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Dry Salt Therapy Guides

Practical guides for choosing a halogenerator and setting up halotherapy at home, in your sauna, or in your business.

Salt therapy room with a halogenerator for dry salt therapy

Buying Guide

How to Choose a Halogenerator for Your Home or Business

What matters when choosing a halogenerator, and which model fits a tent, home salt room, sauna, spa, or studio.

Home salt therapy room with an armchair and a HaloTherapyPRO halogenerator on a side table

Salt Room Guide

Salt Room Therapy: What It Is, How It Works & What to Expect

What a salt room is, what happens during a session, what to wear, how long to stay, and how to create your own salt room at home.

Woman relaxing in a pop-up salt therapy tent next to a HaloTherapyPRO halogenerator

Benefits Guide

Salt Therapy & Salt Room Benefits: Why People Use It and What Research Says

Why people make salt rooms part of their routine, which areas researchers have studied, and how to get the most from every session.

HaloTherapyPRO Sauna PRO halogenerator mounted on the outside wall of an infrared sauna

Sauna Guide

Salt Sauna: How to Add Halotherapy to Your Sauna

What a salt sauna is, Himalayan salt saunas vs. halotherapy saunas, and how an exterior-mount halogenerator adds dry salt therapy to your sauna.

Salt therapy booth with a salt-block wall and a HaloTherapyPRO halogenerator

Business Guide

Halotherapy Equipment for Spas, Salt Rooms & Wellness Studios

How spas and wellness studios add halotherapy: salt rooms, salt booths, existing saunas, and choosing equipment for client-facing rooms.

Chestnut horse standing in a horse trailer with a HaloTherapyPRO halogenerator on a wall shelf

Equine Guide

Heaves in Horses and Salt Therapy: A Guide for Horse Owners

What heaves (severe equine asthma) is, its signs and triggers, how vets manage it, and what owners should know about salt therapy for horses.

New to dry salt therapy? Start here

Dry salt therapy, or halotherapy, means relaxing in an enclosed space filled with microscopic particles of pure, dry salt. A halogenerator makes those particles by grinding pharmaceutical-grade sodium chloride and blowing it into the air. How halotherapy works explains the process and where it came from.

  1. 1Pick your space. A pop-up tent, a spare room, a salt booth or your sauna. Smaller, sealed spaces hold salt in the air best. Compare layouts in salt therapy room setup.
  2. 2Match the halogenerator to it. Coverage matters more than anything else: up to 144 sq ft for the Lite Edition, 225 sq ft for the PRO, X and Pink Editions, and the Sauna PRO for heated spaces.
  3. 3Set it up and keep it dry. Use about a teaspoon of pharmaceutical-grade salt per session, keep humidity below 40–50%, and blow out the fan after each use. Step-by-step help is in the setup instructions.

Looking for the evidence? Browse our halotherapy research library or the halotherapy FAQ.

Halotherapy is a complementary wellness practice and is not a substitute for medical treatment.