Holy Grail of Stand up Beds!

[boobrandt]

I normally do NOT like stand up beds, mostly because I don't see much in the way of results from them, plus I like to lie down!
I found a salon about 20 miles away that has a "Sunshower" stand-up. 12 minutes, 40 face bulbs, 200 watts each. t was HOT to say the least, and there were reflecting panels between the bulbs. Yall know that I am die-hard, but I actually stepped out after 11 minutes (did stick my feet back in though!). Of course, I was in the stand up covered in a mixture of Theory and Power Shots. This bed is not for the faint of heart, but I give it a big thumbs up!

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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------[ This Message was edited by: boobrandt on 2003-07-08 17:56 ]

[Bonnie]

OK, Laura B., I'm sold! Gotta find a booth like that! Actually, my place is in the middle of getting some new booths which promise great things; I'll report back!

[BrOnZeDbOmBsHeLl]

I've only used a stand up bed once, I liked the color that I got but it is too expensive for me to use all the time.

[Bonnie]

OK, guys, I've heard tell of a bed that has 102 bulbs (no s**t!) Speaking of holy grails, I'm gonna track that mother down!

(Sorry, I seem to say OK all the time at the beginning of a sentence!)_______________ __
[ This Message was edited by: bonnie on 2003-07-08 19:07 ]

[boobrandt]

102 bulbs? Wow! Is that for a group party?

[engfant]

There is one that actually has 120 bulbs! The only problem is that 120 bulbs means nothing but irritation, HUGE relamping expense, the bulbs all have different life spans and most are these "spagetti" lamps that are just filling in the little spaces. Anything over 50-60 bulbs is worthless and excessive.

[ED@URI]

Engfant
I definitely agree. More than 50-or-so bulbs in a tanning bed is redundant, and 25W spaghetti bulbs that cost $15-$16 each is a waste of money and a waste of the electricity it takes to light them.