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title: "EW-DJ10"
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# Two-speed water jet flow 165ml easy-fill tank Battery powered (2 AA) EW-DJ10

**Brand:** panasonic
**Price:** B/.188
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💼 Elevate your oral care game—because your smile deserves the same precision as your career.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** EW-DJ10 by panasonic
- **How much does it cost?** B/.188 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- panasonic enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted panasonic brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Tailored Gum Care:** Two intensity modes let you switch between gentle gum massages and thorough cleaning—perfect for sensitive or regular gums.
- • **Mess-Free Maintenance:** 100% waterproof and easy to clean, ensuring your device stays fresh and ready without fuss or hassle.
- • **Battery-Powered Freedom:** Runs on 2 AA batteries—ditch bulky chargers and enjoy cordless convenience wherever your busy life takes you.
- • **Travel-Ready Compactness:** Collapsible design fits snugly into its own water tank, making it the ultimate hygienic companion for on-the-go professionals.
- • **Deep Clean, No Compromise:** Powerful water jets reach where brushes can't, blasting away plaque and debris for a confident smile.

## Overview

The Panasonic EW-DJ10 is a compact, battery-powered oral irrigator featuring a 165 ml easy-fill water tank and two adjustable water jet speeds for personalized gum care. Its collapsible, fully waterproof design makes it ideal for travel, while powerful intermittent water streams effectively remove plaque and debris from hard-to-reach areas, promoting healthier teeth and gums.

## Description

Product Description The Panasonic EW-DJ10 Compact Dental Oral Irrigator with 2 Water Jet Modes is gentle and effective for good oral health. The oral water flosser for healthy teeth and gums. Reaches deep to gently remove food and debris between teeth, reducing plaque and bleeding. It features a strong water jet flow with fast and refreshing rush of water removes debris that causes plaque in hard-to-reach areas. The intermittent water streams gently stimulate and massages the gums to improve your oral hygiene. The EW-DJ10's technology encorporates two speeds of water intensity and provides safe thorough cleaning for either normal or sensitive gums, to personalise the use to your own needs. Its collapsible and portable design is great for travel use. After use, push down so that the nozzle and unit fit inside of the water tank. 100 Percent waterproof design for hygienic maintenance. The easy-fill 165 ml (5.5 oz) water tank allows for pro-longed usage to ensure that all areas of your mouth are cleaned. The EW-DJ10 is battery powered with 2 AA batteries for ease of use. The end result is the ideal complement to your oral hygiene regime and effectively gets rid of food residues from areas where even the best toothbrush can't reach. Directions To use, fill the 165 ml water tank, select the desired water jet mode, and gently maneuver the irrigator tip around teeth and gums. After use, clean the unit and store with the nozzle and unit inside the water tank. The EW-DJ10 is battery powered with 2 AA batteries. P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); Box Contains 1 x Panasonic EW-DJ10 Ultra Compact Oral Irrigator See more

