Water Flosser Replacement Tips for Onlyone Water Dental Flosser Power Flossers & Irrigator Accessories Ivory
$59.99
Price: $59.99
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Water Flosser Replacement Tips for Onlyone Water Dental Flosser Power Flossers & Irrigator Accessories Ivory
Package Dimensions : 9.53 x 3.94 x 1.57 inches; 14.11 ounces
Item model number : FC5090
Batteries : 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : May 31, 2024
Manufacturer : Onlyone
ASIN : B0D5RFF8KP
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Compatible Only with the Onlyone Water Dental Flosser FC5090
【PACKAGE CONTENTS】 Includes 5 Onlyone Classic Jet Tips.
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pretty good but has limitations and is a bit awkward to hold and use
This is a review for the Onlyone rechargeable water dental flosser pick (ASIN: B0D5RFF8KP). The price was $17.99 when I ordered it. Thereâs a lot to like about this electric flosser. It works pretty much as advertised. It comes with 4 different attachments, including 2 of the standard attachment, for a total of 5. It came charged, which was convenient to be able to start using it immediately. It has well written care and cleaning instructions, and includes a 12 month warranty. There are some drawbacks to this flosser though. For example, the circular opening to the water tank is really small (approx. 1 cm across), making it nearly impossible to fill without spilling water on the sides of the flosser. The design uses a straw type insert that pulls water from the reservoir up into the nozzle. As a result, you have constantly hold the flosser upright when using it because tipping it causes the straw to rise above the water line. Itâs also pretty long (about 12 inches with the nozzle attached), so it can be a bit tricky to use it over the sink unless you have a pretty big sink. The packaging says the device is waterproof, so you could minimize this limitation by using it in the shower I suppose. Another point about the size is that thereâs no way to make it smaller for travel purposes other than removing the nozzle attachment. Other water flossers I have used have the ability to become more compact for travel. It would be nice if it came with a little case to hold spare attachments, which is also something I have benefitted from with other electric flossers. As it is, you end up with 4 or 5 attachments cluttering up the drawer. It does come with a charging cable, but no charging adapter. This seems to be more and more common with electronic products these days and is annoying. A product like this shouldnât have standalone functionality without requiring you to obtain additional items (a charger) to work.
JJ is JJ –
Easy to use — it works and I like it
I’ve loved my original brand-name pressure flosser that I bought at a dentist’s office years ago, the burst-pulse model with the small liquid capacity. I drifted away from using that (kinda messy, and inconvenient to fill) but ordered this unit to see if I could get back in the habit. I initially noticed this unit didn’t pulse quite as vigorously as my original, but I think it’s pretty close — and I like the steady stream of water pulses rather than the bursts with pauses in between, since I think I get more complete coverage with the continuous bursts. And I especially like the larger water capacity, even though that makes for a bulkier and somewhat more cumbersome unit — I still do just fine pointing it where I need to along my gumline while keeping my head over the sink. So now I’m doing consistent water flossing again, which I know is healthy for my gums especially, and I find this Onlyone Water Dental Flosser to be an effective part of my dental hygiene program.
Bugs –
Good but finicky
This is an okay water flosser. It’s difficult to use due to the up-right nature of it. If you don’t hold the bottle this way, the water won’t come out. It’s almost like brushing your teeth with a toothbrush you can’t angle.It is possible to work around it though, and the water stream is quite strong. I mean it’s strong enough that it made my gums bleed. (Which for me is actually a good thing)To be honest, if I don’t keep using it on my teeth I’m gonna end up using it for cleaning. It’s good at what it does.I will say the charger is also something you need to work around, it doesn’t want to stay plugged in so I end up having to re-connect it every few minutes.Honestly I think there are better options out there.
JMT –
decent for the price
In terms of pure effect, it’s a decent water flosser for the price. It doesn’t quite clean as well as either actual floss or a waterpik, but it does the job.In terms of design, I’m not a fan of the upright design. For me, it’s difficult seeing what buttons I’m pressing since the flosser is in my mouth and has to be held upright while I’m hunched over the sink to prevent water from either splashing everywhere on the counter and mirror or covering myself in water. Honestly, I’d save up and a water flosser that’s made for countertop use.
Kay K. –
Takes a while to get used to, but a nice water flosser
I’ve had a waterpik in the past, but I haven’t had a water flosser in a few years, so I decided to try this one out. It’s easy to use, but it definitely takes some time to get used to using it without making a mess! I’m currently working my way up to using the high setting, but it definitely does work. I have gingivitis and it makes my gums bleed (which, in my case, is a good thing!) If you have sensitive gums, you may want to fill it with warm water to prevent discomfort, but I’ve had no issues using cold water straight from the sink. Overall, I’m really liking it so far, but if anything changes, I’ll update this review.
A Book A Day –
Ok For The Price
Youâre not going to get the dentist cleaning but itâs ok. The power is not that great, and itâs kinda weirdly made, but for the price it works. It must be used in an upright position. I love the fact itâs rechargeable but the water pressure is mid at best. Itâs passable.
Patti –
Missing only one thing
Nice tank size, easy to use and plenty of power. The pic attachments snap in securely and rotate freely. The fact that it’s rechargeable is definitely a plus for me.The only con I find so far is that the unit must be kept upright during use which can be awkward. If instead of the pic attachment which inserts into the top a hose of convenient length attached first with the pic attached to the end of the hose allowing more availability of movement it would be perfect and a 5 star product.
H.O. –
Works but I made a mess
This is my first time using a water flosser so maybe I don’t know the proper technique yet but I made a bit of a mess with water while using this because I had my mouth open so I could see what I was doing and water splashed everywhere. Perhaps I’m supposed to close my mouth while using this, I’ll have to keep experimenting. It also is so high powered that it made my gums bleed, so it definitely works, I just need to figure out a better technique.