WaterpikReviews of waterpik.com

I recently reached out to Waterpik regarding the end-of-life disposal of my device, specifically looking for a manufacturer reclamation program. In 2025, it is standard practice for competent electronics manufacturers to take responsibility for the hazardous materials (lithium-ion batteries) and precious metals they introduce into the market. I was shocked when Waterpik customer support informed me that the company has no reclamation program and expects customers to simply offload this hazardous electronic waste onto their local municipalities. This policy—or lack thereof—is not just disappointing; it is negligent. It signals a profound incompetence and ignorance at the senior leadership level regarding the circular economy and modern sustainability standards. While other companies (like Panasonic) are actively reclaiming materials to close the loop on production, Waterpik is operating on an outdated, lazy "take-make-waste" model that externalizes their pollution costs onto the public. A water flosser may clean your teeth, but a company that refuses to clean up its own mess does not deserve your money. I urge consumers to withhold financial support from Waterpik until they take the consumer product lifecycle seriously and implement a responsible reclamation program.

Do not buy Waterpik flossers They do not last long - maybe a year even with limited use . Motor fails. Had experience and with more than one, after second and third you learn it’s no Fluke Respectfully Robert Serpico 515.406.2802

$200+ flosser that is disposable outside of its 2yr warranty? Hard to imagine that such devices that could easily be made with screws and water seals would instead be glued and plastic-welded closed. Contacted support, they ghosted me the moment I mentioned the model and the time I'd had it. Avoid at all costs. Buy something actually cheap from China instead.

A première vue, malgré le prix vraiment exagéré de mon appareil Hydropulseur Ultra Plus WP-160, il faisait le travail : nettoyer les interstices entre les dents. Mais le tuyau s'est percé et compte tenu que le tuyau est solidaire de la poignée, il fallait racheter l'ensemble de la pièce. - la pièce n'est pas accessible sur le site de waterpik, malgré ce qui est écrit sur la notice relativement aux pièces détachées ; - sur d'autres sites, elle coûte 33 €, soit 1 tiers du prix d'achat ce qui est vraiment exagéré ; - ce n'est pas du tout conforme aux principes de réparabilité et de durabilité ; - j'ai acheté la poignée du modèle antérieur sur un site, mais ça fuit également. En conclusion, j'ai un appareil très cher que je ne peux utiliser car je ne trouve pas les pièces détachées et tout ça pour 100 €!! et le service après-vente que j'ai contacté n'a été d'aucun utilité.

Waterpik Flosser Cordless unit - tip clicks in but then pops out under water pressure. Tried to contact customer service and went through all the options to press numbers. Ended up sitting on hold and finally gave up waiting.

I bought The Sonic 2.0 Waterpik less than 3 years ago. The brush stopped recharging and I reached out to the Waterpik company, as it is supposed to be under warranty as noted in the registration warranty I purchased less than 3 years ago. I was told the warranty does not apply because I don't have the original recipe, even though I have proof of registration with the date of purchase as confirmed by the Waterpik. This is unacceptable and unethical.

Ich habe mir bei Amazon die waterpik cordless "waterflosser"-Munddusche bestellt. Trotz intensivster Recherche (youtube-videos!!) und dem richtigen Equipment ist es mir nicht gelungen, den Akku aufzuladen. Ein Anruf beim Kundenservice waterpik Deutschland war absolut desaströs. Keine Infos, keine Ratschläge. Nur eine Aussage wurde übermittelt. Ich soll mich an Amazon wenden.

I have the WP-100 Waterpik, countertop flosser. Never again. The reservoir drips/pours water when removing from machine for refilling and replacing. A new 'valve' (sent from Waterpik) fixes it, for a couple of weeks. then have to keep calling to get new valvies. Waterpik evidently knows its a problem since their instructions say to call for free replacements when it fails. (How about designing a valve that doesn't fail?) I have replaced the valve and 2 weeks later it is dripping again. Over and over. Waterpik has a list of things to accuse the user of doing to escape responsibility for bad design (hard water?not cleaning with vinegar solution every few weeks? not emptying reservoir after every use (and then waiting for unit to re-prime itself after filling)? cleaning in dishwasher?, etc. etc.) I had an older version of this Waterpik for years without having this issue. No more Waterpik for me.