Best Water Flossers

The Waterpik brand is a market leader and, as one of its best-sellers, the Water flosser doesn’t disappoint. Yes, it is a sizable model, but this electric flosser designed to sit on the countertop, and it has a long-lasting water reservoir. The spec is impressive too, with 10 pressure settings plus a special gum massage function for an extra layer of ‘feel-good’. You can also set the built-in timer to pace your cleaning.

This is a good wet flosser for families as you get seven tips for multiple use as well as special tips for plaque cleaning and more sensitive orthodontics. However, all this spec doesn’t make it light, and users do report it is on the noisy side. It’s not the cheapest either, but you do get a lot of quality water flossing for your dollar.

If you are looking for a good value wet flosser to take on your travels, then check out this cordless model from Cremax. While it isn’t as lightweight as you may expect, it does come with a sizable water reservoir to give you longer between top ups. And the cordless design makes it easily portable, and it has an impressive 14-day usage on a single charge.

When it comes to cleaning, it is suitable for brace wearers or sensitive mouths but has enough power to up its game when it comes to stubborn plaque. Add in a 360° rotating nozzle for easy reaching as well as four additional power floss dental water jets and this is a good everyday cleaner, whether you are home or away.

Tipping the scales at just over one pound, the H2ofloss is a nicely portable wet flosser that is not a lightweight when it comes to cleaning power. With five settings, taking you from 20 to 110psi you can set it for even sensitive teeth and the tips are small enough to get into those awkward spaces. The all-important charge time also goes in the H2ofloss’s favor, giving you up to 15 days on a single charge.

However, the control buttons can be a little fiddly to use. However, add in a 360° rotating nozzle, five changeable heads and a waterproof design to protect against leaks and you get a lot of spec for your money with this quality, and well-priced, wet flosser.

If you love Waterpik flossers but want something more portable, then their rechargeable model could well be the one for you! The portable waterpik has all the quality flossing you’d expect but with the added convenience of being able to take it with you, wherever you go.

The lightest wet flosser in our review, it is also waterproof so you can even use it in the shower for the ultimate in multi-task cleaning. With three settings, four extra tips and an impressively quiet operation, it is however not as powerful as the corded model. But as a travel wet flosser, it does hit the mark, thanks to its rapid charge and neat carry bag.

For the larger family, iTeknic have come up with a monster of a wet flosser, offering no less than 600ml of water in its bult-in reservoir. And with seven tips, including periodontal that’s ideal for brace wearers or those with crowns or implants it is versatile enough to adapt to the flossing needs of everyone in your home.

This device has a powerful water flossing punch too, giving up to 125psi, but can be dialed down with its 10 power settings. Despite its size, we like how easy this electric flosser is to use, enhanced by its rotating nozzle and all the accessories detach for effect cleaning after use.

Designed to be gentle on sensitive or brace wearing teeth, the Bestope Water Flosser can certainly step it up when you need a blast of extra waterpower. But the flosser is easy to control, thanks to its five power modes. This flosser is also a winner when it comes sheer battery life, as you can get a whopping 30 days use out of a single charge.

The main downside to this hardworking portable flosser must be its water reservoir, which will empty quite quickly if you are flossing on the higher power settings. That aside, for a durable flosser you can take on vacation or pop into your gym bag, this is one of the best, and as it comes with its own smart carry case, your teeth will thank you for it.

We finish our best water flosser review with another corded model, which is the sizeable Atmoko. Designed to offer a professional style clean, it has 10 power settings, from a gentle 25psi to a deep cleaning 120 to tackle more stubborn tartar and plaque. It also has a pulsing action for a deeper, all-round clean. But this does mean it can be a little too keen if you don’t pick the right power setting and it is on the noisy side too.

To supply this power jet, you also get a 600ml water reservoir, so enough for all the family. For versatility, you also get seven different tips to cover all your teeth flossing bases, from targeting tartar and plaque to braces and more sensitive mouths. The whole device is also easy to take apart, for quick cleaning and maintenance.