Wednesday, April 14, 2010

QuickBreeze, Oral Irrigator

The QuickBreeze is always ready to use because there is no reservoir to fill or battery to recharge, requires no electricity and stores out of sight when not in use.

QuickBreeze, Oral Irrigator

More power - No mess
No more dumb water tank to store, fill or clean
Selected as a TOP SELLER by Amazon for 2009 holiday season based on sales and customer satisfaction
Dentist-recommended fan spray tips
"No Tool" installation

Customer Reviews

Simplicity at its best
I've been using an oral irrigator as part of my dental hygienics for a long time. I use to be a Waterpik fan for many years until recently. My first Waterpik lasted over ten years. Fair enough for a home appliance. So about a year ago I bought their new model; big mistake. The cheap brittle hose snapped after a few months. Being a technically savvy sort I was able to get the machine apart, and reattach the hose. Then it started breaking at the handle. That took a little more finesse and some Super Glue. After the third time it broke off at the handle, I had my fill with a poorly made product.

So I went in search of an alternative. Oral Breeze's Quikpik QuickPik - Dental Oral Irrigator was the answer for me. It attaches directly to your faucet where you can adjust the water pressure and temperature with you faucet. It does require you to replace your aerator, but that is not a difficult task. Once you've done that, you can simply attach and detach the unit at will.

Oh, did I mention it's made like gang busters and has a life time warranty. And talk about customer service: I had a small problem with one of the tips (it comes with two), so I called Tom at the customer service number. No problem, he sent out two new tips at no extra cost and included a little gift of Therapics to boot. Wow!

I love this thing, no electricity , no ugly thing-a-ma-tub in the bathroom taking up space. I'm a convert, but I guess you figured that out by now.

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