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product_id: 1831789
title: "Waterpik Classic Countertop Water Flosser, WP-60"
brand: "waterpik"
price: "€ 251.13"
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# 1400 pulses/min for deep clean 6 pressure settings for custom care 35 oz reservoir for extended use Waterpik Classic Countertop Water Flosser, WP-60

**Brand:** waterpik
**Price:** € 251.13
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 💦 Elevate your oral game—because your smile deserves the VIP treatment!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Waterpik Classic Countertop Water Flosser, WP-60 by waterpik
- **How much does it cost?** € 251.13 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.nl](https://www.desertcart.nl/products/1831789-waterpik-classic-countertop-water-flosser-wp-60)

## Best For

- waterpik enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted waterpik brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Generous Water Capacity:** 35-ounce reservoir means fewer refills and uninterrupted flossing sessions.
- • **Versatile Tip Selection:** Includes 3 specialized tips, including a Pick Pocket Tip for periodontal pockets, ensuring targeted gum care.
- • **Precision Pulsation Power:** Delivers 1400 pulses per minute to blast away plaque and debris where brushing can't reach.
- • **Tailored Pressure Control:** Six adjustable pressure settings let you customize your clean from gentle to powerful.
- • **Clinically Proven Gum Health:** Clinically shown to improve gum health and reduce bleeding in just weeks—your dentist will notice.

## Overview

The Waterpik Classic Countertop Water Flosser WP-60 combines 1400 pulses per minute with a large 35-ounce reservoir and 6 pressure settings to deliver a superior, customizable flossing experience. Equipped with 3 specialized tips, it effectively removes plaque and debris below the gumline, promoting healthier gums and brighter teeth in just a minute a day. Trusted by dental professionals and users alike, it’s the ultimate upgrade from traditional flossing for a cleaner, fresher mouth.

## Description

Enjoy incredibly fresh breath, a clean mouth, and healthy gums with the Waterpark Classic Countertop Water Flosser WP-60. This powerful tool is more effective than just brushing or string flossing. It delivers a whole-mouth clean by combining water pressure with pulsations to remove debris between the teeth and along the gum line. For easy control, it features 6 water pressure settings built into the flosser handle. This dental water flosser comes with 3 tips, including the Pick Pocket Tip designed for use with periodontal pockets. The Waterpik Classic Countertop Water Flosser also features a high-volume, 35-ounce water reservoir that doubles as a hygienic storage cover.

