Author: cpconline

Its a cheaper option for Thermacell cartridge refills. Here’s the previous thread:

Statistics: Posted by BlueEL — Dec 16th, 2024 11:15 pm

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Back on sale.

Not sure how to mark previous thread as UN Expired so have linked to that original thread [credit to that OP].

https://forums.redflagdeals.com/visions … g-2731169/

Perhaps some reviews from those that bought prior.

Statistics: Posted by georvu — Dec 17th, 2024 8:41 pm

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These are the non-Dollarama branded products (ie. The hidden gems). Dollarama has decent Dollarama branded products but that’s not the idea of my posts. I’m looking for the good stuff.

As seen at a the Lansdowne Mall location in Richmond, BC.

These products may not be restocked and are probably not typically carried.

As Temporel has mentioned in the past, “The idea of posting pictures is to show what you COULD find and should look for. That doesn’t mean you WILL find what is pictured. Not every item is available at every stores. The Dollarama business model is often selling end-of-the-line products or liquidations and that means not enough stock for its > 1,000 stores in Canada. Not enough stock also to keep provisioning stores for weeks and months. So if you find something that suits you, stock-up as the odds are the product will be gone the next time you shop. If you don’t find what you want at your local store, check another a few blocks away.”

Previous thread here: https://forums.redflagdeals.com/dollara … 4-2732929/

Statistics: Posted by stovetop — Dec 16th, 2024 12:04 pm

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Suction is pretty powerful, can also be used as a blower. Great gift for anyone that doesn’t already have a shop vac at home!

Statistics: Posted by sormry — Jun 4th, 2025 11:46 pm

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Amazon – orderable but delivery date tbd
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0CJ8Z3PMK?psc=1

BB – 2 left
https://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/co … e/17327678

Statistics: Posted by kingsford — Jun 4th, 2025 11:21 pm

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Canada’s Wonderland (CW) has changed their daily ticket bundles this year. They are less favourable for families looking to go to the park without a Fast Pass, but more favourable for individuals wanting to go with a Fast Pass at about $20-30 cheaper this year.

Admission + Fast Lane PLUS (includes Alpine Fury, prices include Ontario taxes and fees): $114.34, $119.99, and $125.64

• Most days in first three weeks in June are the cheaper $114.34, most other days the rest of the season are $119.99 with some random Sundays and Mondays that are $125.64. (Maybe an error that it should be Sat/Sun more expensive?)

Usually I prefer to talk about the price of Admission + Fast Lane PLUS + All-day food & drink ($43.99+tax aka PREMIUM All-day dining) + Parking ($35.00+tax) prices as this is a better frame of reference for overall cost, which this year ranges from $205.60-$216.90. This is cheaper than last year which on average was $237.29: Canada’s Wonderland Funday Bundle 2024. Obviously you only need 1 parking per group in a car, and you can share meals/drinks for better value. See Notes below.

Notes:

• This deal is good for people who only plan to visit CW once or twice a year and do NOT plan on going to the waterpark.
• Check park hours for the days of interest to you – early and late season the park is open 2 less hours (10am-8pm instead of 10am-10pm).
• With Fast Lane PLUS even on busy days you can get on major rides every 10 minutes or less compared to waiting 90-120 minutes. It is difficult to predict which days will have shorter lines, so this guarantees a smooth experience. Fast Lane PLUS is given as a wristband that is scanned when you are at the front of the queue.
• The drink stations are frequent and conveniently located throughout the park – I recommend the sugar-free (and artificial sweetener-free) options available such as the AHA blueberry pomegranate sparkling water.
• Set a timer to take advantage of the meals every 90 minutes (I think the best places for food open around 11am – last year I was able to get 5 meals in the 12 hour day 10am-10pm). Drinks every 15 minutes is frequent enough that you probably don’t need to time it, just drink when thirsty. Make sure that you time it correctly that you can get a drink with your meal. You will receive a wrist band for each the food and drink. Scan relevant wristband at participating locations.
• Meals and drinks can be shared. Families or friends can save money if, for example, one person buys Premium All Day Dining and shares their food and drink with another person who then only needs to buy a Thrill Seeker Bundle. One meal and one drink plan will generally keep at least two adults full and hydrated if you get the meal every 90-105 min and drink every 15-30 min.
• Bonus this year is that the bundle does not include parking, which was a downside of the bundle last year for groups wanting to do Fast Lane PLUS and carpooling.
• Dining locations can be found here by filtering by all day dining meals and snacks: https://www.canadaswonderland.com/dining. When you go to a location there will be a fork and knife image beside menu options that are included in all day dining meals.
• I still have no idea what Cedar Fair Parks being merged with Six Flags will do in the future for prices.
• My personal recommendations for food would be Lazy bear lodge for brisket with salad or green beans for getting some vegetables; or the chili chicken tenders with coleslaw at the Grand World Eatery. Scope out in the morning what meals you can get at each location. They are certainly not alike in value.

Statistics: Posted by hoboonthestreet — Jun 4th, 2025 11:21 pm

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https://somethingbrewing.ca/pages/budweiser-stage

BOGO 50% Off Beer before Budweiser Stage

Something in the Water is located a short walk from Budweiser Stage in the heart of Toronto’s Liberty Village! Make us your official pre-show hangout as we play the music from that night’s show, and if you flash your ticket to our Tapmasters, you get 50% off a draught beer for every draught beer you order! Pair it with food from Aloette Go, or choose a cocktail, wine, cider, or our non-alc options.

Statistics: Posted by sprung — Jun 4th, 2025 9:57 pm

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$2.50 per glass is the cheapest for the small 250 mL (marked as 25 cL) Duralex I’ve seen in a while.

If you just want the cheapest glasses, this is not the deal for you.

Duralex are chip-resistant and made in France. You can get a similar style of glass at IKEA for $1 each when you buy 6, but the IKEA ones aren’t as sturdy. As a point of comparison, we had both, and every single one {6 or 8, can’t remember) of the IKEA glasses has chipped or broken. Only one of our Duralex (14 total) has ever chipped.

Cheapest I can find now for this size of Duralex glasses is
~$3 p each for the colourless glasses. For the coloured glass, I’m seeing between $4 and $5 each.

Two colours available:
Blue (“Sapphire”): https://www.lcbo.com/en/sapphire-durale … sses-43442

Amber: https://www.lcbo.com/en/amber-duralex-p … sses-43440

Statistics: Posted by bdckr — Jun 4th, 2025 9:10 pm

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Costco has this smart bidet toilet on sale for $999.99 ($250 off).

https://www.costco.ca/vovo-tcb-090wa-in … 62318.html

Decent price for an integrated unit/feature set.

Statistics: Posted by toguy — Jun 4th, 2025 9:07 pm

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These values for the sound bars seems pretty sweet but I’m shopping for a 75″ TV and I came across another offer at Costco and Best Buy on RFD and they have teh 75QN85D from 2024 at $1999.

I think the closest comparable model from this 2025 list is this 75QN82 in the link below but even with the sound bar value, the net price is $2698. Am I missing something here? Should I just get the old model or is this new 2025 Samsung offer better than my short understanding of this.

https://www.visions.ca/qn75qn82fafxzc-hwqs700f

Statistics: Posted by purpleavery — Apr 19th, 2025 10:17 am

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