As already mentioned, the floatation therapy industry is experiencing a significant spike. It continuously evolves. Can we imagine what the tanks would be in 10 or 15 years given the current trend? That would be difficult even for the ones with a vividly wild imagination. To make our forthcoming Christmas DreamPod episode something special, we’d love to hear from you, the dear readers and listeners who make the Junkyard a worthwhile endeavour. So, pour a sherry, snaffle a mince pie from the secret stash, and send a message to dreamcastjunkyard (at) gmail dot com by Thursday the 30th of November that covers one (or all) of the following: The physical benefits are incredible but pushing the limits of the body helps train and strengthen the mind. Combine the entire process with breathwork and you’re off to a new you in no time. But the blue ‘hog was just the tip of the spear. With unprecedented visual and aural fidelity, groundbreaking online capabilities, and intuitive hardware architecture and OS, the Dreamcast fancied itself as both a developer-friendly haven and bleeding-edge forerunner of gaming’s future. We tested 15 baby sleeping bags bought from online marketplaces, high street stores and online from leading brands, and 12 of the bags failed some of our safety tests. Only three bags - from Asda, John Lewis and Mamas & Papas - passed all of the safety requirements.

The V2 Flagship is one of the most advanced float tanks on the market. Some of these advanced features include: Samadhi’s Tank at Home is a tank designed with personal use and wellbeing in mind. The tank makes for a distraction-free float with every use. The company describes this tank as affordable, energy-efficient, and reliable.If you’re unsure about the level of warmth, material, fit or closure to look for in a baby sleeping bag, our brief guide will point you in the right direction. Fit

Here at Dreampod we’re all about options. First up, are our two commercial products, the standard bath and the barrel. Each is crafted using the best quality fiberglass, plastics, and hand polished for the shiniest of finishes. Both have a double hull GRP base with foam insulation for better cold retention. As well as an anti-slip floor. When it comes to the fabric from which it’s made, the best sleeping bag for a baby will be breathable, preferably hypoallergenic, and soft and gentle on their delicate skin. Organic soft cotton or bamboo are good options. In addition, a sleeping bag that’s easy to clean, preferably machine washable and also tumble dryer-safe, will spare you the hassle of hand-washing it when it inevitably gets dirty. Closing

A lighter sleeping bag, such as this clever 0.5-tog version from MORI, can be a great option in all weather. On warm nights, with your baby in a vest, it’s perfect; while in colder weather, you can add a couple of layers of clothing to keep the baby warm. Made using a soft as well as sustainable fabric, it arrives in five delightful colour/pattern options – and, as an extra perk, you can also get it personalised.