Float Tank Therapy Uses Ultraviolet Water Disinfection
Tricia Swenson in the VailDaily describes how float tank therapy is alternative wellness device that embodies UV recycled water disinfection. Excerpts: But the float tank draws the most questions: How does it work? What makes me float? Will I get cold? Will I feel claustrophobic? In the float tank, they use 1,000 pounds of Epsom salt in 100 gallons of water and that is why you are able to float effortlessly. Their tanks are eight feet long by four-and-a-half feet wide and there are 10 inches of water to float in, so you have room to sprawl out while…
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