Cordless Water Flosser with 9 Modes and 320ml Tank

Nine pressure settings for every gum type

• Nine modes, one gentle setting

  Normal, Pulse and Power cover the range. Start soft if your gums bleed easily, then build up pressure as they toughen. The textured handle keeps a firm grip wet or dry, so you can change modes without fumbling.

• A 320ml tank for a full session

  The tank is detachable and clear, so you can read the water level at a glance. One fill covers a full mouth clean, and the leak-proof seal means you can carry it half full without a mess in your bag.

• Four tips, one handle

  The blue orthodontic tip is for braces and wires. The white jet tip and two clear jet tips handle general cleaning. Swap in seconds, and the 360 degree rotating nozzle lets you reach the back molars without twisting your wrist.

The numbers behind one fill

• 9Normal, Pulse and Power settings
• 320mlDetachable, clear, leak-proof
• 8 hoursUSB recharge for cordless use
• 4Orthodontic, jet and clear jet tips

Angle the jet along the gumline, not into it

1. 1
   Fill the tank

   Fill the 320ml tank with plain water, seat it firmly on the handle, and check that the seal is closed.

2. 2
   Pick the tip

   Use the blue orthodontic tip for braces and wires. Use a jet tip for general cleaning between teeth.

3. 3
   Start low

   Begin on Normal or Pulse. Move up to Power only if your gums feel comfortable at the lower setting.

4. 4
   Angle at the gumline

   Hold the tip at roughly 90 degrees to the gumline and move slowly, one tooth at a time.

5. 5
   Rinse and empty

   Empty and rinse the tank after each session. Use plain water only, since oils and mouthwash can clog the nozzle.

Four tips for braces, implants, and daily use

• Water flosser handle×1

  Cordless, rechargeable, with non-slip grip

• 320ml water tank×1

  Detachable, clear and leak-proof

• Nozzle tips×4

  Blue orthodontic tip, white jet tip, two clear jet tips

• USB charging cable×1

  For the 8 hour charge

Less string, more clean gums

The string you skip

You know the routine. Food sits under the wire or along the gumline, and string is the only tool you have. It is fiddly, it snaps, and when you force it between tight teeth the gums bleed. So most nights you skip it and tell yourself tomorrow.

What hides under the gumline

Plaque and trapped food collect where a toothbrush cannot reach, and they sit there overnight. Basic flossers often arrive with one strong setting and a small tank, which makes sensitive gums harder to clean comfortably.

A quicker, gentler clean

Switch from string to a portable water flosser and the routine takes less time. Pick Normal or Pulse for tender gums, move up to Power for heavier buildup, and let the 320ml tank cover the whole mouth without a refill. It becomes the nightly step you actually do.

What to expect over the first weeks

1. Day 1
   Fresh feel after one session

   Most people notice a cleaner feel along the gumline right after the first flush. Start on Normal or Pulse and angle the jet gently.

2. Week 1
   The routine gets quicker

   Daily use gets faster as you learn the right angle and tip. Food under braces or along the gumline is easier to clear each night.

3. Week 4
   Gums feel calmer

   With consistent use, many people find gums less tender when brushing. Results vary, and bleeding that persists should be checked by a dentist.

4. Day 30
   The habit feels automatic

   A month of nightly flushing becomes routine. Keep using string or picks in tight spaces unless your dentist says otherwise.