Oral B Humming Bird Flosser Refills (Pack of 15)
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Product Reviews of Oral B Humming Bird Flosser Refills (Pack of 15)
Product Review: Great product
Summary: 5 Stars
Compact yet easy to handle. Strong floss won't break. Must have available at all times. Product Review: Forget the Hummingbird - Reach for a manual flosser
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought this thinking it would be easier to use than a manual flosser, do a better job, or both. Was I disappointed. The floss is too loose to snap between your teeth, you have to constantly press the button to activate the motion (no true on/off switch), and it is too short. You have to have your hand in your mouth to use it on molars. I tried several times thinking I would eventually get the hang of it. Finally I gave up and went back to my manual Reach flosser. It's a much better product for half the price. Reach Access Daily Flosser Family Pack With 14 Refill Heads - 1 EachProduct Review: Great
Summary: 5 Stars
i love the hummingbird very easy to use and it works great. Flossing has never been easier for meProduct Review: Easy to use and convenient..
Summary: 4 Stars
I like this product. Makes flossing much easier and more convenient than straight string. My only quip is that the floss sometimes separates strands. Also, I wish this product were available in other floss types, like the tape/wide floss.Product Review: My Dental Hygenist Approves.
Summary: 5 Stars
Last year I was diagnosed with peridontal disease. After the first root scaling, flossing became a very important part of preventing that from ever happening again. My hands do not fit in my mouth to easily floss all of the teeth without trying to stuff both hands in my mouth. These flossers are wonderful and work very well at dislodging food between the teeth. My hygenist commented on the rapid improvement I have had. As for throwing them away after each flossing, it isn't necessary. I rinse the head after use in hot water, and dip it into Listerine to sterilize it for the next use. I wait until the flost starts to self destruct before replacing. I do not replace my toothbrush after every single use, so I don't see a problem with this. A little common sense goes a long way.