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Massage Stone Heater
Choosing a massage stone heater for your business will depend on what type of stone massage you plan to do on a regular basis. Heaters are offered in either a 6 quart or 18 quart size. Spa Pro is a popular brand, sold by many massage stone companies and distributors of stones and stone supplies. Heats stones evenly and maintains a consistent temperature throughout the session. The Spa Pro is also offered with your choice of 120 volt model for use in the USA and other select countries or the 230 volt model for use in most countries outside the USA. If you live outside the U.S., you are encouraged to verify which voltage works in your country before purchasing. If you only work with smaller stones, a small 6 quart heater is fine. The 6 quart heater was designed especially for heating massage stones. It is perfect for stones used for facials, manicures, pedicures, or reflexology. It has a porcelain coated removable water reservoir with an easy-to-clean non-stick finish, and a high-quality, professional stainless steal exterior. The pre-heat setting heats the water quickly (pre-heat is 375 degrees Fahrenheit for this unit, so be careful), but, it does have an easily adjustable heat range that keeps the temperature where you want it, and 120 degrees to 125 degrees is best for hot stones.
With whichever massage stone heater you choose, learn about how to give hot stone massage safely by either watching a hot stone massage DVD (watching several times to make sure you are comfortable with this therapy) or taking a continuing education class in stone massage. Make sure you have the proper supplies to provide the treatment before offering it to your clients. Learn how to use all types of massage stones, from facial stones to shaped massage stones to cold massage stones. After you start providing this service, you will quickly understand why hot stone massage therapy is one of the most popular types of massage offered around the world. So, the stone heater you use is important. Go back to Massage Education Guide Homepage
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