Philips Sonicare Cordless Water Flosser - White

For optimal gum health and plaque removal, it is recommended to use the water flosser at least once a day, ideally after brushing, to clean between teeth and along the gumline.

Yes, you can use mouthwash in the reservoir. However, after using mouthwash, it is advisable to flush the device by running a reservoir full of plain water through it to prevent buildup and maintain hygiene.

A full charge provides up to 14 days of typical use, based on one 60-second cleaning session per day.

The 'Clean' mode is for everyday flossing, providing a consistent stream of water. The 'Deep Clean' mode offers a more intense, pulsating stream designed to tackle stubborn plaque and provide a deeper clean in specific areas.

Yes, the device comes with two interchangeable nozzles: a single stream and a Quad Stream tip. It is recommended to replace your nozzles every 6 months or sooner if they become visibly worn or damaged, to ensure optimal performance and hygiene.

Yes, the Philips Sonicare Cordless Water Flosser features three adjustable intensity settings, allowing you to choose a lower, gentler pressure that is suitable for sensitive gums while still providing effective cleaning.

Ensure the device is fully charged using the USB Type-C cable. If it's charged and still not turning on, try resetting it by holding the power button for 10 seconds. If the issue persists, contact customer support.

Check that the reservoir is full and securely attached. Ensure the nozzle is firmly clicked into place. If the issue continues, the nozzle might be clogged; try cleaning it or replacing it with a new one. Also, check for any mineral buildup in the device by running a solution of equal parts white vinegar and water through it.

Ensure you are fully charging the device for the recommended time. Battery performance can decrease over time with regular use. If the battery life significantly shortens rapidly, contact customer support.

Make sure the nozzle is correctly aligned and firmly pressed down until it clicks into position. If the issue persists with multiple nozzles, the main unit's connection point might be worn, and you should contact customer support.