Floatation tanks are a weird experience…

[@LeonardoDiCapri-Sun]

I’m such an over thinker who constantly needs distraction so I think this would drive me to the brink of insanity. Like those people who stay in soundproof rooms for too long. But I weirdly still wanna try it…

[@tet_talks8568]

I am the same way and I LOVED IT. Your brain weirdly adapts and enjoys it

[@michaelsanchez347]

Your brain freaks out at first then slowly calms down

[@tvtvtfan3767]

Um I think that why I want to try it, to get away from the distraction and to stop thinking. It can get exhausting always thinking. My head never stops running.

[@carylsy6661]

I feel like I’m still gonna freak out 🤣

[@fadimeduran6734]

Yep. Tried it and my brain would just not stop thinking. I did not relax at all.

[@jeniececook8704]

No no no . Just watching makes me feel like I can't breath. This is my claustrophobic nightmare.

[@Ray-yx3ty]

Same I will have a full on panic attack in there

[@juliamcqueen]

I’m not even claustrophobic but I feel the same way

[@Jake_Gotthard]

I wanna go here, the thing that stops me is hallucinating. Silence, pitch Black, pure relaxation (mind tricks). Pure fuckimg nightmare fuel for me.

[@flaccid6pancake]

I think that's when u could turn off the lights cause then u won't see the space around u

[@blobsha]

I get claustrophobic you dont have to pull the lid over you

[@TalkAsSoftAsChalk]

I would honestly just fall asleep. That's how good I am at falling asleep anywhere.

[@yourerightimwrong4567]

Same.

[@Maven...]

I relate to your ability. I've fallen asleep mid-MRI... several times. And they're notoriously noisy.

[@anthea01]

That’s a superpower you got ther

[@TalkAsSoftAsChalk]

@@Maven... Sameee!!! I was going to comment that originally but then for some reason decided against it. I used to be pretty sick as a kid and had to get CT Scans and MRIs done and they would always have to wake me up once it was done. If I am sleepy, despite how noisy it is as long as no one is bothering me I will go out like a light.

[@ClurTaylor]

@@Maven...i always fall asleep in mri scans!

[@Ben-GreenUK]

Not gonna lie that would be bloody mint whilst on magic mushrooms

[@benblease7968]

Or just high especially if it had a projector in there with some Netflix ❤

[@stefanwust3705]

did it... can not recommend

[@RachelWatsonLifeAsALeo1234]

I would fear being trapped in one of those things that I don't think I would be able to relax in one.

[@DovahkiinVolkihar]

You can leave the roof open, some of them are just rooms and it’s like laying in a hot tub in the middle of the floor.

[@bobmarley2140]

Get a grip cotton wool kid

[@simons8197]

the whole point of float tanks is to deprive yourself of all senses. Its incredible for your blood circulation too and no, it doesn't dehydrate you. You must turn off the lights to avoid feelings of claustrophobia as you will loose all sense of space really quickly. Its an amazing feeling as all pressure and tension leaves your body.

[@oliverlewis9080]

Why would you take a phone/camera into a floatation tank? That defeats the object of desensitising, doesn't it?

[@TalkingHeadJ]

Hear hear

[@noway8222]

Tips: close your eyes. Allow yourself to not think. Youll go into an almost sleep-like state. Dont move too much. Its really good once you get your vibe. Really relaxing

[@JessieCarty]

I'd still like to try one but I have a feeling it might give me a panic attack!

[@sophiemay6954]

Once I tried at home sensory deprivation by putting noise cancelling headphones on and black cloth over my eyes to keep them open. That’s when I met the happy teeth man and I haven’t been into the dark since

[@pinkysworn]

I’ve done it once and got so nauseated that I had to get out early and just sit on the cool tiled floor.

[@thornoserus9770]

Bro same

[@pz4971]

I LOVE floating! Last time I did a double, so it was for 2.5 hours. Zenned out so much, I booked another... I think next week - can't wait!

