FAQs About Dr. Wellness Cold Series
Here are some of the most commonly asked questions about Cold Series™.
A: Cold plunge tubs operate by submerging the body in cold water, often ranging from 45°F to 55°F (7°C to 13°C), which helps to quickly lower body temperature by thermal conduction.
A: Yes, our Cold Series tubs use electricity to operate their cooling systems, which keep the water at the correct low temperature without the need to add ice.
A: Yes, our CS-1, CS-6, and CS-8 cold tubs have temperature controls that allow you to set the water temperature within the range of 37 and 104 degrees.
A: For best results, cold water immersion sessions should last between 5 and 10 minutes, although individual tastes and health situations may vary.
A: Maintenance tasks include:
- Regular cleaning of interior surfaces,
- Inspecting and changing filters
- Monitoring water chemistry
- Assuring the appropriate operation of cooling systems
A: It is advised to replace the water in your cold tub every 1 to 2 weeks, depending on use and water quality.
A: The Cold Series’ interior surfaces can be sanitized with mild, non-abrasive cleansers. Regular disinfection with a weak bleach solution may also be beneficial. You will also need to treat the water with standard sanitizing chemicals once or twice a week (depending on frequency of use) to keep the water clean and balanced.
A: Yes, in colder areas, you should winterize your Cold Series tub by emptying the water, eliminating moisture, and protecting exposed parts from freezing temperatures. If your cold tub is in a temperature-controlled environment like a home gym, winterization is not necessary.
A: Non-slip surfaces, grab bars, emergency shut-off switches, and correct insulation are built into your cold tub for safety.
A: Prolonged exposure to cold water may raise the risk of hypothermia. Keep sessions to the recommended time and get out of the tub if you experience symptoms like shallow breathing, weak pulse, drowsiness, or sudden clumsiness.
A: Children should only use cold plunge tubs under adult supervision, and it is best to speak with a healthcare expert first.
A: Users should use care to avoid slips and falls while entering or leaving a cold plunge tub and utilize any supplied safety elements, such as steps, as required.
A: Standard-sized cold tubs can accommodate one to five people, depending on the style and size. Some models of our Cold Series tubs have both hot and cold sections, which allow for different users to have different temperatures during their sessions.
A: We provide a variety of cold tub models to allow each customer to choose the seating configuration that fits their unique requirements.
A: Depending on available space and user preferences, the Dr. Wellness Cold Series tubs can be installed inside or outside.
A: Installation typically necessitates using electrical power for cooling systems, suitable piping for filling and emptying the tub, and a concrete pad to support the weight of the tub.
A: Many of our luxury features come standard, so there’s little need to customize. You can enjoy a choice of cabinet and acrylic colors, Bluetooth audio, and a UV filtration system standard with your cold tub. Elements like hydrotherapy jets, LED illumination, waterfall features, and Bluetooth connectivity also come standard to improve your overall experience.
A: Cold tubs use less energy than standard hot tubs or swimming pools because of their lower operating temperatures and shorter heating cycles. Our patented Heat Flow Manifolds heat the water naturally, which saves additional energy.
A: Compact designs and built-in installations are available for small homes or business establishments with limited room. Our CS-0 and CS-1 models are single person cold tub that will fit in most areas.
