by Dr. Ben Winters, DDS/MS (Founder of Something Nice)


Let's talk about what's really causing the persistent bad breath that's got you covering your mouth when you're close to someone.
It probably isn't due to poor hygiene habits... it's a hidden culprit wreaking havoc on your mouth.
And nobody even told you that you had them.
You've noticed it in daily life:
Here's the secret most people don't know (probably because it often goes undiagnosed):
Persistent bad breath isn't your fault: You're probably just suffering from tonsil stones, like me.
And no amount of mouthwash can help (trust me, I've been there!).

No tonsil stone formation

Calcified deposits stuck in crypts
Gunk trapped in tonsil crypts hardens into sulfur-containing deposits that cause constant bad breath.
Once a tonsil stone forms inside a tonsil crypt, its sulfur-containing compounds cause an unmaskable stink that constantly ruins your day.
Think of them as unwanted pests:
First, they spawn in hidden crevices where it's hard to see them
Then, they harden and become difficult to remove
Finally, they cause persistent bad breath that mouthwash can't fix
It's like a hostile takeover of your throat, and most removal "solutions" end up damaging your sensitive tonsil tissues.
The oral care industry has completely ignored tonsil stones... If there is a tool marketed to remove them, it's more likely to cause DAMAGE AND INFLAMMATION.
Cue the painful cycle:
Bad breath
Failed removal
Bad breath AND damaged tonsilsUntil now, you had limited options:
Cue the gag reflex, the drooling, and the painful poking and prodding...just to *maybe* successfully remove the big guys, but probably miss the little ones.
Purpose-built for flossing teeth, standard water flossers and nozzles are all but guaranteed to tear your tonsils and leave you bleeding.
Continue covering your mouth when you speak, keep your head down, and avoid getting close so you don't get embarrassed. Doesn't sound like much of a solution.
But here's where relief starts becomes possible...
After years of suffering from tonsil stones myself and finding no good solutions anywhere, I finally took matters into my own hands.
Now there's a tool for tonsil stones that doesn't cause a world of pain.
I knew that flushing with water was the best method, but standard water flosser pressures are too high for sensitive tonsil tissue. Discovering this wasn't enough.
I needed a water flosser that could treat tonsil stones pain-free without sacrificing great flossing for teeth and gums.
So I developed a dual-motor solution:
I asked "Is it possible to achieve a pressure range to safely treat sensitive tonsil tissue?
And could you also get the benefits of standard water flossing in the same device?"
That's how AquaClean Duo was born.
The world's first dual-motor water flosser, purpose-built with two internal motors and a patented tonsil nozzle, to effectively floss teeth and gums AND safely flush tonsil stones without damaging those sensitive tissues.

Two motors built into the same device offering completely different pressure ranges, and specialized nozzles with patented design to get the job done right.
I didn't just make a better water flosser, I made a revolutionary dual-purpose tool.
Flossing Motor: 30-100 psi range
Tonsil-Safe Flushing Motor: 10-35 psi range
Patented Tonsil Nozzle: 2X longer reach and 2X wider opening for softer water flow
UV Self-Cleaning: Keeps your device germ-free in minutes
Each feature is strategically designed to make flossing easy and painful tonsil stone removal a thing of the past.
Here's what happens when you stop letting tonsil stones run the show:
Your breath actually smells fresh after brushing and flossing.
No more covering your mouth or avoiding close moments.
No more popping a mint or desperately swishing mouthwash multiple times a day to mask the stink.
Trust me, my wife got tired of my bad breath and it was such a pain point between us.
Bad breath from tonsil stones isn't just annoying, it's a major source of social anxiety. Get peace of mind.
Don't let bad breath ruin another moment.
Get the tool tonsil stone sufferers (like me) have been waiting for.
A white light bar indicates the device is in Flossing Mode (30-100 psi).
A blue light bar indicates the device is in Flushing Mode (10-35 psi).
Never use the device on tonsils while in Flossing Mode (white light bar), even if tonsil nozzle is installed.
On Safe Flushing Mode, it has a softer range of just 10-35 psi. This makes it incredibly gentle on sensitive areas, especially with the tonsil nozzle which softens the flow even more. These features make it more gentle than standard flossers on pulse mode.