Know About Tanning Bed Bulbs
Once you start thinking about the convenience of having your own personal tanning bed in your home, you need to consider all factors. It is important to understand all of the possible costs that will be associated with having your own tanning bed in your home.
Besides the obvious cost of the bed itself, there is the electric bill cost, which could rise pretty high if the bed is used a lot, and there is the expense of maintaining parts, including tanning bed bulbs. Just like light bulbs that you use around the house, tanning bed bulbs need to be replaced every so often whether they have burned out or not.
This is something that not a lot of owners of residential tanning beds think about. A lot of people let their tanning bed bulbs go until they completely burn out. But by doing so, you are wasting a lot of time, energy, and money. By keeping newer tanning bed bulbs in your tanning bed, you will not only cut down on costs, but you will also get better tans and get those tans a lot faster then it you were under older tanning bed bulbs. Just consider why it is that commercial businesses advertise they have new bulbs in their beds and you will soon see that it attracts business because new tanning bed bulbs means a better and faster tan.
Cost Of Bulbs
A lot of the tanning bed bulbs that you will find are in the price range of three hundred to four hundred dollars. And while this may seem like a lot of money to spend just to keep newer bulbs in, consider how much extra time it takes to get a tan on a bed with old bulbs.
The more you run your tanning bed, the more money you will be paying out on your next electric bill. You will actually save yourself a lot of money in the long run by keeping up with newer bulbs and by searching in stores and online for the best deal possible.
When searching for new tanning bed bulbs, it is important to make sure that you are buying the right size and wattage of bulbs. Every different make and model of tanning beds can have a different need and size of bulb that is required.
Check your owners manual if you have any questions and better yet, when you first are looking at beds, talk to the salesperson to get an idea of what exactly you'll need and the price associated with it.
