Electric Tooth Flosser

[lynbrown]

There are a lot on the market, some involving water. What's a good one to buy? TIA

[barry1010]

I can't use dental floss as my teeth are too crooked and crowded.
I use a water flosser and it works very well.
I have the Panasonic EW1411.
If I knew how well they worked I would have bought one with a water tank.
I did buy a cheap one from Lidl or Aldi first but it broke within weeks. I got a refund.

[MargoTester]

https://www.diy.com/departments/Alivio-Tooth-Water-Flosser-Teeth-Cleaner-5-Jet-Tips-Dental-Oral-Irrigator-UK/5060964819310_BQ.prd?&&&&ds_rl=1272379&ds_rl=1272409&ds_rl=1272379&;gclid=EAIaIQobChMIva-3ounl_wIVAc3VCh1LCgRPEAQYESABEgLN9fD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
I've got one similar to this, from Aldi if I remember. I find it useful because my teeth are very close together and it's very difficult to use floss.

[Old_Geezer]

Were you, I'd just go for one of the big names with a reputation to protect. I bought a mains powered one which plugged into my bathroom shaver socket. Later on I bought a further portable one for when I was at my partner's place, but it had a normal plug, and running a cable into the bathroom each time proved a pain, so I stopped using it. She has since bought a handheld rechargeable one. I tried it yesterday with one of the nozzles from my own (same make). It dislodged one of my caps ! Luckily it stayed in the basin, and didn't disappear down the plughole.

[douglas9401]

You wear a hat when flossing?