How to Open a Tanning Salon from A to Z(sample insert on tanning bed acrylics)
Tanning Bed AcrylicsTanning Bed Acrylics are the clear plastic shields that separates the customer from the indoor tanning lamps or bulbs. Tanning bed acrylics are generally clear but there is now available a frosted acrylic from some tanning bed manufacturers. On lay down type tanning beds, this is the clear surface the customer lays while tanning. The concept of frosted tanning bed acrylic is an interesting one and perhaps a great differentiator if you are in a competitive environment however they reduce lamp effectiveness by 20-30%. Which brings up a very important maintenance fact: a dirty acrylic can also reduce lamp efficiency by 20-50%, so plan to clean the inside of your acrylics on a monthly schedule. The results of cleaning your tanning bed acrylics can be tested with a UV Light Meter which is the least affordable type of measuring the actual tanning bed UV light output. Owning and UV light meter to test the bulb output of tanning beds is strongly recommended of all tanning salon owners. This is the type of information you can expect in "How to Open a Tanning Salon from A to Z". The cost of this "eBook" is only $19.95
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