Corrections

Owners and companies can request a factual correction. A material change gets a dated correction note beside the affected passage. When a maker changes its published terms, we show the current terms first and keep the earlier reading, dated, beside them.

Send a request to steven@revolvewellnessstudio.com. Please identify the page, the exact statement and the source or document that supports your correction. Do not email private account or equipment identifiers; we will arrange a separate route if those become necessary.

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A company may decline to respond or contest an interpretation without losing its correction route. A response does not decide the publication.

Resolved cases

When a problem is resolved, we ask the owner for a dated outcome and permission to publish the update, and we distinguish repair proposed, repair completed, resumed use, reimbursement received and later recurrence. Confirmed resolutions are placed prominently alongside the original problem.

Correction and source-update log

A correction fixes an error in our own summary. A source update records a change in what a maker publishes: the current terms lead, and the earlier reading stays beside them with its date.

October 17, 2026: Corrections

• Ice Barrel chiller electrical rating. We displayed the chiller’s 15A fuse rating as a circuit figure. The system page now keeps the maker’s “Fuse Rating (MOP)” label without inferring a circuit requirement.
• Renu Cold Stoic 2.0 temperature claim. We showed a 39–90°F range. The cited product page supports cold-only operation down to 39°F, not that upper endpoint, and the model page now says so.
• Ice Barrel 500 price. The barrel-only card showed the price as unknown even though the cited record listed $1,749.99. The card now shows that observed barrel-only price; shipping displays and the terms of a particular order still need confirmation.
• Ownership-calculator method. The public method described financing costs and a downtime line that the form does not expose. The method now lists the form’s actual inputs and directs readers to the separate downtime calculator.
• Counting payments across tools. Our methods page incorrectly said a payment could never be counted twice across tools. It now explains that separate tool pages do not share entries and asks readers to reconcile combined results.

October 17, 2026: Source update: Cedar Well diameter

The cedar Well page now lists a diameter of 34.25 inches and a height of 42 inches. Earlier reading, September 27, 2026: “34” (Diameter) x 42” (Height)”.

October 17, 2026: Morozko and Plunge source updates

These are source updates. Our earlier Morozko summaries match our September 27 captures of those pages. The Plunge entry rests on our September 19 record of the help articles.

• Morozko Forge and PRO. The October 15 product pages state three years for manufacturing defects, parts and labor. The warranty policy starts the term at delivery, gives refurbished units one year and lists the PRO as eligible for the 72-hour guarantee. Earlier reading, September 27, 2026: Forge stated one year and PRO three years for “all manufacturing defects and malfunction,” both required a roofed mechanical compartment and excluded improper-installation, inadequate-drainage and mechanical-compartment water-intrusion damage, Forge described up to 60 minutes of daily plunge time while maintaining ice, and PRO stated a 72-hour on-site service guarantee.
• Plunge commercial returns. The September 23 revision of the help articles states 25% including return shipping and 30 days from purchase, and Plunge says it applies to earlier orders. Earlier reading, September 19, 2026: our preserved editorial record says both help articles stated 15% restocking after shipment plus customer-paid return shipping and 30 days from delivery, while Plunge’s storefront policies already stated 25% including return shipping.

Neither reading determines the contract for an individual purchase. See the warranty comparison, Morozko review and commercial return entry.

October 19, 2026: Corrections

• Plunge All-In Gen 2 electrical and clearance. The model page now keeps the circuit unresolved and separates the stated access and ventilation minimums from the headrest recommendation. We had selected a 15A circuit despite different ratings in the product page and setup guide, and treated the recommendation as a clearance minimum.
• Plunge All-In Commercial Gen 2 electrical. The model page now shows the product page’s circuit conflict and asks buyers to confirm the delivered unit’s requirement. We had selected a dedicated 120V/15A circuit even though the same page also says any standard 110V outlet.
• Plunge All-In Commercial Max cooling unit. The model page now leaves the cited 37-degree cooling claim’s unit unstated. We had supplied °F although the product page does not identify a temperature unit.
• BlueCube C1 heating configuration. The model page now includes both the advertised 41–104°F range and the manual’s Cool Only and eHeater Disabled settings, leaving the intended heating configuration unresolved. We had omitted the manual’s required settings.
• Penguin winterization timing. The guide now distinguishes the product page’s freezing threshold from the winterization page’s around-40°F instruction. We had attributed the product-page instruction to the separate winterization page.

