Instructions
BODY STREAM OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
The inflation gun, after pressing the button, you need to make sure it releases fully otherwise CO2 will leak into the room. We test all of the inflation guns before sending, but always make sure to check. Always Turn the Tank Off After Filling.
It is possible they can break if you are not careful with them.
Also if you have a really small neck, we will send an extra neck seal to go over the current neck seal after it’s already on or you can replace it with the smaller one. We are also working on a new neck solution that can accommodate any sized necks that we will have available in the future. In the rare instance you need to replace the neck seal, here is a video showing you how to do it.
BodyStream Safety Guidelines
- Check for leaks at all connections in the system. This includes:
- Where the regulator connects to the CO2 tank
- Where the blue coiled hose attaches to the regulator
- Where the inflation gun connects to the blue coiled hose.
This can be done by listening to the sound of air leaking or using a spray bottle with soapy water. If there is a leak you will see small bubbles appears where the leak is located.
- Do not store your CO2 tank in an area where the temperature exceeds 125F (51.7 C). Excessively hot temperatures will increase the pressure inside the tank. All tanks have a safety relief valve if the pressure gets too high.
- Make sure to turn the tank off when the CO2 tank is not in use filling the BodyStream.
- Check the neck seal to make sure it is tight enough, so that no CO2 leaks from the neck.
- Make sure the zipper is pulled down all the way completely. The last part of the zipper requires extra effort to pull it over the looped end.
- Sub: If the zipper is difficult to move or close, please add the TiZip lubricant included with the suit. If you run out of TiZip lubricant please contact customer support.
- Make sure the room has good ventilation.
- After the session you can open the BodyStream suit and the CO2 can be released into the room. The amount of CO2 contained in the suit is not enough to significantly change the volume of CO2 in the room to dangerous levels.
- Do not put your head in the BodyStream suit until you open the suit and the CO2 is removed by airing it out.
Recommended Usage
- It is recommended to use the BodyStream for 30 to 60 minutes per session, 3 to 5 times per week.
- Handle the neck seal with care and do not wear any kind of jewelry, watches etc. as this can damage the neck seal and cause it to break.
- Even though CO2 can easily go through clothing, it is recommended to wear as minimal clothing as possible.
- To clean the BodyStream turn the suit inside out and use a steam cleaner or spray with a cleaning solution and wash with a hand towel.
- If the neck seal is too large it can be replaced with the small size. If the large size is too tight the neck seal can be trimmed to make it more comfortable.
- Drink water after the BodyStream session.
- For enhanced effect you can do things that opens up the blood circulation to the skin before going into the BodyStream bath, like doing physical activity, take a warm or cold shower. Another tip is to lay on a heat matress.
CO2 Tank Safety
- CO2 cylinder pressure is about 860psi at normal room temperature.
- Typical CO2 cylinders store about 20lbs of liquid CO2.
- 2lbs of liquid CO2 expand to about 20 cubic feet of pure CO2 gas at atmospheric temperature. It expands at a rate of 535:1.
- CO2 is heavier than air so it will fill low areas first. If there is little air circulation, pools of CO2 can build up and exist for hours. So good room ventilation is important.