[@ts4686]

Seems like my anxiety would have a mardi gras in there.

[@SSBakes]

Or it could make you feel super safe, away from stress, and every muscle would relax in the warm water?

[@bobmarley2140]

get a grip

[@shdhbr]

If the water is nice and warm it would be my idea of heaven on earth

[@therealitycheck9804]

Looks kind of claustrophobic

[@randomchaos69]

My sleepy ass would fall asleep and drown 💀

[@aimeelouise]

I looooovvveee these! It seems to be the one time in life I can just completely unplug and have a good old float.

[@tarawalker7193]

Are they warm?

[@aimeelouise]

@@tarawalker7193 Yes! Usually they are set to around body temperature

[@tarawalker7193]

@@aimeelouise Nice! I may find one. 🙃

[@Account-kv3jc]

Knowing me, I'd probably find a way to drown in there within 10 minutes

[@Kendo506]

Sensory deprivation doesn't work with the lights on...

[@hamalam9169]

i went in this exact one a few months ago and loved it!! i thought i’d hate it because i’m such an over thinker but i actually just had a really nice time splashing about lol

[@srfgfxfgfjjvjv]

id go insane and cry

[@ineshomemcardoso5762]

you are paying for literally a torture method

[@buffyannesmith6609]

I went insane. I need to try again actually

[@mistypedhi]

I very much want to try this..i always thought it was pitch black in there.

[@Loralanthalas]

Why do you get dehydrated?

[@soujina1945]

I would start singing

[@jamiekavanagh7987]

Was the water nice and warm like a bath?

[@pearselangford1302]

Yeah, let me bring my phone into the sensory deprivation tank that won’t be fucking distracting at all

[@MS-19]

Intriguing - would definitely be up for trying!

[@KirstyLionheart]

Nah the Simpsons put me off for life.

[@fragilefleur]

Why do they give you earplugs? And do they encourage you to be in full darkness? I’m a bit claustrophobic but love water. Floating with it open maybe. Closed I would feel like I’m in an MRI machine.

[@DovahkiinVolkihar]

Earbuds are encouraged due to the amount of salt in the water it can damage your ears or leave salt crystals in your ears after a while making you dizzy for days after. I am also claustrophobic but I was perfectly fine in this with the roof closed (it is optional just like the music and lights) it is extremely large inside larger than it looks. There are buttons on the side inside that control sound and lighting. It’s extremely relaxing and a nice temperature not to hot like a hot tub. One thing is if you do go and have cuts or raw skin put on water resistant jelly otherwise it will burn like hell.

[@fragilefleur]

@@DovahkiinVolkihar cool thanks for the info. Looks kinda cool. I love the water so much.

[@realtalk5626]

the best LSD experience i had was when i tripped balls in a floatation tank

[@ThetrendchapterBlogspot]

We have them in Uk? does anyone known where this one is? i’d love to try it!😊😊

[@hamalam9169]

this one’s in north london :) i went there a few months ago and it was a really nice experience

[@Tayloraurrekoetxea]

Just Google floatation tank/ sensory deprivation and your area of the U.K. you’ll most likely find at least one in any big city

[@MissyLeaBeauty]

This looks so scary to be honest but maybe it'd be relaxing I guess...

[@lavenderoh]

Your bathing suit is adorable!

[@ebanksstudios]

What if you got out and the year was 2123

[@Keptbygrace]

How to get out when emergency? And what about air in emergency case? Just asking

[@ninaalexandrazelenak2005]

Omg I need to try this! Hopefully there is one in my area of New York

[@Human-lg8hb]

So what does the tank do? For the skin? the mind? or something else?

[@Zenithxblack]

I have been curious about those!

