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...led to minimize the temperature of the tanning bed. Without them, the bed equipment gets overheated and is easily worn out. Most of the tanning beds use 4? axial fans, which operate on 110 volt or 220 volt. Some models use squirrel cage or carriage fans.

Another key component is the timer, which helps to limit the maximum time per tanning session. Each timer is set with a maximum exposure time that depends on the type of tanning equipment used. Typically, the time extends up to 20 minutes. Today, all tanning beds available in the U.S are equipped with timers. According to the FDA, all commercial tanning beds should have a timer with preset maximum time.

Learning The Basics Of Tanning Salons

...ther business, because the owners or operators know when to take advantage of a good thing. It may not be good for your skin but it is good for their wallet.

If they can get you to come inside for the sun tanning session, then they can influence you to purchase a product or vice versa. Another huge area of profit is the outrageous prices for its lotions.

If you decide to check into the salons in your area, then you need to know a few basics before signing up for a membership. The first is that not all salons are alike. That small video store probably does not have the money t...more

Used Tanning Beds - To Buy or Not To Buy

...have a skilled electrician or tanning bed specialist check the bed for any needed repairs or unrepeatable damage.

Fortunately, some used tanning beds (especially new-old-stock beds) will still have a leftover warranty. In this case, be sure that the warranty is transferable and check out the fine print details of the warranty.

Bottom line, used tanning beds can be an inexpensive way to get the convenience of a tanning bed in your own home. However, as with any large purchase, do your homework. The last thing you want is a thousand dollar paper weight sitting in your basement.

Are Used Tanning Beds Really A Good Idea?

... risk that could lead to cancer. This is especially important of the problem is related to the tanning bed bulbs in any form, as this is where the UV ray risk comes from.

Another problem to watch out for is tanning beds where the timer is broken, or the bulbs are difficult to replace. These are serious problems for a tanning bed, so just move on to the next potential tanning bed on offer.

One of the easiest ways of telling if a used tanning bed is worth buying, is if the previo...more

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