First Float Introduction and Tips
These are the steps we take when floating and recommend you follow to ensure the best experience possible.
You do not need to bring towels, makeup remover, soap, shampoo, cotton swabs, hair dryer or earplugs. We will supply these items.
You are always welcome to bring any of the items mentioned, if you have particular products that you like to use.
Swim suits are optional, but it is recommended that you plan on floating nude. You will have complete use of your own Private Float Suite for 1:30 hours.
Swim suits can become a distraction or irritant while floating and may introduce bacteria and dirt into the float room. They will also be very salty and wet when you exit.
Our private float suites include a generous changing and toweling off area, safety mats, shower, mirror and of course your own spacious flotation room.
After check in and introduction with one of our float attendants, please shut and lock the door to your float suite.
There is no need to adjust the lighting. It is motion activated and will turn off on its own.
Disrobe and Insert earplugs
We do it in this order to allow the earplugs time to expand and fully set before showering. Earplugs tend to fall out of wet ears.
Use ointment to cover small abrasions (i.e. around fingernails)
Remove any make up with provided wipe
Shower with lukewarm water, wash body and hair
Lukewarm water is important, so your skin temperature stays relatively close to the temperature of the float solution. This will help you to remain comfortable while floating.
Avoid a pre-shower that is too hot or too cold.
Soap is important to remove any residues or oils before entering the tank.
Take the hand cloth and dry your face before entering the float.
Water droplets on your face may become a distraction and could cause you to inadvertently touch your face.
There is no need to dry fully as you are about to enter the spa.
Place the washcloth on the handle of the tank while floating.
This is useful when you sit up to catch the salt water solution before it runs into your eyes.
What to do if you get saltwater in your eyes
Use the in tank spray bottle full of fresh water to rinse your face and dry with the washcloth
It is recommended that you float in complete darkness and silence
Lights and music are controlled by air-buttons within the float rooms. Instruction will be provided.
See the section below on claustrophobia or speak with one of your attendants if you have concerns.
Upon exiting, shower thoroughly, get dressed and drink plenty of water throughout the day.
The cotton swabs are for after your float to thoroughly clean salt water from your ears.
Salt water will dry and become gritty if left within your ears.