Review: Wish I'd had one years ago - I bought this to replace a similar system made by a different mfr, after that one developed an irreparable leak following many years of use. There is no doubt the WaterPik is far more effective than its predecessor. I began using it at mid-power, because I have been a dental water jet user for years and had used my other one at just a bit above mid-power. The WaterPik cleans thoroughly, as the WaterPik Website video illustrates. It removes irritants below the gum line. I can vouch for this because (to my surprise) I had some minor bleeding of the gums during the first few days of use. Not that such bleeding is a good thing, but its importance will be clear in a moment. Please note that I don't have any peridontal disease or gum recission. Just a little inexplicable bleeding that comes with any vigorous dental cleaning. I get good numbers on the gum measurements at each exam, so this issue has just been a "keep an eye on it" thing for a long time. But the WaterPik appears to have solved it. After regular use of the WaterPik for a few weeks, I experimented by trying a few passes at nearly full power. No bleeding. At full power, the WaterPik is quite vigorous, and I'd guess that anyone with any gum issues would not be able to tolerate it. Mid-power works just fine for me, so that's what I use. I tried the higher setting as a test and can't reproduce the bleeding gum problem that the WaterPik appears to have cured in a few weeks of regular use. So apparently, my previous personal dental hygiene--which included brushing, flossing, and irrigating six times per day (once after each meal)--wasn't sufficient to keep my gumline free of irritants and to properly stimulate my gums. Dentists have recommended digitally (finger) rubbing my gums as a remedy, but I've never been able to stick with it--too easy to invoke the gag reflex. The WaterPik, however, has proven to be a solution I can stick with. Because this cleans so well, I now floss only twice a day (meaning I buy 2/3 less dental floss) and yet still have clean teeth and gums. During my semi-annual dental cleaning and exams, I sometimes had the same minor gum bleeding that I experienced upon first use of the WaterPik. The reason for this has always been a mystery, until now. It was a mystery because I did everything right--brush, floss, irrigate. What I didn't know was there is a huge difference in irrigators (dental water jets). From now on, it's the WaterPik brand for me. I will accept no substitutes.
Review: Nothing beats a waterpik - I started using a waterpik about fifteen years ago after a horseback riding accident resulted in numerous caps/reconstructive work. Some caps were so tight and even joined in spots that regular flossing was difficult to impossible. I tried using other things like floss picks but saw a deterioration in overall gum health. Once I made the switch to a waterpik the results were outstanding. Regular flossing doesn't begin to compare to a waterpik in reults. My last waterpik died a few months ago and with one thing or another I didn't get a new one until this week. My mouth felt cleaner and healthier again after the first use. Don't know why I waited so long to replace. Other than a change to the weight/color of the resevoir, I can't tell any difference between this and others I've used in the past. Yes, waterpiks can be a little messy (spray) but it is well worth it for the results. I'm a little hesitant to add the following because this is NOT a recommended use for the waterpik and want to emphasize that it may shorten it's life. But it works for me, my dentist hasn't objected and whenever I get my teeth cleaned the hygenist invariably says I have the cleanest mouth she has ever seen, So: Since I am extremely paranoid about dental/gum health (that reconstructive work was very expensive) I usually add a small amount of salt and hydrogen peroxide to the water in the resevoir. That way I feel confident that those natural antibacterials are getting into the tight spots. As I said, it works for me. Haven't needed more than routine cleaning in 15 years.

## Features

- The Easy and More Effective Way to Floss!
- Healthier Gums and Brighter Teeth in Just a Minute a Day! 1400 Pulses per Minute
- Classic Water Flosser, with traditional design and large water reservoir
- 3 Water Flossing tips, 6 pressure settings, and 35 ounces of water capacity
- Compatible With 120VAC/60Hz Outlets, For use in North America only. Any warranty will be voided through the sale and use of the product outside North America. Shipment outside of North America is prohibited by Waterpik

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B000063SLR |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,147,033 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #2,058 in Power Dental Flossers |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (600) |
| Department  | General Health and Beauty |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | WP-60W |
| Manufacturer  | Waterpik Technologies, Inc. |
| Product Dimensions  | 5 x 4.5 x 8.75 inches; 2.5 Pounds |
| UPC  | 793379304908 073950200066 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Waterpik
- **Power Source:** Corded Electric
- **Product Benefits:** Flossing
- **Special Feature:** Multiple Tips, Portable
- **Unit Count:** 1 Count

## Images

![Waterpik Classic Countertop Water Flosser, WP-60 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51ilL-pIfCL.jpg)
![Waterpik Classic Countertop Water Flosser, WP-60 - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61E0RCpNIbL.jpg)
![Waterpik Classic Countertop Water Flosser, WP-60 - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61ZquWhRjcL.jpg)
![Waterpik Classic Countertop Water Flosser, WP-60 - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51enKbrUlYL.jpg)
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## Questions & Answers

**Q: My husband loves his WP, the rubber grommet on the bottom of the water tank is worn out, is there a replacement part?**
A: My husband's WP hose (leading to the sprinkler) worn out, spraying water every where, but not on the tip itself.  He got the manufacture's website, ordered it for $8.00 and a few $$ for shipping.  It came less than a week, took 10 minutes to replace, worked like a charm.  I believe yours should be stress-free problem as well.  Good luck

**Q: Is it made of glass or plastic?**
A: It's all plastic, NO glass

**Q: only 110 volts?**
A: The traveller model works with both 110 and 220 volts, search for waterpik travel

**Q: where is it made**
A: : Headquarters - Water Pik, Inc. 
1730 East Prospect Rd 
Fort Collins, CO 80553

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wish I'd had one years ago
*by M***A on July 12, 2008*

