Flowt K-W
550 Parkside Drive Unit B3, Waterloo, Ontario N2L 5V4
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Serving the Tri-Cities area—Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge—in Ontario, Canada, Flowt K-W is bringing the first fully dedicated Float Centre to the Waterloo Region. We will open in October 2015, featuring four float tanks. Come and explore with us floating’s many immediate and long-term benefits. Visit our Lounge, where you can take time to relax and treat yourself to our complimentary natural teas and infused waters both before and after your float. Use our Vanity Room, equipped with hair dryers, straighteners and personal care items. Take comfort, knowing that from the minute you walk in the door, your only responsibility is to relax. We take care of the rest.
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Where to Float in Waterloo, Ontario
Flowt K-W offers sensory deprivation / float tank therapy in the Waterloo, Ontario area. They will help you get the most from your float tank experience. Contact Flowt K-W now to schedule a float.
Float tank locations in Ontario
Are you considering trying floating in Waterloo? Flowt K-W has a float tank available for your use. Come try out floating in a sensory deprivation tank to see and experience the benefits of floating for yourself.
The sensory deprivation tank creates an environment free of distractions enabling the body to truly relax. In this deepened relaxed state the body’s natural abilities to heal, focus, and harness creativity are heightened. This makes floating a powerful learning tool for students, artists, or anyone looking to get the most out of their profession.
Schedule your float tank experience in Waterloo, Ontario today with Flowt K-W
Call Flowt K-W at 519-577-2022 or stop by to set up your first float in Waterloo.
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