This Electric Toothbrush Has A Built-In Water Flosser And It's Under $60 For The First Time Ever
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"Boy is it powerful and effective!" raved one very happy reviewer.
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Here’s a dental hygiene product that asks: Flosser? Toothbrush? Why not both? In what seems like a no-brainer invention, this portable water flosser doubles as an electric toothbrush so you can spray and spurt that gunk between your teeth before or while brushing your chompers clean. Reviewers love it for being “powerful and effective,” perfect for travel and easy to clean, thanks to an included mini brush to help you prevent nasty molds from growing. And now, Prime Members, can take $20 off it by clipping the on-page coupon, dropping its price down to $59.99 for the first time ever!
This two-in-one dental solution has three vibration modes, comes with different heads and continuously blasts water while in use. It’s rechargeable via its USB-C cable and charging base and comes with a travel-ready carry bag for packing away.
What makes this flosser more unique from cheaper options is its water pipe, which is made of stainless steel rather than the typical silicone or rubber. This, along with the included bristle brush, makes it way easier to clean and maintain.
Take a look at what other reviewers are saying about this mighty two-in-one dental tool and make sure to clip that on-page coupon to get it at its best price possible. Savings will show up at checkout!
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