Traditional Steam Home Saunas

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These are traditional varieties using steam and
coals to provide the warm heating effect required
to have the most genuine feel of a traditional
steam bath. But you cant expect these home
saunas to bring absolute relaxation. The steam
leads to a very moist environment, which gives
rise to fungus and mildew very often, so proper
cleaning is required, and allowing the room to
aerate after that would help. Most of these are
inexpensive and take at least 10 to 15 minutes
for getting warm and add to your bath experience.
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Infrared Saunas Using infrared heaters, these
in-home saunas can provide healthy radiant heat
energy to help you feel fresh and rejuvenated.
Since there is no traditional steam heating
involved in them, you can be able to see these
rooms getting warm soon and making your bath
possible. Additionally, the heat generated from
the heater keeps the cabinet dry and keep, saving
you time on cleaning process.
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Hybrid Saunas These are normally built with a
blend of traditional steam and IR heating
technology to give users the best feel of both
worlds. With them, you can have a luxury treat of
warm soaking and ultimate therapeutic effect.
We offer traditional Finnish home saunas to
wood fired ones and DIY sauna kits. Choose
from Cedar barrel, round or infra red home saunas
at Cedar Barrel Saunas according to your soak
needs and be sure about an ultimately relaxing
experience!
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• Decrease Water Leakage
• While putting your sauna parts together, add more
  staves under its bands to make these bands seal
  tightly, leaving no gap. It will prevent the rain
  water from coming inside the sauna. The shrinkage
  and expansion of your cedar sauna may change the
  tension of the bands and you need to respond it
  immediately.
• Cleaning the sauna Interior
• Vacuuming or sweeping out cedar sauna
  periodically will help you remove dirt and dust.
  For enjoying deep cleaning and removing stains
  due to dirt, and sweating you have to follow the
  below given things
• Use a mild detergent or baking soda solution and
  scrub it lightly on the sauna wood and then rinse
  it properly.
• Make use of fine grit sandpaper to remove scuffs
  or tougher stains.
• Use a wide-pattern swirl nozzle to wash its
  interior with low pressure
• From preengineered cedar and barrel saunas to
  barrel sauna kits, Cedar and Barrel saunas offers
  an extensive array of products to compliment your
  soaking experience. For enjoying a haven of
  relaxation and comfort, order quality sauna rooms
  from Cedar and Barrel Saunas today!

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