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In 1954, John C. Lilly began experimenting with the mind’s response to "sensory deprivation." The next real step in the evolution of float tanks came in the early 1970s, when the floatation chamber changed from an intimidating laboratory behemoth into the modern-sleek more welcoming pods we know and love today.

The first float tank center was opened in 1973 in Beverly Hills, California. It spawned a surge in interest in floatation therapy, and paved the way for new centers to open all around the world. Over the next decade, centers saw steady growth and many news and media outlets ran featured stories about the therapy, the tanks, and the medical benefits.

If the present growth of the industry is any indication, the future of floating is bright. The community of supporters is growing steadily, the industry is advancing, and the practice of floatation therapy is becoming more available to the general public.

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After 70 years, we like to think we’ve learned a thing or two about building and managing a pest control company. And with that kind of experience, we’re confident in our ability to show our franchisees exactly how to execute each aspect of their Hydrex business. From marketing and operations to human resources and customer service, we have systems, support and training. For those who understand the immense opportunity in the pest control industry, with a business model that allows you to build a regular, recurring revenue stream, it’s important to realize that pest control is more than just bugs and chemicals. While all our technicians are licensed pest management providers, our franchisees joined the Hydrex team because they understood that there is a vast difference between learning how to perform competent pest control services and building a thriving pest control business.