How is the Cordless Slide different from a full-size Waterpik?

It is cordless and collapses for storage, but its reservoir is smaller and it has fewer pressure settings than countertop models. Expect more refills and less power than a plug-in unit.

Does it work with braces and implants?

Waterpik says the Orthodontic tip is up to 3x as effective at removing plaque around braces, and the Plaque Seeker tip is up to 2x as effective for gum health around implants compared with string floss.

How long does the battery last?

Waterpik rates it for about a week of typical once-daily use per charge. Heavier use or higher pressure settings will drain it faster.

What comes in the box?

The flosser, a charging cord and a set of tips, typically including the Orthodontic and Plaque Seeker tips. Check the tip count before you buy.

Can I use mouthwash in it?

Waterpik recommends water or a 1:1 mix of water and mouthwash, and rinsing the reservoir after use. Straight mouthwash can clog the pump.

Is it good for travel?

Yes, the sliding body packs small, but the reservoir is small too, so you will refill it during a session. It is not waterproof for shower use.

Where is the Waterpik Cordless Slide Water Flosser cheapest?

At Walmart, for $138.77, as of our latest check.

Waterpik Cordless Slide Water Flosser

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Our take on the Waterpik Cordless Slide Water Flosser

The Waterpik Cordless Slide (WF-16) is a rechargeable cordless water flosser that collapses to about half its length for storage and travel. It uses a water jet plus pulsations to clean between teeth and below the gumline, and Waterpik claims up to 99.9% plaque removal in treated areas. It suits people who want a portable irrigator and brace or implant wearers who use the Orthodontic or Plaque Seeker tips. Against cordless rivals it trades a large reservoir and many pressure settings for a compact, sliding body.

Best forTravel and small bathroomsBraces and implant wearersPeople who skip string flossSmall-counter storage

Pros

Collapses to roughly half its length for storage
Rechargeable, no cord while in use
Works with Plaque Seeker and Orthodontic tips
Waterpik's plaque and gum-health claims are backed by its own clinical testing

Cons

Small reservoir means frequent refills
Fewer pressure settings than full-size Waterpik models
Cordless pressure is weaker than plug-in units
Tips and reservoir need regular cleaning

Waterpik Cordless Slide Water Flosser prices at every store

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About the Waterpik Cordless Slide Water Flosser

The Waterpik Cordless Slide Water Flosser (WF-16) is a rechargeable electric water flosser for daily cleaning. It uses a combination of water pressure and pulsations to clean deep between teeth and below the gumline. It removes up to 99.9% of plaque from treated areas.

The device slides to 50% of its size for easier storage.

Used with the Plaque Seeker tip, it is up to 2x as effective as string floss for improving gum health around implants. Used with the Orthodontic tip, it is up to 3x as effective for removing plaque around braces.

Model: WF-16
Type: Cordless, rechargeable water flosser
Color: White
Storage: Slides to 50% of its size
Plaque removal: Up to 99.9% from treated areas
Tips: Plaque Seeker tip, Orthodontic tip

Specifications

color: WhiteSource

Questions and answers

How is the Cordless Slide different from a full-size Waterpik?: It is cordless and collapses for storage, but its reservoir is smaller and it has fewer pressure settings than countertop models. Expect more refills and less power than a plug-in unit.
Does it work with braces and implants?: Waterpik says the Orthodontic tip is up to 3x as effective at removing plaque around braces, and the Plaque Seeker tip is up to 2x as effective for gum health around implants compared with string floss.
How long does the battery last?: Waterpik rates it for about a week of typical once-daily use per charge. Heavier use or higher pressure settings will drain it faster.
What comes in the box?: The flosser, a charging cord and a set of tips, typically including the Orthodontic and Plaque Seeker tips. Check the tip count before you buy.
Can I use mouthwash in it?: Waterpik recommends water or a 1:1 mix of water and mouthwash, and rinsing the reservoir after use. Straight mouthwash can clog the pump.
Is it good for travel?: Yes, the sliding body packs small, but the reservoir is small too, so you will refill it during a session. It is not waterproof for shower use.
Where is the Waterpik Cordless Slide Water Flosser cheapest?: At Walmart, for $138.77, as of our latest check.