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Anyone here made their own sensory deprivation tank and have some suggestions? Can't be that hard, right? A cheap inflatable pool with some epsom salts and a blindfold...

Sounds, smells, vibrations, temperature, air movement, people, flies...

>>3927 You don't even need the pool/tub if space is an issue. I've tried noise canceling headphones and even just my regular headphones with white noise from YT. I use a bandana or t-shirt to blindfold myself. I've had moderate success with this cheap method. It helps a lot to just relax and let your mind wander and idle than stress out about anything.

>>4349 Ideally you should be blocking your vision with translucent plastic or glass that lets light in. Usually a ping pong ball cut in half and taped over your eyes and a red light shinning you but mortifying ski goggles with red theatre lighting sheets may work. For some reason red light is used I assume red because eyes register blue as daylight so red is just visual noise.