Frequently Asked Questions - The Copper Cave | 4 Plaistow Road, Plaistow, NH 03865

(603) 974-2243

Hello! If you've been to the cave already, you have definitely met me! I am the owner and creative mind behind The Copper Cave. The Copper Cave is a privately owned small business. We are not a franchise, not part of a chain, or affiliated with any other salt caves in the area. I am from Plaistow and saw the need for this healing space in my own community. I have lots of people ask how this business came about, so here is a little about me. I spent close to 30 years working in the legal field as a legal assistant. In 2020 I became certified as a Reiki practitioner. By 2021 I was certified as a Reiki Master Teacher. Once I reached this level, I couldn't help but feel that I wanted to live my life with more purpose, help more people, and work amongst my community. I also own Rustic Lane Soap and Candle Company. I have always been driven to encourage people to engage in self-care. I loved participating in craft fairs with my soap business and helping people find things that made them happy or made them feel good. I discovered the beauty of salt rooms and caves and the magic of salt therapy a few years ago. Realizing the combination of the mind/body/spirit experience was my ah-ha moment! I look forward to meeting you and hosting you in our beautiful cave! ~Deb

What can I expect in the Cave?

Expect to feel completely relaxed. You will settle into a zero gravity chair, or feel free to lie on the salt floor and find a comfortable spot. There will be relaxing music. You can meditate, sleep, or just sit quietly during your 45 minute session.
What should I wear?

We recommend comfortable, warm clothing. The temperature in the cave is about 65-68 degrees, so you may feel chilly after sitting idle. Bring a sweater or use one of our blankets. We request you wear white (or light) socks to keep our salt floor clean. You may enter barefoot, but please note our floor is made of course salt rocks. Please refrain from using perfumes or strong scents when visiting. Also, we request you wear white socks to preserve the salt floor. No shoes are allowed in the cave.
What is the temperature of the cave?

Between 65 - 68F. We do provide blankets so you are warm and cozy. This temperature maximizes the effects of halotherapy.
Can I take food or drinks in the cave?

No. This is not permitted but after your session we do have water or tea available.

What does a community session mean?

The cave sits 6 people comfortably with plenty of space between chairs. You may be sharing a session with other people, unless you or your party books the whole cave. Private sessions are available. Please call for information.
Are Children Allowed?

Are children allowed? Children over 12 are welcome during regular business hours accompanied by a parent or guardian if they are able to sit quietly for the 45-minute session. For younger children, please contact us and we will accommodate you and your child(ren). Anyone under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
Can I come if I am not feeling well?

If you are feeling unwell, please wait until you are symptom free/fever free before coming for a session. The best time for salt therapy is BEFORE a virus gets hold of you!
What is your cancelation policy?

You may request a refund if you cancel within 24 hours. If you cancel in less than 24 hours, we would be happy to reschedule your session to another time. Late cancellations or no-shows for events are non-refundable.

Come to the salt cave for respiratory or skin therapy, a peaceful respite, or just for fun.

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The looks of amazement when people first see the cave in person. Followed by the look of peace, relaxation, and Zen on their faces when they leave is the most beautiful thing!

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