[@AustinLEN]

Guys you have to turn the lights off or it's not sensory deprivation 🤦 In order to achieve visions you need the darkness

[@mrloverman82]

It did 9 visits in 2019, with some edibles it was slightly life changing 👍

[@dainoradirmeikyte3653]

An old filmed called "Cocoon"

[@saitamaman6714]

My ear would ring for days in that one hour inside

[@Rumade]

I keep getting adverts for a couples session at the one on old street hahah

[@thornoserus9770]

I tried it and my motion sickness was triggered so much. 💯 don’t recommend

[@mkgirl1995]

I’m too claustrophobic for that 😳

[@randomcommenter7170]

Isn't this the thing that causes people to hallucinate if you have the lights off

[@DovahkiinVolkihar]

I’ve actually done this before and no that only happens if you are in there for over 3 hours in pitch black silence. The floats are actually very relaxing and good for you. It’s best to just sleep through it or get a two person one to go with a friend or loved one to chat. The salt does not allow you to sink at all no matter the weight and the salt also takes out and destroys any toxins in your body. Always remember to put in your ear plugs as the salt can be bad for your inner ears and if you have any cuts or raw skin PUT ON SOME FORM OF WATER RESISTANT JELLY it can and will burn like hell. Overall it’s a great thing to do and is very healthy and enjoyable. Same can be said for Hyperbaric treatments which are often found in the same buildings as these float tanks. What you are possibly thinking of with these making people hallucinate is years ago some government groups would trap people inside of these to gather intel from an enemy group. They would trap them in pitch black silence for hours till they started hallucinating and talking out loud giving answers to the mic in the room. Many people still mistake these float pods for causing the same thing that happened years ago in historic war times. Since then this has been a banned way of gathering intel and these tanks are used for relaxation and rejuvenation only.

[@DovahkiinVolkihar]

Another thing is for anyone that watched Stranger things this is what El does. As mentioned in the series it does cause hallucinations but this is a very fictitious series as that would only happen to someone after hours of alone time in silence and pitch black inside that tank.

[@sannie8000]

They do, john c lilly is a scientist who invented this def worth to read his books..

[@theoriginaledi]

I'd love to try it just to see but, despite the fact that I, too, am a huge water baby, I don't think I'd probably like it. For one thing, I often can't go more than 15 minutes or so without needing to blow my nose, and that seems inconvenient, to say the least. At least at a pool I can keep my tissues and a waste container on the side, waiting for me....

[@DovahkiinVolkihar]

The salty warm air actually does great for the sinuses clears you up in a matter of minutes.

[@elcharara7926]

A friend had LSD in there, he sold his house and quit his job and bought a chicken farm

[@xavier090687]

reminds me of the book door to december by dean koontz

[@MinniNatty]

Me thinking those are sensory deprivation tanks. 👀👀

[@DovahkiinVolkihar]

They are.

[@Dustyspeccs]

i would LOVE this

[@continuousself-improvement1879]

This sounds like a scene from Final Destination. 😮

[@JJ_Magnificent]

OMG i would love this

[@cheronroggen9638]

That seems scary..

[@pinkpiggy7868]

I cant float i just sink, so i would probably just sit there panicking cause i think someone gonna lock me in

[@PoorMansInvesting]

Dehydrated???? I never experienced that

[@excusemebut]

You're so pretty 😊

[@rabbiamehmood476]

Imagine getting stuck in there

[@hellrazor117]

Drop 2 tabs 40 minutes before shower. Enjoy the ride

[@Nightshade0000]

Honestly I could see myself getting bored in there

[@saracafaro6293]

What’s that for?

[@brianthomason5022]

How do people not pee in the tanks they use in the same water

[@nancyshrout-wankowski7147]

Nope, not me.

[@Meeraalqasimi]

Omg no, my worst nightmare 😂… what are the benefits tho?

