An immersive experience: Getting away through flotation pods
BILL LYNCH, Charleston Gazette-Mail
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) The water was warm, but not hot.
Float Effects owners, Jeremy and Rachel Jarrell, explained the water in their sensory deprivation, flotation pods was kept at a stable 93.5 degrees.
“About the surface temperature of skin,” Rachel explained. “We keep the room about the same temperatures, so there’s little difference between the air and the water.”
The pod I was floating inside was small, about the size of an economy car, but not cramped. Neither my feet nor my head touched the sides, but I could reach out for the wall, if I wanted.
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