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Check out this video to learn more about how to best prepare for your float in order to get the most out of your experience! LINKS: LEARN MORE - https://gofloatstudios.com/ BOOK NOW - https://gofloatstudios.floathelm.com/ INSTAGRAM:   / gofloat.bur.  . EMAIL: home@gofloatstudios.com CALL US: 905-220-3120 WHAT IS FLOATING? Commonly known as Floatation Therapy, Sensory Deprivation, or R.E.S.T (Restricted Environmental Stimulation Technique), is the practice of floating on your back about half in and half out of the saltwater solution within a float tank (also commonly referred to as a sensory deprivation tank or isolation tank). The tank is completely dark, silent, and you won't be fighting gravity; floating is about everything you won't be doing. Float tanks can be thought of as the perfect bath tub. At GoFloat Studios, our Pro Float Cabins are 8' long, 4.5' wide, and 6.5' tall. Filled with about 10" - 12" of water and saturated with approximately 1,100 Ibs of Epsom salt, you will float effortlessly. The water is maintained at body temperature (34.1 degrees) and once you settle in, you lose track of where your body ends and where the water begins. Air flows freely in and out, and the door never locks (you can get out at any time). The cabins even have switches for lights and music; you are in total control of your environment. The water solution and the tank are super sanitary. The solution is fully filtered at least 3 times between clients through an intense UV light system. The large quantity of Epsom salts also act as a natural disinfectant, making it way cleaner than traditional pools or hot tubs.