It’s so quiet. In comparison to the oral irrigator machines I had that eventually breakdown, this device really is quiet. Since it’s connected to the bathroom sink faucet, less space is taken up and there’s no worries about microbe buildup like with the machine. So, if you want an oral irrigator and the municipal water in your area is good, get this device.

I purchased two QuickBreezes in 2009. I use mine daily, and it is still in use after nearly 13 years. My QuickBreeze's valve has just recently started leaking slightly, so I am going to purchase another QuickBreeze. I think it's amazing that these devices have had such good longevity. Oral Breeze did replace a few tubing parts for us once, but still. It's a shame that QuickBreeze's Amazon.com score is so mediocre and that a few bad reviews are displayed very prominently. That's unfair and unrepresentative, in my opinion, unless the quality of the product has changed a lot since 2009. I travel with my QuickBreeze occasionally, and a number of hotel and friends' faucets now have cleaner faucet aerators as a result. Whenever I replace one of these aerators temporarily with a QuickBreeze adapter, I clean off the aerator's little particles. I've noticed that hotel maids don't recognize that anything's different when I replace the hotel bathroom's normal aerator with a QuickBreeze adapter temporarily, so I normally just leave the adapter in place during the day while I'm away from the room, and I haven't lost a single adapter that way yet. Thanks for inventing this clever device, which has benefited me and my family consistently over the years.

I'm using the QuickBreeze Oral Irrigator - Dental Water Flosser since 2016 and I wouldn't want to miss it. There was a plastic version for travel purpose which didn't last long, but the metal version I'm using every day for over five years without flaw. For travel purposes I recommend buying a spare replacement adaptor to temporarily install in the hotel sink, but don't forget to swap it back before you leave. Ordering it from Germany is pretty expensive, so if you could sell it on eBay, Amazon or the like that would be appreciated.

As a Dental Hygienist I highly recommend this irrigator to my patients and have been using it myself for 20 years!
This particular model does take all the water from the shower head and converts it into an irrigating flow for your teeth and gums. I prefer this to the one that allows the water to remain coming out of the shower head because you get more pressure where you need it.
I hope they never discontinue this model.

This is my second time purchasing from this company. I've used the hydrocare waterjet shower system since 2014 and I decided to upgrade to the ShowerBreeze system there's not much difference in power of the stream that comes out of the head but there is a big difference in the heads themselves. I like the heads I have on the hydrocare system better. They aren't as bulky and they are longer than the ones that came with the more expensive ShowerBreeze. I do like the valve that comes with the ShowerBreeze system a lot more though so it's really a trade off. Bottom line though you really can't go wrong with either of them. I do give them both 5 stars