WaterPik Cordless-Opinions?
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- BarbieGirl
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I bought a cordless waterpik and hated it at first. But now, I have learned how to use it and love it. The water drains fast but I am down to only refilling it once which I have to do in the kitchen sink because the unit is too big for my bathroom sink. That is probably my one gripe.
Top and bottom Braces on: July 7, 2008
Elastics on: July 31, 2008
Next appt: September 9, 2008
Elastics on: July 31, 2008
Next appt: September 9, 2008
Loving the waterpik
BarbieGirl wrote:I bought a cordless waterpik and hated it at first. But now, I have learned how to use it and love it.
After reading the reviews here, I went out and bought a cordless waterpik and it's been a journey. I still spray water everywhere on occasion
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Most times I would put a little mouthwash in it for a blast of freshness and I always wipe the charger area with a qtip before I charge it to avoid wetness and later corrosion
It's wonderful and I too now love it.
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I bought a cordless unit in preparation for braces to be installed in Jan '09.
I have the Waterpik Ultra Cordless Dental Water Jet. Battery life is pretty good. But then again, I always recharge it every few days and keep the cord on the wall. It always blast out a bits of food brushing doesn't take care of. The size of it is about the size of a cleaning squirt bottle. I thought it would be smaller from product images online.
The Waterpik matches with my Sonicare FlexCare perfectly in color.
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I have the Waterpik Ultra Cordless Dental Water Jet. Battery life is pretty good. But then again, I always recharge it every few days and keep the cord on the wall. It always blast out a bits of food brushing doesn't take care of. The size of it is about the size of a cleaning squirt bottle. I thought it would be smaller from product images online.
The Waterpik matches with my Sonicare FlexCare perfectly in color.
![Image](http://img518.imageshack.us/img518/7383/96870805kr8.jpg)
![Image](http://img49.imageshack.us/img49/9317/c2mk0.jpg)
I really like the rechargeable Water Pik - I think it's great for a quick clean up after meals.
One question to other owners though - what have you found is the best way to clean the water tank ?
I'd like to give it a clean since it'll have little bits of standing water in it throughout the day and the instructions don't seem to mention cleaning the unit itself.
One question to other owners though - what have you found is the best way to clean the water tank ?
I'd like to give it a clean since it'll have little bits of standing water in it throughout the day and the instructions don't seem to mention cleaning the unit itself.
I e-mailed Water Pik and got this response (info for other users of the Cordless Ultra):
We recommend cleaning the unit with a vinegar and water solution.
1. Use 2 tablespoons of white vinegar to 500 ML of water.
2. Run about ½ of the solution through the unit and then stop and let stand for about 10 minutes (have jet tip in handle to stop leakage)
3. Run the remaining solution through and then follow with a full reservoir of clean water.
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