How To Choose Used Tanning Beds
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How to Choose the Right Used Tanning Bed
Are you eager to keep your vacation glow all year round but struggle to fit tanning into your schedule? Buying a home tanning bed might have crossed your mind until you saw the price tag. Fortunately, used tanning beds can be a cost-effective alternative if you know what to look for, allowing you to enjoy a high-quality experience at a fraction of the cost.
Key Considerations for Home Tanning Equipment
Design Options
When it comes to home tanning equipment, you'll typically choose between horizontal beds and vertical tanning booths. Vertical units are popular for home use as they require less space, making them a great fit even in smaller rooms.
Understanding the Lamps
The type of lamps in a tanning bed is crucial. You generally have two choices: conventional beds and high-pressure beds. High-pressure beds are usually found in salons and have lamps located at the top. You'll need to turn over to tan all sides of your body. The "high pressure" refers to the gas pressure inside the lamps, resulting in quicker tanning with less time spent in the bed. These may require fewer sessions than conventional models, offering a year-round tan with reduced UV exposure.
Conventional beds use either UVA-only lamps or a combination of UVA and UVB rays. UVA rays penetrate deeper into the skin and can cause long-term damage, including skin cancer, while UVB rays are known as the sun's burning rays. Understanding the type of lamps in your bed is vital as they will eventually need replacement.
Maintenance and Costs
Before purchasing, check the availability and cost of replacement lamps, as well as their lifespan. Evaluate how easily you can change the bulbs and perform other maintenance tasks, like cleaning and replacing the acrylics. Convenience here can save you both money and hassle.
Questions to Ask About Used Tanning Beds
- How old is the bed? Knowing the manufacturing year can give you insight into its potential lifespan.
- Does it meet all current FDA regulations? Regulations frequently change to help prevent skin cancer and other issues, so ensure the bed complies with current standards.
- How much was the bed used? A lightly-used home unit might be an excellent bargain.
- Is the bed in good working order? Check the condition to avoid expensive repairs later.
- Is there any warranty remaining?
- Why is the bed being sold? Understanding the seller's reason can give you more confidence in your purchase.
- How does the price compare to a new bed? A significant price difference can indicate a better deal.
By carefully considering these factors, you can find a quality used tanning bed that fits your needs and budget, allowing you to maintain that beautiful, sun-kissed glow all year long.
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