what is the difference between this and Waterpik Cordless Plus Water Flosser WP-450?
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one is for traveling and the other is for home. They are both equally powerful.
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Overall this product is working well. The power is enough and I feel my tooth is getting much improvement with brushing. Only the small one makes some big noise when use it. If it's possible buying the big unit and a cordless one are the best combination. I didn't ask I ordered this one but I got it different one, no cordless one inside, I may have to contact the customer service to figure it out.
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If you go to this amazon page and scroll down, it lists everything that's included in the box: Waterpik Complete Care Water Flosser and Sonic Toothbrush (WP-900)
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According to WaterPik the speed is 30,000 +I would assume that is on the higher of the 2 available speeds.
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It worked very well on my Waterpik, until the unit broke. I had an older model and it was very compatible. I don't know about the new ones, as I did not replace the Waterpik.
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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.
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The only differences that I have found are: colour, price, and the fact that the kids water flosser is NOT wired for international power (meaning that if you plug it in outside of Canada and the US you run the risk of burning out the motor.)
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I have used both. The hands down winner is the Panasonic. It's just more powerful. I get a better shave and it seems more waterproof.
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I am not too sure about the differences. My dentist provided me with the diamond clean when I bought the unit, and I really like diamond. I like the size (it's compact in brissel size) and shape of the brush. Sorry I couldn't be more help!
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I have not replaced them. I wash them in the dishwasher and have not used the item that much. It's not as powerful as I would have liked. It's good to have on hand, but with traveling now, I use the Waterpik brand travel appliance, Traveler WP-300. It comes with a zippered case and the small appliance is powerful to do the job well. It's easy to pack in your carry on. It's my favorite of all the air flossers I've purchased over the years.
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Go to Waterpik.com and give them all the info. They have amazing customer service.
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According to the Waterpik wbsite it works with the following models:WP60/65/70/72
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The one I bought has variable speed, but probably not as much power as a plug in dremel or oster trimmer, but you really don't need more IMO. The plug in Peticure is much more powerful than the cordless one.
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I am not really sure. Looking at both head types they appear to be different in the stem at the bottom which plugs into the flosser. I really don't think they will work in the newer model. You might try Sonicare's web site and ask them that question.
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We got our waterpik using save on foods rewards. It does not show it is a model 700W, but the bushes we got work great, bonus there was three brushes and all work great.
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No. There are multiple packages. The WP 450 is a cordless version and while big, can be used for travel. The package shown is not the package with the WP450. It has a smaller reservoir type unit that they call a travel unit but it is way too cumbersome. I thought I was ordering the package with the WP-450 based on the description on the Amazon site but they shipped the one attached. Don't be misled.
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Waterpik 100 Ultra is what it says on the instructions I just took out of packet
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You would be better off buying a 220-240V version such as is sold in Australia and Europe/UK, otherwise your warranty will be void. amazon.co.uk lists this item. At the moment, Australian retailers are still selling the previous model (WP100). Right now there is one Ebay seller with this item (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Waterpik-Aquarius-Ultra-Professional-Waterflosser-WP660-New-Model-RRP-199-99-/222009077107), who might post to you if you ask.