Review: Great value and easy to operate - This is an excellent water flosser. I love that it operates using two AA batteries. I use rechargeable high-power Eneloop batteries which are superb and cheap to operate. This means that I don't need to worry about Li-Ion battery failure before the rest of the machine is ready to be recycled, and when travelling it isn't necessary to carry around a bulky charger unit with our absurdly ungainly British plug taking up space. In terms of ease of use, nothing could be simpler. You pull out the blue plastic base until it clicks into place. Flip open the reservoir port and fill it from the tap with warm or cold water. There are two power settings but both do a decent job. I tend to use the high power setting but for those with sensitive teeth or dental issues the lower setting is perfectly adequate. The nozzle rotates around 360 degrees and can be released by pressing a small button on the side. Replacement nozzles are available here although I think it would take some time to wear one out. There is a small indentation in the side of the upper unit which allows the nozzle to be stored while travelling, safely tucked inside when the blue base is slid up into compact position. Just remember it's there when you pull the canister open as it will fly out of there if you aren't careful. I don't know whether I would travel with this simply because I travel very lightly usually, and dental floss, or interdental brushes are so light in comparison. I would definitely miss this machine if I didn't have it with me however. It's so easy to floss with this compared to other methods, and so effective. It packs into a very small footprint however and weighs about the same amount as an electric toothbrush I would estimate. Certainly a portable unit. It is also possible to buy a hard case to protect it should you wish. In short this is a very reasonably priced machine that performs superbly, is easy to operate and travel with compared to alternatives, and takes user serviceable AA batteries. (If you struggle to open the battery compartment just push down a little as you turn with a coin or something similar, make sure you're rotating in the direction indicated on the arrow, about 30 degrees, and don't be afraid if it resists a little the first few times.) Recommended. I hope this has been useful.
Review: Comparative Review - This is a comparative review of the Panasonic EW-DJ10, Waterpik WP-660UK and the Power Floss manual water flosser. POWER - the Waterpik has ten settings from gentle (unlikely to irritate even sensitive gums) to super powerful (patio cleaning power!) The Panasonic falls about midway between the Waterpik's range of settings. It's definitely powerful enough to give the gums a good workout even though it's battery operated. Just don't expect a gentle floss. If you need gentle go for the Waterpik. I can't really recommend the Power Floss because it's shoddily made. I was so disappointed about this because I used to own the previous model and it worked well enough but the re-designed version is awful. It leaks and the manual pump is awkward to use and randomly stops working. MESS AND CLEAN UP - The Panasonic makes the most mess. It's like a garden water sprinkler because it sprays so effectively that water bounces off the gums and teeth all over the place. The Waterpik on low settings is less messy because the spray nozzle is on a flexible cord that's easier to control than the fixed nozzle of the Panasonic. The Power Floss is the least messy mainly because it doesn't work very well. A clean disposable kitchen towel is enough to wipe and dry all these flossers ready for the next session. I haven't used mouthwash in them so I don't know if this would eventually clog them up. A quick flush with clean water after the mouthwash might prevent this. NOISE - The Waterpik is very noisy and would wake people up if used late at night. The Panasonic is not too loud and, with the bathroom door closed, should not disturb others in the flat/house. The Power Floss is silent whether it's working or not (usually not!) CONCLUSION - I like the Panasonic for its portability and the Waterpik for it's gentle options. The Panasonic gives my gums a bit too much of a hammering to be used all the time which is when I switch to the Waterpik. If only the Waterpik was less noisy then it would definitely be the overall winner. As it stands, I recommend both the Panasonic and Waterpik as they complement each other and cover all my needs. Unless the Power Floss gets a redesign and the manufacturing quality improves I can't recommend it.

## Features

- Gentle and Effective for Good Oral Health: Oral water flosser for healthy teeth and gums. Reaches deep to gently remove food and debris between teeth, reducing plaque and bleeding
- Water Jet Flow: The fast and refreshing rush of water removes debris that causes plaque in hard-to-reach areas. The intermittent water streams gently stimulate and massages the gums
- Compact and Portable: Collapsible and portable design is great for travel use. After use, push down so that the nozzle and unit fit inside of the water tank. 100 Percent waterproof design for hygienic maintenance.
- Two Speed Water Jet Flow: Two level of water intensity provides safe thorough cleaning for either normal or sensitive gums. Soft mode for gentle use like gum massages. Normal mode for regular use
- Easy-Fill Water Tank: The easy-fill 165 ml (5.5 oz) water tank allows for pro-longed usage. The EW-DJ10 is battery powered with 2 AA batteries

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B002NKLWES |
| ASIN  | B002NKLWES |
| Batteries  | 1 AAA batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | 387,624 in Health & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care ) 1,008 in Power Flossers & Irrigators |
| Brand | Panasonic |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (4,720) |
| Customer reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (4,720) |
| Date First Available | 25 Sept. 2009 |
| Department  | 59 |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | EW-DJ10-A503 |
| Language  | Spanish |
| Manufacturer  | Panasonic |
| Product Dimensions  | 30 x 19.99 x 15.01 cm; 210 g |
| Units | 1 count |
| Weight | 210 g |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Panasonic
- **Power source:** Battery Powered
- **Product benefits:** Removes plaque and promotes gum health
- **Special feature:** Portable
- **Unit count:** 1 count

## Images

![EW-DJ10 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81AaXb8CSAL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How often I need to change the nozzle and  is  the nozzle still available on the market?**
A: Hello. You should change the nozzle every 6 Month. The nozzle (EW-0955) are still available, for example you can buy theme from us (saubere-zaehne) :-)

**Q: How does it compare, size and power to the Panasonic EW-DJ40? I prefer batteries to a built in charger, so is this better for me?**
A: My experience? I bought two of these - one in France, the other in Britain. In each case, it was impossible to open the battery compartment, so I couldn't use it at all. I now have the EW-DJ40, which comes with a charger. Like you, I would have preferred batteries. This one works okay, not really anything more than that. After the first couple of weeks, the water reservoir started to pull itself closed during use, so you have to open the little cover where the water goes in and pull it apart again, in order to get to the switch to turn it on and off. Panasonic themselves did not bother to reply to me - so make sure you buy from Amazon, so that you have access to some reliable after-sales service, if you do have issues!

