Compact size with plenty of power! My prior water flossed died after nine years of daily use. So I looked around on Amazon and found this one during Prime days, for a great price. It comes with a variety of tips, of which I use the standard and tongue cleaning the most. The tank is easily removable for rinsing and drying. Doctor told me to put an ounce of mouthwash in my water flossier, so rinsing is important. The pumping power is fully adjustable from “beginner” to “watch out or you may blow out a crown” pulsing jet! It has enough umph to make your gums bleed if you are not experienced. It is fairly quiet too. If you don’t use distilled water in the unit, then be sure to suck out all of the remaining water in the tubing after use. Once in a while, a short run of hydrogen peroxide through the system will clean out any gunk, if you use city water or worse, well water! So after enduring a two session deep cleaning, I turned into a dental care freak, and brush, water floss, and regular floss daily. My hygienist always compliments my self care, and has very little work to do.

I bought a new cordless Waterpik about 7 months ago. It works okay after charging fully, but the performance drops quickly if you don’t recharge it after each use. After becoming disenchanted with the $79 Waterpik, I bought the Truewell for half the price of the Waterpik. Wow, what a difference! Granted, you keep it pulled in, but the pressure is great! I’d say maybe 50% stronger than the fully charged Waterpik. Save your money and buy this instead of Waterpik. You’ll be happy you did.

This is my first so I don't know how others work. My main issue is the on off button is too stiff talking too much effort to comfortably use it. It sometimes gets stuck halfway and when that happens it's a dangerous and messy because it's still pumping water out. Hopefully it breaks in and slides more freely. The tank leaks so be fast about attaching it to the base or more mess also the pressure dial is too loose in my opinion . After that it works as advertised it and has a lot of attachments that are very useful. I have not come close to turning it all the way up due to the fact it's definitely powerful. I like it but the stiffness of the on/off switch and the leaky container make me sceptical still. I hate saying good for the price. It's either good or its not worth anything and some are better but this is a great value even more so if like me it's your first unit. I can recommend but if any issue get worse I may have to reconsider

Works great. It has an adjustable dial for how soft or hard water pulses, various attachments, easy button to remove attachments. Dentist actually commented on my less plaque and gum inflammation issue on last visit - still need to use regular floss, but this is a great way to floss as well.

I had a Turewell dental flosser for several years and it worked great. It finally wore out and I bought another Turewell. But the new one would only turn on sporadically, so I returned it and got a replacement. The replacement was just as bad. It would not turn on most of the time and before long it wouldn't turn on at all. It's a shame because it used to be a good product.