Magics Aroma upgrade with pics

[Jim Fisher]

Someone from the company will fill in the lines soon im sure

[sunsally]

Please tell me that those "aroma/water" lids are not out there and visible to the client when tanning!

[dcjjp2]

My big problem is that huge plastic fan that looks cheap. The bed is goregous, that fan at the feet is an eyesore. And yeah those lids better not be visble to the client. LOL!

[Drew]

It doesn't look cheap in person. It doesn't look like a work of art either but you really don't even notice it in a salon.

[navigatin1]

Where are they buying the "aroma" drops to mix with the water?????

I am having trouble finding the stuff!

[imported_Dr. U]

I want to piss in it

[SUNNYDAYS]

Let me get this straight, the water mist in scented with aromatherapy? Or Is this like the UWE beds were the water is just to cool you off and the Aromatherapy comes from a fan that blows the scent.

Also what kind of water do they use, is it Triple Distilled?

[MacDaddy]

I was told in Nashville that it's just plain water. They didn't want to add it unless they could use tap water. As for the mist and aromatherapy, I would venture a guess that they would have to be seperate because of allergy issues some people have.

[engfant]

Originally Posted by MacDaddy

I was told in Nashville that it's just plain water. They didn't want to add it unless they could use tap water.

It HAS to have some sort of filter for the water then. ANY tap water is going to cause problems especially around 20,000watts. There are MANY reasons to use distilled water regardless. I'd use it anyway.

[Miraclesun]

I'll answer some of the questions. The units coming in December will have all three upgrades. New back light, misting (water only) you can see the nozzles between the body blowers, aroma comes through the body blowers only. Not sure at this time what scents will be available, and they will come from Italy. They will only come on if you press the aroma, or misting buttons. The containers will be behind the unit sitting on the metal ballast tray. Never thought about people climbing behind the bed to go potty in the containers. I will bring this concern up to the manufacturer. The pictures that Jim posted are of the first unit in Italy with these new features, so I will take all the idea's you people give and let the manufacturer read any praises or concerns.


Kindest Regards,

Al Reasonover


Miracle Sun, Inc.
4542 Elkhart rd. #700
Elkhart, IN 46517
1-800-449-9826
Fax (574)875-9742
miraclesun.net

[Shane]

The containers will be behind the unit sitting on the metal ballast tray.

That's a great idea.

I can just see the 16 year old attendant going to fill up the water container and dumping it, accidentally of course, into the ballast tray.

SNAP CRACKLE POP

[Miraclesun]

That would be your luck, or better yet. He would try peeing in it, and zap his goods. The family will then sue you, and the customer will experience the special urination aroma. All joking aside, as you can see the containers sit in it's own tray, and then are placed on another tray that's placed in a solid container. I had to ask a few more questions about it myself, this can also sit on the floor if you like. If you all have any ideas or suggestions I will pass them on to our manufacturer's.

Al

[Drew]

Just put a big *** jug of Margaritas back there and a long straw. All you can drink Fridays will be a big new promotion.

[imported_Pumpkin]

Ever heard of Legionnaire's disease? Water sitting in a heated environment can be subject to creating many problems, especially when it is not protected (chemical anti-bacterials) or stored properly. The UWE is the only system I've seen that was done correctly - the water container is a replaceable unit that is sealed (and stays sealed) from the manufacturer (with additives, not subject to contamination).

[Natureboy]

Originally Posted by Dr. U

I want to piss in it

LOL, I wouldn't put it past someone. I hope there is a lock on it eventually!

[Drew]

buy a used uwe, figure it out.

[MacDaddy]

Patryk explained to me in Nashville that if it couldn't work with just plain water, he didn't want it. So they were able to make it work.

[Miraclesun]

Werd, Good idea. Does anyone know what units are in the market using only water? Since this is all new to us, I will pass along the suggestion of distilled water, that makes sense. If anyone else has units that spray just water, what does your supplier have you add to it to keep it safe? The water temp. in the jug would be at room temperature, so how long does distilled water last at room temp.or above? Thanks for the suggestions, I'll pass this on to Patryk and the distributors.

Al

[imported_Pumpkin]

Distilled water is a good start, but it will only help keep the nozzles from clogging due to mineral deposits. Distilled water is not immune from becoming stagnant, though. Consult a chemist for the right solution.

[Miraclesun]

How long does distilled water last at room temperature? Maybe we can ask the salon owners to replace a new gallon of water every week. They may even go through it quicker if they are busier. Any ideas? Any UWE owners that have the water mist? If so what do you put in your water?

Kindest Regards,

Al Reasonover