I bought this to replace a similar system made by a different mfr, after that one developed an irreparable leak following many years of use. There is no doubt the WaterPik is far more effective than its predecessor. I began using it at mid-power, because I have been a dental water jet user for years and had used my other one at just a bit above mid-power. The WaterPik cleans thoroughly, as the WaterPik Website video illustrates. It removes irritants below the gum line. I can vouch for this because (to my surprise) I had some minor bleeding of the gums during the first few days of use. Not that such bleeding is a good thing, but its importance will be clear in a moment. Please note that I don't have any peridontal disease or gum recission. Just a little inexplicable bleeding that comes with any vigorous dental cleaning. I get good numbers on the gum measurements at each exam, so this issue has just been a "keep an eye on it" thing for a long time. But the WaterPik appears to have solved it. After regular use of the WaterPik for a few weeks, I experimented by trying a few passes at nearly full power. No bleeding. At full power, the WaterPik is quite vigorous, and I'd guess that anyone with any gum issues would not be able to tolerate it. Mid-power works just fine for me, so that's what I use. I tried the higher setting as a test and can't reproduce the bleeding gum problem that the WaterPik appears to have cured in a few weeks of regular use. So apparently, my previous personal dental hygiene--which included brushing, flossing, and irrigating six times per day (once after each meal)--wasn't sufficient to keep my gumline free of irritants and to properly stimulate my gums. Dentists have recommended digitally (finger) rubbing my gums as a remedy, but I've never been able to stick with it--too easy to invoke the gag reflex. The WaterPik, however, has proven to be a solution I can stick with. Because this cleans so well, I now floss only twice a day (meaning I buy 2/3 less dental floss) and yet still have clean teeth and gums. During my semi-annual dental cleaning and exams, I sometimes had the same minor gum bleeding that I experienced upon first use of the WaterPik. The reason for this has always been a mystery, until now. It was a mystery because I did everything right--brush, floss, irrigate. What I didn't know was there is a huge difference in irrigators (dental water jets). From now on, it's the WaterPik brand for me. I will accept no substitutes.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nothing beats a waterpik
*by J***S on November 4, 2013*

I started using a waterpik about fifteen years ago after a horseback riding accident resulted in numerous caps/reconstructive work. Some caps were so tight and even joined in spots that regular flossing was difficult to impossible. I tried using other things like floss picks but saw a deterioration in overall gum health. Once I made the switch to a waterpik the results were outstanding. Regular flossing doesn't begin to compare to a waterpik in reults. My last waterpik died a few months ago and with one thing or another I didn't get a new one until this week. My mouth felt cleaner and healthier again after the first use. Don't know why I waited so long to replace. Other than a change to the weight/color of the resevoir, I can't tell any difference between this and others I've used in the past. Yes, waterpiks can be a little messy (spray) but it is well worth it for the results. I'm a little hesitant to add the following because this is NOT a recommended use for the waterpik and want to emphasize that it may shorten it's life. But it works for me, my dentist hasn't objected and whenever I get my teeth cleaned the hygenist invariably says I have the cleanest mouth she has ever seen, So: Since I am extremely paranoid about dental/gum health (that reconstructive work was very expensive) I usually add a small amount of salt and hydrogen peroxide to the water in the resevoir. That way I feel confident that those natural antibacterials are getting into the tight spots. As I said, it works for me. Haven't needed more than routine cleaning in 15 years.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ It is a great appliance. I bought my first because I had ...
*by P***R on July 19, 2016*

This is my fourth WaterPik over the last 35 or so years. It is a great appliance. I bought my first because I had just gotten braces and the orthodontist recommended it during the orthodontia. It was perfect for this purpose and I continued using it after my braces came off because it was so effective. My only issue with it is the hose which ultimately splits and renders the unit useless. I ordered it for the fourth time because they now offer (for sale) a replacement hose. This was not an option in the past. I will be interested to see if the unit holds up after replacing the hose WHEN it breaks this time around. All in all a great appliance, but don't know why they don't come up with a more permanent type hose. The hose issue is the only reason I cannot give it five stars.

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