- Please arrive at least 10 mins early if this is your first time floating with us.

- Please do not any apply any oils, lotions, perfumes, or anything with a strong fragrance prior to your float. 

- Please do not smoke cigarettes prior to your float

- Don't shave the day before your float as the salt may irritate your skin. 

- Try not to be overly full or hungry as it may be a distraction during your float

Nope. Since you float nude, there’s no need for a swim suit. If you are doing a couples session and prefer not to be nude, then you’ll need to bring one. We provide earplugs, towels, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and anything else you might need. If you have long hair and would like to brush your hair, bring a brush. 

Our float is what is considered an "OPEN FLOAT POOL".  You are in a completely open room with access to as much or as little light as you want or need and an intercom that is connected to our front desk for any assistance that you may need. If you can get in a bath tub, you can get in the open float. 

 Nope. With the specific gravity of our float solution, its impossible for a human being to not float. Sleeping is commonplace in the float pool. The worst that could happen is you might get a bit of salt in your eyes, and we have a fresh water squirt bottle in the tank just in case. 

Yes! Bring your significant other or a plus one. Our pool is spacious and designed with couples in mind. Just remember, no funny extracurricular activities in the tank that would result in contaminated water and a cleaning fee.  

 Floating is not only safe for pregnant women, but is highly encouraged! Float sessions not only provide you with stress relief and weightlessness, but coupled with the Epsom salt’s anti-inflammatory properties, a float session can really ease the strain on a pregnant body. The quiet, stimulus-free environment is a beautiful opportunity to connect more closely with your baby as well.

3-4 weeks is typically what it takes to allow new tattoos or piercings to heal enough so that the high salt content of the water will not be irritating or damaging to the tattoo.

94-96 degrees which is skin receptor neutral. We aim for temperature to be a non-factor. If you run particularly cold, we also have an infrared heating pad in the ceiling to help you stay warm.

For guests with recently colored hair or highlights, we recommend not floating until roughly one week after treatment because the salt can strip color. Temporary hair coloring can stain the pool and requires three weeks to stabilize prior to floating. Once the color stops running when you wash and towel it, you are clear to float. If you float too soon after dying your hair and stain our float pool, you will be liable for a cleaning fee.

Sure thing, just bring the proper accoutrements as if you were swimming at a public pool. We recommend using a tampon, a cup, or a disc if that’s your preference. We do provide organic cotton tampons in our bathrooms in case you forget or encounter a surprise.

-We use state of the art filtration and sterilization technology to keep our float solution immaculately clean. -Our pool is filtering 24/7. We run a thorough filter cycle between sessions that turns the entire body of water over 3-5 times. Whenever the tank is vacant, the water is filtering. -During filtration, the water passes through a 1 micron filter (a human hair is 70 microns), then gets treated with ozone and UV light to kill anything that might be living in the water. This is considered the most effective filtration method in the float industry and by the Float Tank Association. -We also add hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) to our water daily for additional sanitation. -This will likely be the cleanest water you have ever been in.

Yes, there are a couple things worth noting, all of which are stipulated in our waivers. - It goes without saying, but obviously no bodily fluids or excretions in the tanks – no mucus, no spit, no semen, no urine, no feces. Please help us maintain our cleanliness standards. (You may be subject up to a $2,000 cleaning/salt replenishment fee if you fail to oblige)