October 19, 2026: Privacy corrections

• Privacy wording. The privacy page now separates the static editorial pages from the owner reviews application. We had said the whole site had no cookies, accounts or submission forms, and that no page requested a third party.
• Owner-review email and deletion. The privacy page now explains that account and email services process sign-in addresses, follow-up contact is optional, and a signed-in owner can request deletion in the application. We had described email as used only for an editor’s questions, omitted the in-app deletion request and did not distinguish that request from the editors’ erasure procedure.

October 19, 2026: Tool and site wording corrections

• Operating-time calculator. The operating-time tool now says that it multiplies the count entered for each task by minutes per occurrence. We had described a calendar-based forecast even though the form does not create a calendar schedule.
• Downtime and ownership tools. The downtime tool now explains that it and cost of ownership do not share entries. We had said costs already entered in one tool were not added in the other.
• Repair records. The repair-records guide now treats water near a chiller as an observation, with a suggested source or diagnosis recorded separately. We had called it an established leak location.
• Static-site search. The editorial site’s search dialog now says that its index covers published editorial pages, including guides, models, tools and research. We had said it covered every page. The owner reviews application keeps the former dialog wording until its separately verified release.
• Owner accounts. The About page now distinguishes exact-version approval for detailed accounts, moderation for short reviews and optional fact-specific labels. We had promised a note on each fact saying what was checked.

October 20, 2026: Drawing and weight corrections

• Systems with a separate chiller. The pages for The Plunge + Pro Chiller Gen 2, Ice Barrel 500 + Ice Barrel Chiller, ORCA Migaloo + 3/4 HP Chiller and ORCA Migaloo + 1 HP Chiller, and the model cards and comparisons that show them, no longer draw these systems to scale. We had drawn only the tub or barrel, as if it were the whole system, which left out the separate chiller.
• ORCA Migaloo weight. Both Migaloo bundle pages now say the tub weighs 725 lb filled. We had given that weight for the whole bundle; ORCA states it for the tub and lists the chiller separately.

October 20, 2026: BlueCube corrections

• BlueCube removal and reinstallation. The warranty comparison and home and business comparison now say that, to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, BlueCube’s warranty does not cover incidental or consequential damages, including any cost to remove or reinstall the cold plunge if needed. We had stated an unqualified exclusion.
• BlueCube source descriptions. The BlueCube review now describes the lineup page as saying tubs are built to order; we had called it a lead-time summary, but that page gives no duration. It also says the testimonials are published on BlueCube’s own site without saying how they were verified or selected; we had called them not independent and referred to an adverse-review collection method the page does not describe.

October 20, 2026: Renu, ORCA review and Morozko price corrections

• Renu Siberian Pro documentation date. The model page now points to Renu’s documentation for purchases on or after September 1, 2025. We had said “post-September 2025,” which left out September 2025 purchases.
• Renu business specifications. The Siberian Pro and Cold Stoic 3.0 business pages now identify their price, temperature, electrical, capacity and equipment details as retail product-page figures that may not apply to a quoted business configuration, and those figures no longer appear as headline numbers on the Renu review. We had presented them as the business configurations’ specifications.
• ORCA product-page reviews. The ORCA review, its three model pages and the review directory now say the reviews on ORCA’s product pages are shown through Judge.me and that how they were requested or selected, and whether the reviewers are independent, is not established. We had called them ORCA’s own selection and not independent accounts.
• Morozko Forge price. The Forge page now gives the price as “From $12,490 observed.” We had shown $12,490 as a single observed price, although the October 15 product page we cited listed it as “From $12,490.”

October 20, 2026: ORCA corrections

• ORCA warranty and specification gaps. The ORCA review, the Migaloo + 3/4 HP, Migaloo + 1 HP and The Well pages, the warranty comparison and the comparisons that show them now say which ORCA pages give no tub, Well or commercial warranty terms, circuit requirement, clearance, capacity or filled weight, and report separately that the store’s warranty page address returned not found on September 27, 2026. We had said ORCA publishes none of these and called the chiller line its only warranty statement, although its maintenance and filter pages also mention the warranty.
• ORCA model notes. The Well page now leaves its temperature range unresolved, with no headline temperature, and notes the 50-micron filter the page includes. The Migaloo pages now give ORCA’s 4–6 week water change “depending on usage,” and all three pages keep ORCA’s filter-interval qualifiers. The Migaloo pages describe the cover lock, and the 1 HP and Well pages the commercial listings, without calling them conflicts; differing inclusion lists and dispatch times are no longer titled conflicts either. The Well page also no longer says its interior dimensions are unpublished, since ORCA’s drawing gives seat measurements. We had used one range for The Well, said its page listed no inclusions, dropped ORCA’s qualifiers and presented the fixed lock combination and the commercial wording as conflicts.

