What is the difference between the WP-60 W model and the WP-65 model of the Waterpik Water Flosser?
2006363
I don't know but I have this model : "classic - 65W", mfg warranty-2yrs, 3 tip- his and her water pic for gum area, 1 - tongue, 6 pressure setting. Mine is almost 2 years, still working. the blue water tank should sock in vinegar water to remove water deposit.
2006364
We prefer the WP-60 because it has six setting whereas the WP-65 that we have has only one and it is very low pressure force. Doesn't clean as well!
1028980
Yes, mine is brand new, and I can't deal with the rattling racket, so I'm considering returning it and going back to the good-old floss. Besides, the waterpik use left food particles between my teeth, which the after-flossing captured.
1789095
I can't find the battery information on the waterpik. It only says made in China. I guess it is Ni-Mh. Usually Li-ION is expensive. Thanks.
1010477
I have a waterpik wp-60 and it fits mine. If your 100 is newer than mine, it will fit it. It won't fit older models like the waterpik wp-30 which has a smaller opening on the unit.
619435
I went on the waterpik web site and found a replacement hose for Model WP 100 for $8.99 - I don't know if this will fit your model --we have a WP60
1536980
I've received two units, the waterpik waterflosser ultra and the traveller. The first one works perfectly. It fulfilled and overpassed my expectations, but the traveller unit it didn't work from the first time. I complained about this malfunction and I never received a positive answer and a solution of this problem.
1585471
It appears that the nsl would be "standard" thread and the nml would be "metric" thread. Big difference and it's not distinguished on the Waterpik web site.
202666
Almost. The 655 is a 650 specially packaged for Costco that contains a few extra accessories in the box that apparently the 650 doesn't. With the Costco 655 you get Extra Brush Set, Extra Filter Set, Round Brush Cleaning Tool, Flat Brush Cleaning Tool, none of which come in the 650 (according to the comparison charts).
1789093
I agree with Gabriel Dibble...the battery is Ni-Mh. Like most electric toothbrushes, the WaterFlosser rechargeable is contained within the case that has no obvious "door" or cover that allows you access to replace the rechargeable battery after it will no longer hold a charge. This qualifies for "planned obsolescence".
111729
WaterPik PPR-2 replacement pik pocket tips for WP-100, WP-450, and WP-360, is what the product description states. Mine is a WP-100. So I don't know about you WP-440
2148327
The pressure is great. I had Waterpik Waterflosser Cordless Rechargeable WP-360W by Waterpik before and I find this to be the better of the two. Thanks.
2093180
This is slightly off topic. I just bought the new Water Pik (WP100) from Amazon. I bought the Nasal tip from Anthony Products. They have a minimum order so I had to buy four of them. Since I only have one nose I have more of the tips than I need. I still have two for the WP100 and one for the old machine (WP60, WP70). These are made of stainless steel and Delrin. The Dr. Grossan tip looks real cheap next to them.At any rate they are never used and in the sealed plastic bags. I will take $14 each plus shipping.Phil
379509
I am not sure but I think sonicare is the only one that makes an air/water flosser. Can't you order them and if they don't fit return them.
1985359
It definitely has enough water pressure to clean my teeth well. The water pressure at my house fluctuates a bit and I noticed that when the water pressure is higher the WaterPik works better. Having a good charge on the battery is also very important. This is a very good unit though I wish the battery lasted longer.
869119
Sorry but I'm not know exactly the difference. I had this model and it works very well.
1147679
The wp-100 has a larger tank for water and is more convenient to use. I have the wp360w, I don't recommend this because the battery should be charge almost 24/7 and has a spraying time of only 30 seconds.
175185
I know it fits the WP- 100.You can always go to the waterpik website and see what tool works with what.