Water Flosser Non-Electric Portable, Cordless Oral Irrigator Affordable, Manual Air Pressure Simple Operation Teeth Cleaner, for Home and Travel (Green)

This flossed works well for being non electric... Its simple to use...just fill the tank and pump up the pressure with the pump on the bottom and hit the button...it has a nice pressurized stream and does a decent job...its the perfect flosser for travel or camping...its great for the price as well!

My #1 concern with a non-electric flosser was its pressure. This thing definitely has enough pressure to knock off the corn kernels from the inside of your teeth crevices. The only issue is the water tank size.The instructions say to pump 7 times and then spray. It builds up a ton of pressure due to the size of the water tank. Once you start running out of pressure, you just pump again.My problem is that for half my mouth, I had to refill once. That means I had to refill twice for my whole mouth to get flossed. As I said in the title, it's good for travel if you need a flosser, but honestly, just use the string. It's more portable and more effective.

This manual air pressure flosser is so easy to use. I fill it with water, position it near my teeth, and press the button to release a gentle stream of water. The water pressure effectively removes food particles and debris from between my teeth and along the gumline, providing a thorough and refreshing clean.The compact and cordless design makes it ideal for travel. I appreciate that it doesn't require batteries or charging, as it operates solely on air pressure.

I use my waterpik at night, but have found using this portable flosser in the morning is a nice easy way to get a simple floss in. I fill it with my mouthwash, pump it a handful of times and get a nice gentle floss. The mouthwash capacity that this holds seems to be just enough for a quick gentle floss.I think this combination, waterpik at higher pressure at nigh, and this device in the morning is really the best of both worlds. I can definitely see this being fantastic for traveling as well, although, it doesn’t come with a case or pouch, so you’ll have to supply your own.All in all, this is a nice low-tech flosser that I can definitely appreciate & recommend.

I was surprised at how good this flosser worked. You fill it with water or mouthwash, pump it up to pressurize and it squirts water out the flosser. It is not a super strong flow but strong enough to rinse particles out from between your teeth. This flosser would be good for camping or places where you don't have power available for an electric flosser. For me personally I prefer a powered flosser,

I didn't have super high expectations of this manual-powered water flosser, but it exceeded them and more. A few pumps creates a lot of pressure and does the job well. This will be a great addition to my travel kit. So much lighter than my rechargeable flosser.

The power of the water that comes out is not as strong as with an electric flosser, the water pressure is either too strong or too weak and not consistent but I guess you can’t expect too much since it’s manual. You would probably need to refill the tank and pump it several more times to get your entire mouth flossed. This would be ok for on the road/traveling temporary use but can not replace an electric/plug in one for daily use for sure. This also feels a bit on the flimsy side.

Wow! This little device has a lot of power to it. I did not expect the manual pump to give me the strong stream of water that this did. This is very well made and super easy to use. I love the way it works and the force of water it shoots. The only downside is that it requires repumping after a few moments of use. However, for the price and the quality, it is very much worth it.