B&R 80CM02004.25-01

Marsoni

M251S

$1520.50

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This is a great product. However, make sure you still floss. I used the water flosser only between my dental cleanings and I ended up with a lot of tarter that had to be scraped off. I was told that I should continue using string floss as plaque is sticky and a water flosser can leave some behind. The hygienist compared it to expecting rain clean your car well. I still give it 5 stars as it remove particles from between my teeth that floss leaves behind. Also, my teeth were nearly perfectly clean during my last visit to the dentist. There was virtually no tarter as I followed her recommendation to both string and water floss.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025

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jim kelso

Charlottesville, US

★★★★★ 3

They leak and the don’t last, but they’re sleek.

Color: Black

I love the shape of this flosser, that aspect is perfect. That’s the reason I’ve bought (3) over the years. But unfortunately, I’m done. Looking for a new gig. Every single one has leaked water. I just dealt with it. But the year and a half life they last is the deal breaker. Buy the insurance. You will use it. They simply do not last forever.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2026

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Jeanne

Natrona Heights, US

★★★★★ 5

Perfect for home or traveling

Color: White

This is my second water floss, product, and by far the best. Yes, the water reservoir is not as large as some of the others, but it is perfectly adequate. Easy to use, has three different settings, that are easy to change. Definitely enough power to get all the food out from between my teeth. I use this when I had braces, and I use it now with my retainer, so that my teeth are always clean. I like the design, and the fact that it doesn’t have a tube to suck the water. The charge lasts for an extended period of time and recharging is very quick. I can go two to three weeks, and it’s still got a good charge to it. Highly recommend.

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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2023

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Gregg Jackson

Chelsea, US

★★★★★ 5

Surprisingly Great!

Color: Black

I’m writing this review because I am actually Overly satisfied with this product. There are many high quality brands that have similar “water flossers” with high price tags. The price on this was relatively inexpensive so I decided to try it knowing Amazon’s great return policy. I’ve had it for just over a week and I’m borderline addicted to how good my teeth feel after using this along with normal brushing and mouthwash. It’s a legit “just left the dentist feeling” I can say for the price it is a good value and works great. This comes with a few extra standard heads, a specialized head with small brush for braces and a tongue scraper. I primarily use the standard head which is just a small jet that allows you to shoot the water stream between your teeth. I also have used the tongue scraper just to try it and it’s not bad. Allows you to scrape your tongue while a stream of water cleans and rinses. Anyone who flosses regularly knows it sucks and can be gross. Let’s face it, you are ripping old food out of your teeth. It’s a necessary evil for a healthy mouth. I used the small plastic floss picks for a while and they do a decent job. Dental hygienists usually argue it’s not the same but I think it’s better than not flossing at all. Now my routine is a quick floss with the floss picks followed by this water flosser - and it’s fantastic. The unit is well made and has a few different modes. I stick to the standard mode which is a constant jet of water. It’s aggressive and can be intimidating at first so here are some tips I think will help: 1. I use slightly warm water. Cold water blasted at your teeth is not fun. Warm water is a way better experience. The reservoir is easy to fill right from the sink. 2. It will take a couple tries to figure exactly how to use it. If you just hit the power button it will jet water everywhere before you get it in your mouth. My suggestion is put it in your mouth, aim the head between your teeth, close your mouth and then hit the power button. Once it starts you just move it from tooth to tooth between your teeth. Once you get the hang of it it’s great. I do my top teeth, spit out, then do the bottom row and spit out. I follow it up with brushing and mouthwash. Literally the fresh from the dentist feeling. 3. The reservoir is small so it runs out quickly but it’s so easy to refill I wouldn’t call it an issue. If it were larger it would be bulky and the other brands that have a big tank and hose are just too much to deal with. After a week of using I can quickly do all my teeth with one fill. I usually do a second round as well because im addicted. 4. Be careful of turning it on when it’s not in your mouth. The jet is strong and could shoot you in the eye. Not joking. 5. It may be awkward at first but once you get used to doing it you get better at it and it’s much easier. The power button is your friend. I turn it on and off to control the jetting to get more time out of the reservoir and to prevent spraying everywhere. 6. It has a USB charger and it works well. It seems to go almost a week without charging and I use twice a day sometimes - because I’m addicted. Overall it’s great value for the low price. I’m Not sure how long it will last but I would definitely get another one if this one failed.

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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2022

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Bara

Battle Creek, US

★★★★★ 5

Long-Term Review – Still Works Like New After Months of Daily Use

Color: Black, Color: Black

I purchased the Nicwell Water Dental Flosser in June 2024, and I’ve been using it consistently ever since. I wanted to wait before reviewing so I could speak to durability and battery life — and I’m glad I did. Performance: This flosser does a very thorough job cleaning between teeth and along the gumline. It removes debris that traditional string floss sometimes misses and leaves my mouth feeling noticeably fresher. The pressure is strong enough to deep clean but not uncomfortable. Modes & Usability: The different modes are useful depending on how sensitive your gums feel. Switching between them is simple, and the controls are straightforward. It’s lightweight and easy to handle, even in the shower. Battery Life (Very Impressive): One of the standout features is the battery. Months later, it still holds a charge just like it did when I first bought it. I don’t have to recharge it often, and charging is quick and easy. Build Quality: The unit feels solid and well-made. I haven’t experienced leaks, power issues, or performance decline. It still operates like new. Who It’s Great For: • Anyone who struggles with traditional floss • People with sensitive gums • Those wanting a portable option for travel • Anyone looking to upgrade their oral hygiene routine I haven’t had any problems with it, and it’s been consistent since day one. For the price and quality, I think it’s a great investment in daily dental care. Highly recommend.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2026