Answers to our most commonly asked questions
01.
How long is a float session?
60 Minutes - This is where most people start. Sometimes they only float for 45 minutes and enjoy a long shower after, sometimes they enjoy the full 60 minutes. Either way, it is profoundly relaxing.
90 Minutes - A 90 minute float includes the Sauna & Cold Plunge in the same private room. Some customers enjoy floating the whole time, others like to alternate the Sauna & Cold Plunge the finish by relaxing in the float pool.
120 minutes - This is most often used for those with insomnia or high levels of stress and anxiety. (It also includes the Sauna & Cold Plunge)
1 HOUR OF SLEEP IN A FLOAT POOL = 4 HOURS OF DEEP SLEEP.
(There is a flotation pillow if it helps you relax, although you will float regardless of whether you choose to use the pillow)
02.
What do I wear?
Feel Free to dress comfortably.
You will be in your own private room, and will be floating in your birthday suit.
This allows the Epsom salt to soak into your skin, plus the water temperature is crafted to match your body's temperature. This adds to the sensory deprivation experience.
On occasion, we have family members float together in the couples pool, they do choose to wear swimsuits. This is acceptable, although it is good to know that your swimwear will be caked with salt. Bring a bag to put them in so they don't drip on your car seats on their way home and rinse them well in the shower after your float.
03.
What do I need to bring?
We provide all of the essentials for you.
Your private room includes a towel, washcloth, foot towel, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, earplugs, makeup wipes & petroleum jelly (so you don't get salt in any small wounds). All you need to do is come in release, relax and repeat.
Can I bring my own shower Products?
You are more than welcome to bring your own shower products if you desire.
04.
What if I am claustrophobic or afraid?
No need to be afraid.
There are many things you can do to ensure space feels open.
1. Open the door to the float pool (you are in a private room)
2. Light on ceiling of pool on or off
3. Music on or off
4. Light in private room on or off
Also, We have tall ceilings & large pools.
Feel free to mention it during the introduction to your first float.
And we will be happy to share ways to help you have an amazing experience.
05.
Will I Float?
Yes you will! With 1,200 pounds of Epsom salt dissolved into just 10 inches of water, it is incredibly buoyant and you will float effortlessly on top of the water regardless of your body type. We have many customers who have never been able to float before, they very much enjoy the experience of floating without any effort.
You can move & stretch while you float.
06.
Can I float with another person?
We have 2 single float pools & 1 double couples pool that is large enough for two people. Perfect for couples.
07.
How Often Can I Float
Technically you can float every day without any negative effects.
Our clients find the relaxing effects of their float to last for days.
They enjoy floating at regular intervals such as weekly, bi-weekly, or once a month.
Feel free to ask about our Membership Package Deals.
08.
What other services do you offer?
Sauna
Red-Light therapy
Cold Plunge
PEMF Mat with a Sauna Dome
We also have a couples float pool, which makes a great date night idea.
09.
Can my teenager or child float
We do not allow anyone under 18 to float, due to the liability.
We are happy to offer them a free float for their 18th birthday.
All they need to do is show their ID.
The float does not need to be on their birthday, as long as they are 18 years old their first float is free.
10.
Is it safe to float if I have a medical condition?
Floating offers an amazing amount of healing because the Epsom Salt offers your body Magnesium Absorption. If consulting with a physician be sure to ask about weather magnesium will affect your condition.
DO NOT FLOAT IF:
You have Kidney Disease per the magnesium.
If you have surgical wounds that are still healing. (this includes cataract surgery)
If you need help getting in and out of a bath tub
If you get disorientated or confused (such as alzeimers or dementia)
If you get seizures. (Due to the fact that you are in a private room)
If you are close to expecting a baby or having labor pains.
