How large is the waterpik
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It is not large, and does not take much room on a vanity, or if you want to take it on a trip, does not take much room in a suitcase- but be sure to wrap it in plastic, if traveling with it. Get some care instructions off the waterpik.com web site.
1555664
The body of the waterpik stands 8 inches tall, and the little doodad the water comes out of adds another three inches.
1555665
It is the size of an electric toothbrush. It holds enough water for one use. This model does not have strong enough power to remove much between teeth. I see there is a newer model. Maybe it is better.
1555666
The Waterpik Waterflosser is 12" high from base to flosser tip, about 1-1/2" wide and 2" deep. It holds enough water for one use, but you can refill again if you feel you need more.
1555667
About 10" The dark blue part is where you put the water so that is not a base. The whole thing is used.
2040152
Go to Waterpik.com and give them all the info. They have amazing customer service.
1203576
The diameter is about 6-7in around and about a foot long. I actually had to remove some of the stuffing because it was too big to be a small neck pillow like I'd wanted. I use it as a neck pillow for patients in the dental chair
1573031
It's about the size of a facial cotton round (sold in drug stores all over the place), I'd estimate 2 inches in diameter. It is thinner than I expected but not flimsy. The surface has a waffled texture to grab gunk off the dog's teeth.
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It's about four feet I would say. If I recall there were reviews about this product having cracks in both the interchangeable heads. This was the case with mine. Both had very small cracks in the plastic that prevented a good seal. Nearly as much water escaped thru the cracks as did from the misting heads.
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It's 1.25 Inches, or 31.75 mm, from the inside edge of the "mouth" to the other side.
1026531
7 1/2 inches long....body is about 1 inch thick and the head is almost 2 inches. Hope this helps...
1562211
The toothbrush head is smaller than a conventional toothbrush-a little shorter and narrower-1"x 3/8". This model does not have the auto timer so you have to judge for yourself how long to brush in each quadrant of your mouth. I have used this brand of automatic toothbrush for years and it has been great. I gave one to my daughter for Christmas one year and she said it was one of the best presents ever!
501322
The unit is compact; about the size of 1/2 loaf of bread. It works wonders for your dental hygiene. I have 2 , love them both and use them every day.
1956402
Approximately 19" long (it's a parallelogram), by 5" wide, by 11.5" tall. It is well worth the real estate it takes up. It removes the bad tastes from the nasty Chicago water!
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About an inch to an inch and a half of water. My son uses this to clean his retainer and it has worked well for him.
1052689
It's about 5 inches, fits near my mouth and is about the size of a pencil cut in half length-wise. Definitely not bulky.
1839701
4 to 5 inches long and a a few inches wide. It fits in the palm of a large hand.
2275729
I don't know exactly, it was a gift for someone else. But I would say that it looks like a double sized tooth brush.
2100550
The Waterpik and brush are not high powered pieces of equipment. I suggest checking the box or manufacturer for information. I expect that is is minimal. AK
2231916
I just measured one for you. It's approximately 1cm long. (.393 inches). Pretty small and easy to swallow. ;)
1128197
6" per the Waterpik website (http://www.waterpik.com/shower-head/products/rain-shower/ASR-733/)