What to expect from your Floatation Tank experience

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To ensure an optimal floatation therapy experience, the following animation will explain step by step our induction process.
For more information on our floatation centre in Melbourne, Australia, or our sensory deprivation tanks, please visit our website at www.resthouse.com.au for full details.

[@iAMTreydiddy]

Just had my first float. I was nervous. All the info they give you at first is kind of intimidating but if you just relax and commit to doing it correctly, it can be incredibly easy and extremely relaxing. It was for me. 👍

[@Wildheartbeats]

Can this be replicated at home tub? With epsom salt?

[@rehaustin]

I was expecting an explanation of what it's like... not how to get in and out of the pod, I'm sure they tell you that when you go there.

[@BabyBunch]

Basically the first time you go it’s odd. You won’t be comfortable, you will turn the lights off and on, you have to basically give in to yourself. Once you do when your floating you will feel like your floating on air. You will be so relaxed you will be out into nothing. I didn’t see or feel anything. I did hear when the music came back on so I know I wasn’t completely out of it. Some people can actually see things, I however was out. No thoughts NOTHING. Just pure calm darkness

[@paigeharrison1892]

it’s depends on the person... everyone is on their own journey.

[@Theloneliestnumber]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@valarmorghulis3773]

🤣

[@JessyingAround]

thanks for sparing my time❤

[@awesomeninja9178]

i done this 3 times and after i shower i wait a bit for me to came back to reality and the staff at float boston (the place i go to) usally greet you when your session is over and it felt real nice and durring my float i saw a faint grey light and faces of people i never knew as i exit my pod i was slowly opening the door and my eye took time to adjust to the light and i felt very mellow

[@lucysmithers357]

My youngest daughter just had a birthday and asked me to buy one session for her.. when she came out one hour float she was totally relaxed .. She has problems with her neck.. for the first time there was no pain...my son in law is going to buy her more sessions

[@saltfloatstudio8679]

Great video! Thank you for sharing Thank you Rest House!

[@brianbasile5228]

I do it all the time it’s AMAZING

[@TheMotoKing]

Looks so relaxing!

[@Fadednights730]

Do they clean after every use?

[@earlferguson3736]

Is it possible to roll over? Like when i sleep i always sleep on my stomach or side.

[@BabyBunch]

Lmfao no you can’t it will flip you right back on your back.

[@earlferguson3736]

@@BabyBunch thank you! :)

[@Dankbeard91]

XD

[@TheSarai809]

I used one and i can say safely is hard to roll over 😂

[@poiboi64]

Im guessing you're trying to drown yourself lol

[@bettymars4648]

I am trying mine today

[@Captaraknospider]

What happens afterwards?

[@brandino561]

how are you going to hear the music when you have earplugs in?

[@matthewcollins1748]

Max volume techno

[@maxpain2009]

What?...

[@matthewcollins1748]

@@maxpain2009 sarcasm. I'm sorry

[@mando8717]

I just laughed my ass off

[@StonedContent]

@@matthewcollins1748 legend ;D

[@dotbluer9041]

had my first float today and felt extremely sick half way through which ruined the experience as i had to sit up with the light on

[@kylie9687]

DOT BLUER well did you eat heavy or drink heavy before?

[@dotbluer9041]

Kylie 96 nah man, i’ve floated since and it hasn’t been as bad.. it was motion sickness almost like feeling car sick

[@kylie9687]

DOT BLUER ooh. What was your experience like? There’s no hallucinations involved is there? I really want to try it.

[@ccda3324]

@@kylie9687 it's possible since sensory deprivation was used as a method of torture to induce psychosis in people. However, I wouldn't worry too much about it since you'll be in a more relaxed environment. Plus you can get out of the tank at any time.

[@aliyahloc7809]

Is this safe while pregnant?

[@leefithian3704]

I expect not to sink 🤣

[@ItsABucket]

Im going to float for the first time Tomorrow

[@JihadHorse]

Me to

[@ME-ih7oj]

How was it

[@ItsABucket]

Awesome

[@loveyfirstthing843]

best ever🙈

[@rudy103069]

i would love to do smoke some dmt while in this!!!

[@indigenous1684]

Ok joe Rogan

[@rudy103069]

@@indigenous1684 joe soros.

[@rudy103069]

and i bet im more indigenous then you? indian reserve no. 16a

[@indigenous1684]

@@rudy103069 if your full blooded then you will be equal with me, any less than no your not

[@alyssat7809]

I'd be down for this and a whole lot a pot any day

[@gaaraofthesand9370]

Is it necessary to wear a swimming suit or you can be completely naked inside it?

[@rochambeau7197]

no

[@Mike-gi1dk]

Yes

[@joelmorgan7485]

I prefer the drowning tank

[@thetemplelaboratory]

Be nice to yourself!

[@brycewk10]

I have claustrophobia I’d have a panic attack

[@wij8044]

You gotta step out of your comfort once in a while to experience more and grow as a person.

[@adamsidd]

I’ve been reading that some rooms have a way to keep it open

[@epicmonkey6124]

We all float over here 👋🏼🤡

[@tayphiri519]

🎈🎈🎈

[@ladylucile15]

Naw boy getting in a pod

[@mortonuhv]

id rather float at my house

[@crystalgavaller2271]

Orrrrrr put in some ear plugs put on some blacked out glasses and put some Epsom salt in your bath.. for frreeeee

[@kyraclarke3559]

Yeahhh but bathtubs are usually too small and you need INSANE amounts of salt to float properly. It’s would still be expensive

[@haykymadalina]

No, thanks. If i didn't suffer from stress, now i do, just thinking about being locked in that thingie. Eeek

[@loganfit1117]

"you can have the pod all the way open"

[@hanbulban3131]

You can control how much you want the lid closed some start with full open the close it half way as they get comfortable

[@rico-jw4xr]

its way more comforting than you would think, once you are in!

[@selflessly101]

If you don't look to face your fears your NEVER going to conquer them. GET IN THERE AND DO IT.

[@angelcpirate]

You can leave it open