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How To Choose The Right Tanning Bed For You - A Few Tips

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xikom03@163.com - 29 Jan 2008 21:59 GMT
Choosing the proper tanning bed can prove to be a little difficult,
especially if you know nothing on the subject of tanning. Beds have
different names, different specifications and, of course, different
prices for a minute. Fortunately, you don't need to be an expert to
find the right tanning bed, you have to know about only a few simple
facts. They are all discussed below.

UVA and UVB tanning bed bulbs

The first thing you have to check is the kind of tanning bed bulbs.
Generally speaking, there are two kinds of tanning bed bulbs - "UVB
and UVA" and "UVA" only. If a tanning bed has the first kind of bulbs,
you will have to spend a lot of time to get a tan (20 minutes 3 to 5
times a week for over a month only to acquire base tan).

UVA-only bulbs

If the tanning bed uses the other kind of bulbs (UVA-only), you have
to spend much less time on the tanning bed than under UVA and UVB
bulbs. Of course, it usually means that you have to pay for UVA-only
tanning bed a few times more per minute than for UVA and UVB, but
remember that ALL you need is 3 to 5 sessions total, not per week, so
in some cases UVA bulbs in your tanning bed can actually save you
money and time.

Staying tanned

The tanning process is simple. You lay on the bed for several minutes,
pay for it and that it until the next session. The problem begins when
you've already finished the sessions and you don't use a tanning bed
anymore. Many people tend to think that their tan will last forever,
but of course that's not true. Whether you've got your tan sitting on
a beach or laying on a tanning bed, it will eventually fade. Unless
you decide to go to a tanning saloon and spend a few minutes on

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George Parton - 30 Jan 2008 00:24 GMT
Now here is some spam we can all use! Lupies really, really need tanning
beds.  I can see it now.....

How do I get in this thing with my SPC30 rated shirt with long sleeves
(down over my hands) and the collar turned up, the large brimmed hat
with the flaps coming down for more protection and that special
sun-blocker I am not allergic to!

Me thinks this spammer didn't do the homework...

George

> Choosing the proper tanning bed can prove to be a little difficult,
> especially if you know nothing on the subject of tanning. Beds have
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Mair - 31 Jan 2008 01:37 GMT
Your hat has a nose flap too, don't forget!

jus tryin to help

Mair

> Now here is some spam we can all use! Lupies really, really need tanning
> beds.  I can see it now.....
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>> http://www.dontplayplay.com/html/Bothsexes/20061002/47267.html
wrthomps@ix.netcom.com - 31 Jan 2008 09:25 GMT
> Now here is some spam we can all use! Lupies really, really need tanning
> beds.  I can see it now.....

> How do I get in this thing with my SPC30 rated shirt with long sleeves
> (down over my hands) and the collar turned up, the large brimmed hat
> with the flaps coming down for more protection and that special
> sun-blocker I am not allergic to!

I'd only get in the thing during a massive power failure!  What other
jobs
does the spammer have?  Selling lemmings tickets to famous cliffs?
Making parachutes for kamikaze pilots?  Selling life insurance to Utah
driving instructors?  Whatever it is, he obviously doesn't grasp the
concept of "repeat business."

This spammer has been all over the internet during the past few
months,
usually with different screen names but always with the
dontplayplay.com
address at the end of the message. I did an NSlookup and found that
dontplayplay.com's host is located in Scottsdale, Arizona.  If the
troll persists, make complaints to abuse@godaddy.com

--Bill Thompson
 
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