Review (4/5): Compact and easy to use
I hadn't used a waterpik in years. The last time I had one it was a bulky plug in to the wall with cords and took up a good deal of mass on my bathroom counter. This is quite the opposite, it's compact with the water tank and nozzle head all in the same hand held device. I love that it takes up so much less space on the counter top and I think it will be very good for travel, although it doesn't come with a travel case so I have to figure out how to pack it up and get my own case.
The flow is good with a choice of three different modes. Soft, Standard, and Massage. I like soft and the pulsing of the massage the best.
I do find the instructions on cleaning to be a little confusing. The instructions say to clean the water tank use a dry or wet cloth but there isn't any way to get to the inside of the water tank except through the small fill hole.
The system comes with a few different nozzle head designs depending on the use. standard, orthodonic, oral pocket, and tongue scrapping. I will be using all but the tongue scrapping but when I looked on Amazon to see about how to order replacements when it's time to change the nozzle there were no replacement nozzle pieces sold. Maybe we are supposed to purchase an entirely new irrigation system when we need a new nozzle. I looked on the website and didn't find the irrigator product on it. Maybe it's too new and replacement nozzles will be coming but for now I worry that I won't have a way to use continue using this model when my nozzles are worn out.
Overall I do like the ease of use for the waterpik irrigator.