October 20, 2026: Sun Home and Renu source updates

These are source updates. Our earlier summaries match our September 22 captures of these documents.

• Sun Home Cold Plunge Pro manual. The Version 4.0 manual the product page links says the Pro is covered by the Sun Home Saunas limited warranty and gives the full terms online. It does not say who pays for labor or freight. Earlier reading, September 22, 2026: the Version 3.0 manual said the warranty “covers parts, but does not cover labor and/or service technicians” and “Freight charges to and from you are your responsibility.” The installation checklist, chiller guide and maintenance guide now give Version 4.0’s circuit, clearance and filter instructions, with the Version 3.0 reading dated.
• Renu FAQ clearances. Renu’s FAQ now says clearance depends on the model and points to its Specifications page. Earlier reading, September 22, 2026: the FAQ said the large vent “requires at least 27 inches of clearance” and the small vent “requires at least 15 inches of clearance.”

Neither reading sets the terms or installation requirements for an individual purchase. See the warranty comparison, Cold Plunge Pro, Cold Stoic 2.0 and Cold Stoic 3.0 business pages.

October 20, 2026: Sun Home side clearance source update

This is a source update. Our earlier summary matches our September 22 capture of the Version 3.0 manual.

• Sun Home Cold Plunge Pro side clearance. The Cold Plunge Pro page now shows that the September 2026 specification sheet gives 1 ft at each side while the Version 4.0 manual the product page links gives 24 inches along both long sides; both give 36 inches at the Chiller Grille end (the sheet’s vent end) and let the opposite end sit against a wall. Earlier reading, September 22, 2026: the Version 3.0 manual called for “sufficient clearance (36”) for air flow and to access the chiller” and “more than 30 cm (12 inches) free space around the machine.”

Neither reading sets the installation requirements for an individual purchase.

October 20, 2026: Plunge corrections

• Plunge business part returns. The claims register now says Plunge’s business-help return and advance-replacement guide applies to parts replaced under warranty. We had described those options without that limit.
• Plunge support booking page. The claims register now says the support booking page embeds a Calendly scheduler and that our saved copies cannot show whether appointment times are available. We had said the page showed no appointment slots.

October 20, 2026: Plunge source updates

These are source updates. The commercial warranty and All-In Gen 2 entries match our September 22 and September 28 captures. The others rest on our September 19 editorial record, because that day’s raw pages were not kept.

• Plunge All-In commercial warranty. The September 25, 2026 revision gives one year from delivery for every listed component, including the water purification system, with no separate auto-doser terms. Earlier reading, September 19, 2026: our record matches our September 22 capture of the help article, which said “The probe in the auto-doser assembly is warranted for six months from the original date of delivery” and that failure to follow auto-doser maintenance protocols “will void warranty coverage for this component and its subcomponents.” The Commercial Max warranty still lists a six-month probe term.
• Plunge Gen 1 commercial warranty. The October 7 revision requires weekly filter replacement for commercial use, does not cover damage caused by missing it, says a missed change does not by itself void coverage for unrelated defects, and says earlier purchases keep the terms supplied with them. Earlier reading, September 19, 2026: our preserved editorial record says the page labelled itself residential in places and referred to monthly filter changes in residential settings.
• Plunge protection-plan claims. Plunge’s help article now says to file with the administrator named in your plan documents or activation email, and to use XCover’s claim portal where those instructions direct them; its later steps describe XCover’s written decisions. Earlier reading, September 19, 2026: our preserved editorial record says plans bought on or before May 11, 2026 went to the previous provider’s Clyde portal and later plans used the activation-email link.
• Plunge technician visit fees. The technician-visit article now says fees for canceled or inaccessible appointments and additional visits follow the terms supplied with the order, and that an unsuccessful first visit or a second visit does not by itself settle whether a refund or free follow-up is due. Earlier reading, September 19, 2026: our preserved editorial record says the article called those labor payments nonrefundable.
• Plunge homepage comparison. The homepage comparison now lists U.S. assembly, white-glove placement, filtration with ozone, filter alerts, app reminders and Eco Mode scheduling. Earlier reading, September 19, 2026: our preserved editorial record says it listed a 37°F minimum without ice, a 33–120°F outdoor operating range and setup in under an hour.
• Plunge All-In Gen 2 product image. The features image on the product page now says “50% more efficient than Gen 1.” Earlier reading, September 28, 2026: the image then on the page said “50% more efficient than Gen2.” The page still gives no test conditions.

Neither reading sets the terms for an individual purchase. See the claims register and the Plunge warranty guide.