D-Oasis Water Picker Water Flosser for Teeth Cleaning With 8 Jet Tips, 5 Water Floss Modes-300ml IPX7 Waterproof Electric Flosser-Portable Water Flossers for Teeth Cordless With USB Cable & Travel Bag

I brought this after having another one for a number of years that brock. I wasn't sure what was going to turn up, but I was pleasantly surprised with what arrived. This has many different speeds and gives you lots of different tools to help you get the best use of it.

Great value but let down by the jet head moving and water leaking from the storage bowl otherwise a very good alternative to the more expensive units

Got a bit wet on first go but soon got the hang of it. Cleans between teeth really well. Easy to use good for the money.

A flosser machine has been on my to-buy list for a long time and took a chance on this D-Oasis cordless water flosser.Inside the box, you get the machine, a travel pouch, 8 nozzle pieces and a USB charging cable. Leaving the device to charge overnight, it was ready to be tested the next day.The device itself feels well made, with two buttons to turn on/off and the mode button to switch between 5 different pressures. The reservoir easily pops open, and water can be filled from the tap.Most of the attachments are made of plastic and some silicone tips. I had some food stuck between my teeth, using the lowest setting. The powerful jet of water blasts away the meat that was stuck in between. The pressure was so powerful that it made my gum bleed.I didn’t find the other attachments as effective as the jet one. Using the nasal one was a shock to the system as other nasal products you need a special salt mix to use for the nose. For the rest of the evening, my nose needed to recover from the shock of plain tap water burning in the nose and the back of my throat becoming sore.One major warning is using the device is a messy business. The water bounced back on the mirrors and made me wet.

The media could not be loaded.  This seems like the perfect water flosser with all the accessories and travel bag included for the price of £28.78. All this gives the appearance of a well thought out device but is it as effective as you are led to believe.It is rechargeable with a USB lead included which is good for travel as various ways to charge, but the other end is particular to this flosser so if you lose it you have no way to charge it. The charge port is located at the front, just remove the white seal.The device is quite chunky, the water tank is attached to the main body. The water tank can apparently be removed for convenience, personally I found this quite difficult and give up after a few mins. This tank has a tube with gravity ball at bottom. It has a power button and a mode button to cycle through the different pressure options, 5 modes.The device has quite a few heads that can be attached, I did struggle initially removing one until I realised there is a button on the back that you press, and it just pops off. These are as follows.Hydraulic rotating toothbrush x 2 – to improve brushing effect. I did not find this very effective; it just filled my mouth with water, and it didn’t feel like it was rotating at all or cleaning my teeth like my normal toothbrush.Tongue cleaner – removes coating and bacteria, keeps breath fresh. Starrt at back of tongue and move forward. Again, I didn’t feel the water jet added anything to this apart from filling my mouth with water.Periodontal tip –when using lean the soft tip under the gumline, into the pocket. Start with low pressure and clean by gently following the gum line. massage gums, relieve periodontitis and gingivitis.Orthodontic tip – designed for awkward places such as implants, bridges, crowns etc. it will simultaneously brush and rinse.Classic jet x2 – deep oral cleaner, bend over the sink and guide jet to your teeth and gums. Keep mouth open to allow the water to drain out. Direct water to gumline at 90 degrees, so that contact is made where teeth and gums meet, manoeuvre from tooth to tooth and pause between each.Nose cleaner tip – Special tip for nose cleaning and nasal rinse. Personally, I find this gross although it has a different head, I don’t want anything near my mouth that has been up my nose.Overall, it does have a decent pressure compared to others I have used. Personally, though I didn’t find the water added anything to the toothbrush or tongue cleaner it felt like I was just filling my mouth with water. On one occasion I took it out of mouth to remove water and forgot that it was still on and got a face full of water. The bathroom was also covered, good job it was just water.In my honest opinion, I feel it is trying to be too much and not being able to carry out one effectively enough. However, that is just me but you might find it more convenient.

The media could not be loaded.  I have pretty sensitive teeth and have issues with gums, so I should be flossing regularly, but as we all know it we don’t do it as much as we should.One of the things that I disliked the most about normal flossing was the fact that my gums bleed a lot and it was difficult for me to get the back teeth with a normal floss. This is the reason why I decided to get a water floss.I read some articles saying that water floss can be damaging and is not good, but when I asked my dentist what he thinks about it, he said it is not true.This water flosser comes in a nicely design box and inside you will find a carry case, charging cable, instruction and 8 different types of jet tips. You will get 8 jet tips: 2 classic tips, 2 toothbrush heads, 1 tongue cleaner tip, 1 periodontal tip, 1 nose cleaner tip and 1 orthodontic tip. I have to say I like the most using the periodontal jet tip, as I feel like it gets to the smallest gaps in-between my teeth - especially at the back.The flosser has 5 power modes, but honestly, I find the lowest mode sufficient to flood my teeth as the stronger modes I find too hard on my gums. I would definitely suggest putting warm water in the tank as cold one can feel like needles going through your gums so that might be a bit unpleasant.If you are like me and have issues with gums, there might be some bleeding at the beginning but it will go away after a while (like it does with normal flossing), so don’t worry about it too much.You might find the water flossing a bit messy, especially when you start using it, so you might want to use it above a bath which I do, as this way I find it easier and you won’t have water going down my arms.This water flosser is currently at the price of £29.99 including next day quick delivery and 30 days returns, I think it's a nice choice and I can definitely recommend this option.