Float tanks are also referred to as sensory deprivation tanks. The goal is to achieve ultimate relaxation by limiting sensory input, allowing our central nervous system to rest. While most avid floaters will tell you that floating in absolute darkness and complete silence is really where your brain and body receive the most beneficial rest, […]
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Please Review Our Temporary Procedures In Effect REOPENED AS OF JUNE 1ST! As a proactive measure to help efforts to limit COVID-19 spread and exposure, maintain the health of our staff and the community at large, we made the decision to temporarily close Float Harder in March. We continue to feel confident that floating is
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Q: How clean is it? A: Really, REALLY clean! CLEANING PROCEDURES The float tank automatically filters the salt solution after each float and our staff is carefully trained to sanitize the shower, float tank and other high touch areas with an EPA certified disinfectant before the next float begins. Linens and float accoutrements are fully refreshed
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1st Quarter Float for Philanthropy Recipient! Another BIG THANK YOU to all who participated in our first quarter Float for Philanthropy. While we had to get a little creative with the format due to our temporary closure, we really enjoy putting on this event and end up learning more about the local non profits each time we host it. The charity that was chosen to receive the earnings this round, was Full Plates, Full Potential! With a mission to end childhood hunger across Maine, […]
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Featured Artist March/April 2020 Launching us into spring this year is the print work of local artist Molly Anathan. Molly is currently a resident artist at Running with Scissors in Downtown Portland. “I view most of my abstract work as the result of individual conversations between myself and the piece that I am creating. I rarely plan ahead and start with simple child-like mark making. The work develops organically and almost spiritually as I respond to what I see and feel in th […]
