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Hydro Floss Cordless Oral Irrigator - $29.95 Usual Sale Price $49.95 ($20 off) @ My Discount Store

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Hydro Floss Cordless Oral Irrigator - $29.95 Usual Sale Price $49.95 ($20 off) @ My Discount Store
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Associatedpmason78 on 28/03/2017 - 10:38 mydiscountstore.com.au (850 clicks)
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HYDRO20

$20 Discount Code: HYDRO20
Hydro Floss Cordless Oral Irrigator Only $29.95 Usual Sale Price $49.95 ($20 off)
Flat Rate Shipping $5

12 months warranty
Same day dispatch when placed before 12pm during weekdays

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BELOW DESCRIPTION COPIED FROM MDS WEBSITE

"GIVE YOUR TEETH THE EXTRA CARE THEY DESERVE

Pulses of water from this hand-held hydroflosser sweep between teeth to gently remove food particles and build-up. The rechargeable device helps combat plaque and gingivitis-causing bacteria by targeting places that floss struggles to reach, including between bridgework, braces, and third rows of teeth.

RE-CHARGABLE BATTERY OPERATED ORAL IRRIGATOR

Removes up to 99.9% of plaque from treated areas

Up to 2 x as effective as string floss to improve gum health and reverse gingivitis

Up to 3 x as effective as string floss for cleaning around braces

Remove bacteria deep between teeth and below the gum line where brushing and flossing can't reach

Massages & stimulates gums to improve circulation and keep your gums healthy

Ideal for cleaning around bridges, braces and crowns

3 operation modes (Normal, Soft, Pulse) with LED indication, deliver a water pressure of 40 to 80 psi with 1400 pulses per minute.

Auto shut-off turns off after 2 minutes cycle is complete

High volume tank capacity. Water tank has dual design for easy water refill

Water proof and washable

CONTENT INCLUDES:

1 x Oral Irrigator

2 x Irrigator Nozzle

1 x Orthodontic Tip

1 x Tongue Cleaner"

Health & Beauty Appliance Dental Care Electric Flosser HydroFloss OralCare

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  • MasterScythe on 28/03/2017 - 10:42
    +2

    Wow, that thing is NOT small.

    http://cdn6.bigcommerce.com/s-nfvvjpo/products/115/images/50…

    • thebargainhunter on 28/03/2017 - 11:29

      T.W.S.S….

    • c0balt on 28/03/2017 - 12:05
      +2

      The non portable ones have base stations with a large water reservoir and use a cord to pump the water into the handle. Portable ones have the reservoir in the handle, which is why they look a bit funny to hold.

      I've got a Phillips portable one that is smaller (was a very popular deal on this site back in the day), and I have to refill it twice to get a whole clean. This one looks like it has a reservoir twice the size which would come in handy.

      My experience has been overall positive with water flossing. I have small gaps between my teeth and sometimes floss gets shredded/stuck and that feeling is like nails on chalkboard for me. Floss over time is also more expensive than recharging batteries and putting in water.

      My only gripe is these things can get really messy. I can't use mine outside of the shower unless I want to cover the mirror and walls in water+residual spit. Using one like that guy is in the photo you supplied would be a sure way to spray paint everything in front of him in foamy water.

    • Kossac on 28/03/2017 - 14:22
      +3

      no wonder the guy using it is so ripped

  • dbun1 on 28/03/2017 - 10:52

    How well do these things actually work?

    Are they actually as effective as using floss to get in-between the teeth?

  • adamm12 on 28/03/2017 - 11:04

    stuff it, i'm giving this a shot…i hate flossing!

  • spot2001 on 28/03/2017 - 12:10

    I've used it and can say it's quite good but still can't replace flossing. I find it great for the places that's hard to floss (back of the teeth, between the western tooth and the last teeth).

    The problem is if your dinner/lunch is actually stuck in between the tooth and the water jet is not powerful enough, you still need to floss it to get it out.

    I've used this one but it died on me six months into it. Bought a WaterPik and still use it twice a week with normal floss. If you can't use the normal dental floss string like me, I use the floss sticks such as http://www.chemistwarehouse.com.au/buy/67059/Aim-Cool-Floss-… and find them much more usable than the normal floss string.

  • sajidmib on 28/03/2017 - 12:12

    thanks bought one, I guess I am also giving it a shot based on c0balt's recommendation

  • autolux on 28/03/2017 - 13:08

    thanks, been meaning to try one of these things for ages, but they're usually in the 70+ area.

  • tgame on 28/03/2017 - 15:36

    thanks mate, will get this a try.

  • Shanda on 28/03/2017 - 17:40

    I think this is a fake brand, I checked the hydrofloss website and they dont sell this product, I have also check amazon and several other sites - cannot find this type of product under the hydrofloss brand, also noted that the brand symbol is different.

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