Infinity Floating

This place is clean and state of the art, the room has everything you need. You walk into the room and it has the float tank, a shower, and a toilet all in your own private mini-​suite. The float tanks are modern and very large. No claustrophobia with these tanks, as they are large and have lights. This is the place to float!

Having no experience in a flotation pod, I was both apprehensive and excited. After five major spinal reconstructions in five years, I was willing to try anything that might help my chronic and severe pain. After relaxing in the pod for about 30 minutes (I really lost track of time). I noticed that I was not aware of any pain at the point. I cried but getting the salt in my eyes made them burn so I had to get myself together and enjoy the most beautiful experience I have had in for ever. It was total relaxation without the constant pain I have been used to for years. At the very end, I got brave and stretched my arms above my head. I have not NOT been able to stretch my arms directly above my head for over two years. I can still do that now. What a blessing? Deborah, the owner, was telling me it had more salt than the dead sea and I thought, «Designed by God and «discovered» by us thousands of years later! Thank you and God bless. I will be back again and again. (can i come today?)

This was my first experience in a floatation, or deprivation tank. Pod actually. The location was very nice, clean, and inviting. Inside the manager spent 15 – 20 minutes explaining to me how the equipment functions and answering all of my questions. I never felt hurried or rushed. I set an appointment for this experience but they may except walkins as well. There were two pods that I saw.
Each room that houses a pod is equipped with restroom and shower. You shower before entering and exiting the pod. Shampoo, body wash, and conditioner are provided with towel, etc.
Before climbing in the pod you but in ear plugs to eliminate ambient sound. Climb in and close the pod behind you. The space is roughly 8′ by 6′ with 18″ of water, allowing you to touch the sides if you reach but not cramped at all. If you were a bit claustrophobic you may leave the «lid» ajar or completely open. There is also optional mood lighting that you control. I went for 100% closed with no lighting comfortably. I can’t address any technical aspects of the tank other than to say sanitation seemed first class to me.
Being my first experience it took 10 – 15 minutes to settle into my 1 hour session. I was comfortable immediately but getting use to my muscles needing to do nothing to support me took a while to completely releasing. Then I noticed I could not «feel» myself breathing, a relaxation technique I use. This was not weird or uncomfortable, more like astonishing. Because I was floating, I couldn’t feel my chest rise and fall. Everyone’s experience, I’m told, in unique. Because the air temperature is same as my body temperature I couldn’t feel cool air in warm air out like normal.
In what seems like 25 minutes my hour was up. Outstanding experience. I’ll be back. If your open minded and make a mental effort to relax your body and mind, I’m sure you’ll have a very position experience.