Intro to Water Treatment
– Judy Scott, Wellspring Integrative Vitality Center
Float Tank Water Treatment
Taking proper care of the water in your float tanks and the filtration equipment attached to them is not a simple task.
There is a lot to know about proper care for any type of recreational water, and things are even more complicated in float tanks due to their tremendous quantity of magnesium sulfate.
Let’s Get Started
In over an hour of modules, Ashkahn Jahromi from Float On guides you through the world of float tank water treatment.
We hope that having these videos will help in maintaining healthy water for your clients and that it can also serve as a training resource for your staff and future hires.
Here’s What is Included…
- Different Types of Float Tanks
- Pumps and Filters
- Different Types of Disinfectant
- Tank Chemistry
- Health Departments
- Model Codes
- Standards and Certifications
All future updates will be available at no additional charge, and you’ll receive lifetime access to the course.
Ashkahn Jahromi, along with Graham Talley and Jake Marty, are experts in float tank water sanitation and in recreational water treatment in general. All three have become deeply passionate about proper water care, and about furthering our knowledge of water treatment in float tanks.
They were keynote speakers at the World Aquatic Health Conference in 2015, which is the largest gathering of health regulators and other aquatic experts in the United States. They were invited back to give a paid workshop for Health Department officials on float tank sanitation in 2016.
Ashkahn and Graham were deeply involved in drafting the Float Tank Standards through the FTA, which they are now helping to update and turn into the North American Float Tank Standard. They serve on the Task Group for Sensory Deprivation Standards through the NSF, worked on updating standards in Washington State, and have personally consulted with many of the state health department heads around the United States and Canada.
Jake is an NSPF Instructor, and has personally trained and certified many of the center owners in the floatation industry to be Certified Pool Operators. He gives a CPO training course at the Float Conference each year for around 50 students. Graham and Ashkahn were also asked to contribute a float tank section to the most recent update to the CPO handbook, which is now being taught to new Pool Operators across the country.
When it comes to float tank care, they are working with the world’s leading experts.
Enjoy the free course, and if you have any questions at all, don’t hesitate to reach out.
