Blow molding machine for plastic water tank on teeth water cleaner flosser

Water flossers are reasonably simple to use. The first step is filling the water reservoir with warm tap water or connect the flosser to the tap. Some flossers come with a hose that has the ability to be attached to a bathroom or kitchen faucet, which can make them easier to transport if you are going on vacation.
Next, start with the lowest pressure setting and lean over the sink to minimize splashing water on your bathroom countertops. When water flossing, it is recommended to start with the back teeth and work your way toward the front teeth. Remember to use it between each tooth and along the front and back of each tooth, as well as along the gum line. Some individuals prefer to focus on specific parts of the teeth rather than trying to do all sides of the same tooth at once. For example, you may want to focus on the front and sides of the teeth, then the back and along the front and back gum lines.
Since water is being sprayed into your mouth, you will also need to spit out the excess water periodically. As you get better at using a water flosser, you’ll notice that you get less water on your countertops and bathroom floor.

The water reservoir tank on teeth flosser is made by blow molding only. it is plastic PC or PP, or PETG. they are all food gradeplastic. Food grade plastic is plastic material deemed safe for use with foods. Plastic must meet strict requirements in order to be considered food safe, and is regulated by higher standards than plastic used for other purposes. These are characters on food grade plastic:

• Be protective: to act as a defense against moisture or contamination without breaking down
• Be durable: to protect food items during manufacturing, packaging, storage, transportation
• Be chemically safe: to not contaminate food it comes in contact with. This means the plastic must have no tendency for “leeching”, or the potential for chemicals to seep into the food, where they could either affect the taste or cause adverse health effects for the consumer.