6 People Red Cedar Wood Traditional Stove Heater Outdoor Dry Sauna Unique Design

Unique Design 6 Peoplered Cedar Wood Traditional Stove Heater Outdoor Dry Sauna

Below are several tips to keep your sauna clean and enjoyable:

• CLEAN YOUR FEET

        You should always clean your feet before entering the sauna. You can do this in the changing room with a bucket to rinse your feet in, or you can shower before entering the sauna.

        Showering helps eliminate any dirt and grime from your body that mold likes to colonize, keeping the sauna in good condition even between cleanings.

• USE CHEMICAL-FREE PRODUCTS

        You should only use completely chemical-free products for your sauna or a product specifically recommended for use in saunas.

In most cases, using citrus water or a mixture of warm water and baking soda is the best choice because it is gentle enough to clean the wood without damaging the interior coating.

        Using chemicals in the sauna not only puts your health at risk without proper air-out time, but it can add wear to the wood with frequent use.

• KEEP THE SAUNA OFF WHEN NOT IN USE

        While it seems like a no-brainer to keep the sauna off when it’s not in use, it should remain off while you are cleaning the interior as well.

If possible, keep the door open to provide steady airflow throughout the space.

        The additional heat will not help the cleaning process and could be hazardous to your health, especially if you use products that contain chemicals during cleaning, even accidentally.

• PRESSURE WASH THE INTERIOR

        After removing all loose accessories like towels and the water bucket, you can pressure wash the interior on the lowest setting to give the sauna a thorough scrub-down.

        Only use this method if you are trying to remove mold or hard water deposits from the walls, which could be the result of infrequent cleaning. Also, remember that pressure washing can wear down the wood interior over time, even on the lowest and widest setting.

• EXTERIOR WOOD MAINTENANCE AND CARE

        Every year, you should check the condition of the wood on the outside of the sauna. It is crucial to keep the sauna well-oiled and protected over the years due to exposure to the elements.

        If your sauna has accrued any dirt or debris, you can gently power wash it on the lowest setting possible, taking care to reach the grooves between the wood planks. Setting the power washer on low makes it gentle enough to scrape off residue without harming the wood or oil coating.

Every year, you should oil the exterior with an approved wood-penetrating oil treatment. Purchase this oil as an accessory where you purchased the sauna, or as an alternative, you may find many natural, gentler products. If possible, choose an oil that provides the most UV protection.

• AVOID USING HARD WATER

        Hard water can cause a buildup of raw minerals and chemicals over time, staining the interior of the sauna and creating an unpleasant lime residue inside the sauna. This buildup can be difficult to remove, especially once the sauna has cooled.

        It is important to avoid the use of hard water both during your sauna session as a source of steam, as well as when you clean the interior.

Specification:

Applications: Apartment, Hotel, Villa, Home, Oudoor and and So On.

FAQ:

Q: Are you a trading company or a manufacturer?
A: We are a manufacturer as you can see our workshop as above.

Q: How does your factory do regarding quality control?
-Establish quality standards for each product
-The quality standard training will be conducted to the employees once a month,Two quality trainings for quality inspectors
-The quality inspection department will check the products at any time during the production process
-Each sauna will be tested for more than one hour
-Defective products found during testing will be repaired,To ensure that all products are perfect before shipment

Q: Do you accept OEM or ODM order?