Grossan tip and WaterPik 350-W?

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AC - 29 Jun 2006 12:15 GMT

Does the Grossan irrigator tip fit the travel water pik? Model 350-W.
Water Pik sells a tip that is similar. I need a model for travel to Europe
and want to use the Grossan tip I have now.

Any advice about using the Water Pik in Europe? Can I use an extension cord
with it if necessary?

Thanks!

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Murray Grossan - 30 Jun 2006 19:34 GMT

On 6/29/06 4:15 AM, in article t8KdnbuBqP8PKj7ZnZ2dnUVZ_oSdnZ2d@comcast.com,

> Does the Grossan irrigator tip fit the travel water pik? Model 350-W.
> Water Pik sells a tip that is similar. I need a model for travel to Europe
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> Thanks!

In my opinion the travel model is so "weak" as to be ineffective.
There is still rubber in these units and my concern is getting a rubber
sensitivity.
You probably would be better off traveling with a Neil bottle or the Lavage
unit at www.hydromedonline.com

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travmmann - 02 Jul 2006 04:42 GMT

I think people have MISUNDERSTOOD Me...in no way is this to replace or even
compete/be mentioned in the same breath as my Hydra Pulse. I take BOTH with
me wherever I go but when there is just NO POWER I am forced to use my
variation that is made from a suce bottle!It is better than nothing and MUCH
better than the one that comes with Flo-a package that surgeons give you
after surgery to rinse your sinuses with-I found it absolutely HOPELESS!!

Kindest personal regards,
Ray The Travellin' Man.....Ray Armstrong your eyes and ears on the Tweed!!
Let's Keep Music Liiiiiiiiiiiive!!!!!!!

> On 6/29/06 4:15 AM, in article t8KdnbuBqP8PKj7ZnZ2dnUVZ_oSdnZ2d@comcast.com,
>
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> You probably would be better off traveling with a Neil bottle or the Lavage
> unit at www.hydromedonline.com

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