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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP.. for the reminding 18% you are on your own. Mold is super dangerous especially if you put it right into your mouth. White vinegar is a mildly acidic product that cleans, deodorizes, and disinfects. It c[b]an also kill 82% [/b]of mold species[/quote] This concern stopped me from getting a Waterpik for decades. Now I have one, I can say that with regular use and cleaning, mold concerns are unfounded. I planned to clean mine with diluted food-safe bleach periodically, but even that has not been necessary. To OP, the Waterpik manual says tap is fine. It even says you can fill with mouthwash, which obviously has many more additives than tap water does. (I have tried mouthwash in mine and it works, no damage, but it takes a LOT of mouthwash.)[/quote]
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