[@katiemutschler6040]

I had to go for an injury. It helped me figure out what my body was up to. Also good for meditation and relaxing. I am claustrophobic but felt I was fine and if I got freaked out I turned the lights on! The salt is also really good for the hair

[@DovahkiinVolkihar]

Another great thing is the salt in the water absorbs any toxins in the body and destroys them. It’s great if you have a virus or buildup of acid in the joints or muscles.

[@bordomfunclipsoriginal]

Hey best experience is to turn the lights off and have a small dose of acid

[@OngoGablogian185]

Isn't it boring as hell? I couldn't be assed to just float in silence for an hour. I could buy a water bed and basically achieve the same thing.

[@BrightSpirals]

my ADHD couldn't

[@NelichXCandii]

holy fuckk this gave me anxiety lol wtfff is this!!!!!!

[@RonaldoMrUCL5]

I would like it

[@barb6725]

Absolutely not nope I can’t do it 😂

[@darthvader1267]

I couldn’t breathe watching this!!! Def not for me!!

[@Kez_abi]

I would love it would probably just sleep but would be worried ide turn over in my sleep and 😵

[@wolfinthesno]

You ruined your experience simply by bringing a phone. Also if you try it again either ask the attendant for a bottle of vinegar or bring one yourself to rinse your ears out. I have incredibly frustrating ears (over productive wax production). Getting in a a float tank is by far and away the simplest solution to all of my ear problems. When you get out, shower off, then grab your vinegar, flush the ears with vinegar, this removes all of the salt, then grab a q-tip, clean out any wax, and then wash your hair, when your fingers are all sudsy from shampoo clean your ears, and rinse! I have gone over 100 times. I can tell you that your first experience is going to be the most uncomfortable by far and away. Your mind and body are not ready for the type of seclusion your getting yourself into. Now when I go, the moment my head touches the water I turn off the lights and music, and begin focusing on my breathing. Meditation in a float tank is basically the only way to enjoy it, if your in their just daydreaming, it's probably not going to be that great of an experience, but I can tell you, that if you manage to fall into a meditative state you will feel like a different person getting out. Do a three float setup, try to do them one day apart. Do not have your phone on. Learn the basics of meditation (focus on your breathing) and I promise that each and EVERY float, is an entirely different experience. I've fallen asleep twice in the tank, I've hallucinated in the tank, I have had insane moments of clarity in the tank. If you are not able to hear the blood coursing through your veins before you climb out, you haven't reached the depths of relaxation that the tank can offer.

[@a.b.2826]

Absolutely not. Claustrophobic.

[@KingKhanAbz]

Thank you for filming this but it defeats the purpose if you're filming this. You're not really fully experiencing it. 😂

[@harryegan7456]

Id only do one on edibles or mushroomst

[@lvckpvck509]

Girls does sensory deprivation tank and does literally no sensory deprivation. Waste of time.

[@JaiProdz]

She sounds a tad bit like Mel C Spice

[@dyalaalabdallah6855]

I would die because of my Claustrophobia😭🥲

[@ObiMomKenobi13]

I would not spend money on this.

[@crystaledwards8854]

I think you missed the point of it entirely.

[@5andme851]

Snake oil

[@kellynaz9256]

I love your videos but you're a bit out of touch. Its not your fault just hard to watch in this economic crisis.

[@danielparyazani9041]

Maybe if you didn't take your phone in the tank and focused more on letting go than making content 🤦

[@kiki_6626]

What’s the point of these?

[@kiki_6626]

Nvm I googled it 🚶🏾‍♀️

[@jennifer6833]

Nope, claustrophobic.

[@jeremyfearn8425]

When are you going to the dentist.

[@mysteryegg340]

I don't think I'd like that at all

[@hoseynheydari2901]

gonna eat my magic shrooms and hit one of these tanks and chill😀✌🏻

[@areola_grande]

If you actually gave it a proper try, do you think you would like it more? I feel like you didn’t actually get the experience because you brought your phone with you and were creating content. Which kind of defeats the purpose and could be the reason why you didn’t get anything out of it.