Does the floss come off easily from the floss pick? I used dentek floss picks for kids (animal shape ones) and floss comes off picks, wasted 9 bags!
585362
no I don't think so but they are not as nice as a plackers design I have had before.
585363
The package offers more than the product delivers, it even mentions that the floss "never breaks". Worse floss I ever had.
585364
No, I've never had the floss come off of the pick - I have had it break in the middle a couple of times in the first bag I had but never come off.
585365
They very rarely come off the pick. I have very tightly spaced teeth (why I need fine floss) and I have had maybe 2-3 come apart over the last 10 bags or so.
585366
If you're asking about it breaking or shredding, it will if you have a lot of teeth that are close together or if you are rough with them. Now on my second bag and only once did the floss shred and break. Hope this answers your question. Perhaps you could ask at a drug store if you could get a sample. The manager may do that for you ...worth asking.
585367
These are amazing flossers and can be used over and over and over. They do not break or stretch. LOVE them.
585368
I've gone through at least three bags of this style pick and have never had the floss come off the pick. It has, however, shredded between my teeth upon occasion, but not so bad I had to toss them.
585369
Been through at least 10 packs of these I I think that's happened with maybe one pick. I'm not gentle with them either.
585370
I use these daily and have some teeth quite tight together. I have never had the floss detach in hundreds of uses.
679778
As another poster said, I would bet it has to do with the packaging, not the product itself. I've never know a baby to choke on a key teether product. I have seem other reviews that stated these are thin and flimsy, so perhaps that is what it is referring to.
650541
Yes...they easily remove...even a baby can take them off, but she used to chew on those instead of her crib...now we use them on her toddler bed just in case!
48233
I have only owned mine a short while. The clip does come apart, but not because of real breakage. Rather, I think it aids in sanitizing them. The ear clip easily reattaches to the stem and STAYS PUT. I've had no problems and the clips are gentle on the backs of my ears! I love these!
975476
I think it would take a lot to make one come off. I use them for administering shots to my alpacas. I have one girl who bucks and rears like a bronco when giving monthlies, and I've never had one come off. But never say never, as they say...
9903
The 3 in 1 floss is thinner, both the wide and narrow parts. Maybe good if the spacing between your teeth make it difficult to pull the Perio floss between your teeth. Because of the narrower diameter, I don't think it does a good a job of cleaning.
1536986
Your supposed to add this to your routine instead of skipping the floss. I do think it feels cleaner overall. I don't find it difficult to do at least once a day.
428196
Dental floss is the thinnest to go between teeth. If you have to push with dental floss then the space is too small to use Brushpick. I have one space between my two front teeth that I have to use dental floss. What I like brush pick is it is easy and quick to use with one hand to get straight to the base between teeth to push food out especially between bridges. It's more socially acceptable than floss which sometime bounce out the debris. I clean my teeth privately unless I am with close family, then I use Brushpick. Then I floss when I am alone. Happy teeth cleaning! Nan
1991528
Yes, I have had 2 come off the same dog. I put them on tight but she plays ruff with the bigger dogs so I'm not sure if they loosen it up or not. The last one she only had on 5 days before it came off and was chewed in a hundred pieces. She is an inside dog When they come off she chews them up. BUT my two big outside dogs have them and have never had a problem with them. I highly recommend them and will try it again for my little girl.
1104215
It does not come off....and it sucks to store in the bag. While I have not broken mine yet...it seems immanent...
1302929
yeh, but they can come apart easily when a kid tugs on them hard enough. they also drop them all over the place... careful opening the bag. also be aware there were a fair amount of "duds" in the tube; maybe 20-25% of the sticks didn't light up or were very dim (old, maybe?)
1536985
My dental hygienist always insist on flossing but I find the water pick much easier to us and a large amount of food particles caught between the teeth come out. Together with an electric toothbrush that also messages my gum, there have been no complains from my dentist on annual checkups.
346384
It comes off the dentures very easy. It is natural and secure. You will have to get some of it off your gums just like any other denture product. I prefer it to dyes and chemicals in other product.
43330
These are not boxes/cartidges of floss. There are 75 individual, disposable floss picks per bag. There is about 1-inch of floss attached to each pick. The photos of the floss picks on the packaging and of the bags with a display window to see the picks is 100% accurate.
235436
No, you just pull it off with your hands . Teeth are short so not a probem.
383068
I just had a deep cleaning done and was told to floss 2 times daily to help with deep pockets. I asked about a water pick and she said even better, but to still floss at least once a week.
967112
I have both the small and large size. found the large size stayed in better. They will only come out or get dislodged if you pull them out with your hands. the downside is it takes a lot of space in your mouth and keeps it partially open. better than chipping your teeth or biting your tongue.