**Q: Does this actually remove plaque between teeth?**
A: No - the idea is to keep in between the teeth flushed clean helping to prevent plaque building up.

**Q: Has anyone had a good experience with the latest model (the one made in China rather than Japan) compared to, say, a Philips or something?**
A: I have this model. I'm more than happy with it.I can't really compare because I've never had a different one, I had the previous model but had to replace it because I broke it, no ones fault but mine. When I replaced this new model is cheaper and much better.Am more than happy with mine

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great value and easy to operate
*by J***D on 7 June 2019*

This is an excellent water flosser. I love that it operates using two AA batteries. I use rechargeable high-power Eneloop batteries which are superb and cheap to operate. This means that I don't need to worry about Li-Ion battery failure before the rest of the machine is ready to be recycled, and when travelling it isn't necessary to carry around a bulky charger unit with our absurdly ungainly British plug taking up space. In terms of ease of use, nothing could be simpler. You pull out the blue plastic base until it clicks into place. Flip open the reservoir port and fill it from the tap with warm or cold water. There are two power settings but both do a decent job. I tend to use the high power setting but for those with sensitive teeth or dental issues the lower setting is perfectly adequate. The nozzle rotates around 360 degrees and can be released by pressing a small button on the side. Replacement nozzles are available here although I think it would take some time to wear one out. There is a small indentation in the side of the upper unit which allows the nozzle to be stored while travelling, safely tucked inside when the blue base is slid up into compact position. Just remember it's there when you pull the canister open as it will fly out of there if you aren't careful. I don't know whether I would travel with this simply because I travel very lightly usually, and dental floss, or interdental brushes are so light in comparison. I would definitely miss this machine if I didn't have it with me however. It's so easy to floss with this compared to other methods, and so effective. It packs into a very small footprint however and weighs about the same amount as an electric toothbrush I would estimate. Certainly a portable unit. It is also possible to buy a hard case to protect it should you wish. In short this is a very reasonably priced machine that performs superbly, is easy to operate and travel with compared to alternatives, and takes user serviceable AA batteries. (If you struggle to open the battery compartment just push down a little as you turn with a coin or something similar, make sure you're rotating in the direction indicated on the arrow, about 30 degrees, and don't be afraid if it resists a little the first few times.) Recommended. I hope this has been useful.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Comparative Review
*by S***S on 18 September 2017*

This is a comparative review of the Panasonic EW-DJ10, Waterpik WP-660UK and the Power Floss manual water flosser. POWER - the Waterpik has ten settings from gentle (unlikely to irritate even sensitive gums) to super powerful (patio cleaning power!) The Panasonic falls about midway between the Waterpik's range of settings. It's definitely powerful enough to give the gums a good workout even though it's battery operated. Just don't expect a gentle floss. If you need gentle go for the Waterpik. I can't really recommend the Power Floss because it's shoddily made. I was so disappointed about this because I used to own the previous model and it worked well enough but the re-designed version is awful. It leaks and the manual pump is awkward to use and randomly stops working. MESS AND CLEAN UP - The Panasonic makes the most mess. It's like a garden water sprinkler because it sprays so effectively that water bounces off the gums and teeth all over the place. The Waterpik on low settings is less messy because the spray nozzle is on a flexible cord that's easier to control than the fixed nozzle of the Panasonic. The Power Floss is the least messy mainly because it doesn't work very well. A clean disposable kitchen towel is enough to wipe and dry all these flossers ready for the next session. I haven't used mouthwash in them so I don't know if this would eventually clog them up. A quick flush with clean water after the mouthwash might prevent this. NOISE - The Waterpik is very noisy and would wake people up if used late at night. The Panasonic is not too loud and, with the bathroom door closed, should not disturb others in the flat/house. The Power Floss is silent whether it's working or not (usually not!) CONCLUSION - I like the Panasonic for its portability and the Waterpik for it's gentle options. The Panasonic gives my gums a bit too much of a hammering to be used all the time which is when I switch to the Waterpik. If only the Waterpik was less noisy then it would definitely be the overall winner. As it stands, I recommend both the Panasonic and Waterpik as they complement each other and cover all my needs. Unless the Power Floss gets a redesign and the manufacturing quality improves I can't recommend it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by A***S on 24 October 2024*

Works well, aqua flosser is a wonderful product. Well worth it

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