You should try the portable one in the shower. Will change your life, besides that think looks atrocious on the bathroom counterI water floss everyday and I almost never squirt water where I don't want it. Of course, I have a lot of practice.
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You should try the portable one in the shower. Will change your life, besides that think looks atrocious on the bathroom counterI water floss everyday and I almost never squirt water where I don't want it. Of course, I have a lot of practice.
I agree with you that it's an ugly machine on the counter. I have a portable water flosser that's pretty good, but I had made the mistake of buying a waterpik brand portable water flosser and it was crap. $70, I think, and it didn't even last but a few months.You should try the portable one in the shower. Will change your life, besides that think looks atrocious on the bathroom counter
do you still have all your original teeth (not counting the 3rd molars)?I water floss everyday and I almost never squirt water where I don't want it. Of course, I have a lot of practice.