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Nothing can ruin the mood of floating in an isolation tank faster than feeling cold. It becomes difficult to lose yourself in the moment if your teeth are chattering from the water temperature.
Properly heating your float tank can solve that problem. You have a pair of options in heating your tank. One option is a in-line heating system that incorporates circulation heaters. The second option is installing heating elements directly underneath the tank.
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Hey Graham,I have a few questions for you on peroxide use. How do you use it? When do you use it and in what quantity do you use it in for floating ? Is there an amount per floater or number of floats or per day or by weight of floater? I realize there are many factors but trying to get a sense for about 5 floaters a day/per tank. I've seen a few different notes on it but it's not really clear.
Any help would be super appreciated!
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Good question - we use 35% Hydrogen Peroxide, which we order online. We do about 10 floats a day/tank, and we use around an average of 2-4 ounces per day per tank. That seems like a big range, and it's because the Hydrogen Peroxide can vary quite a bit in how quickly it is used up.