[Real Canadian Superstore] Waterpik Waterflosser Cordless WP-360C $34.98
Waterpik Waterflosser Cordless WP-360C $34.98
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Waterpik Waterflosser Cordless WP-360C $34.98
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- zeuslaba [OP]
- Member
- Dec 19, 2016
- 210 posts
- 927 upvotes
- calgary
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- leungsta
- Member
- Jan 1, 2007
- 334 posts
- 143 upvotes
Not that great of a deal considering the WP450 model is on sale at Walmart for the same price:
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/waterpik-c ... 0195951043
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/waterpik-c ... 0195951043
- djmilesno1
- Jr. Member
- Jan 21, 2019
- 111 posts
- 203 upvotes
Having to fill up every 30 seconds would annoy me no end!
- Silverfox555
- Member
- Feb 6, 2015
- 202 posts
- 122 upvotes
- Calgary
Benefit here is you could stack with applicable PC Optimum points offer , and redemption promotions (ymmv), but will likely need to spend a certain amount along with groceries.
- RiCHC3
- Deal Addict
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- Mar 31, 2007
- 4965 posts
- 3080 upvotes
To me it's ridiculous to buy this model unless you're using it for travel... and we know about your lack of travel plans for the foreseeable future ;D
- IslandTourGuide
- Member
- Jan 4, 2014
- 442 posts
- 565 upvotes
- Paris
I have this - it was in the box with a "regular" powered waterpik. It's not as powerful, but does the job. Used when travelling and also at the office - yeah, I have access to a personal washroom.
It's not worth $35.
It's not worth $35.
- ponyninja
- Newbie
- Jul 10, 2014
- 27 posts
- 7 upvotes
- Waterloo, ON
Been in love with waterpiks since I first tried one. Do not get portable versions. Their battery life sucks and power can't be controlled. Make sure you get a unit that plugs into an outlet.
- Zyphur
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- Jun 19, 2010
- 3355 posts
- 948 upvotes
- GTA
That looks like a good price for a good model. Can't decide between getting this or one with a tank though.leungsta wrote: ↑ Not that great of a deal considering the WP450 model is on sale at Walmart for the same price:
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/waterpik-c ... 0195951043
- leungsta
- Member
- Jan 1, 2007
- 334 posts
- 143 upvotes
I bought it and it works well. Not sure why others would consider one with a tank...yes you need to refill this one twice in one use but at least you don’t have a large ugly water tank sitting on your bathroom counter..
- kyeqqw
- Newbie
- Apr 26, 2020
- 51 posts
- 62 upvotes
Not a good deal unfortunately
- adaniel
- Sr. Member
- Aug 13, 2015
- 551 posts
- 838 upvotes
- Vancouver, BC
I've been debating whether to get one or not, mainly comparing a waterflosser against regular floss.
This article suggests that for someone like me (no brace, no dental implant, no arthritis), dental floss may clean better and be less messy.
What made you start using a waterflosser?
TIA
- GroverTime
- Sr. Member
- Nov 30, 2015
- 561 posts
- 646 upvotes
- Dartmouth, NS
I got this during the mega redemption at shoppers a few months back, I was on the fence over this vs the normal one and I ended up with this. I have to say I hate it and should have gone with the regular one. It sucks refilling every 20 seconds, and it's difficult to turn it around to get it spraying just where you want it. On the regular one the head rotates easily and it's easy to get it spraying against the back of the teeth for example. With this you have to rotate the whole thing and it always ends up making a mess.
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