Got the same steam suana it will give you hell of sweat and I only had on P6 .The drawback with this is the chair it didn't last 6 months before the material started to break away from the chair frame from the heat.No problem I brought a better one from Amazon..Other than that this is a good steam sauna. After use, I air it out and i use Lysol wipes to clean the inside of the sauna.
Hi there, thank you for your reviews on this. I am grateful to see affordable options for something that is so beneficial. I do have free knowledge to share if you are doing this longt-erm based off my Ayurvedic background. First off, the head and groin areas are not to be heated, and that''s what is great about this unit is that the head is out of the tent. To keep these areas cool, use a cool wash towel and cover the groin and head areas. Secondly, after setting up the sauna and waiting for it to warm up (15 min), It would be beneficial to apply oil (coconut, almond, sunflower, or sesame oil are all nice) to your body, covering all skin to protect the body from heat exposure and keep the body from getting to dry. Too much sweating can lead to internal dryness, so have a well moist diet, lots of oils, and drink much water to balance this. I plan to order this unit and incorporate this into my healing practice. Thank you,
We use a spray bottle of half water and white distilled vinegar with drips of lavender essential oil (therapeutic grade only) and wipe it down after every use and let celikkng fan blow it dry and take chair out too as well as may to spray down as it will stink after each use due to toxins emitted via our sweat! 🤣 we put the mat over the top to drip down onto a thick towel we fold up on the floor as it’s full of your perspiration and toxins too! We spray that as well and once a week hang out to dry in the sun on a clothes line we have put up…
I turn mine upside down over the bath, and spray it out with the detachable shower head. Occasionally I will take it outside and hose it/clean it more thoroughly then dry in the sun. It's never been a problem.
Do one on the lay down portable saunas. A lot of us have major back problems and can't sit in chairs too long. Lay down is pretty popular too. Check some out.
@@Faithful_Tribe 45 degrees C - 113 F is about as much as you ca get / can stand in a steam bath. A dry sauna can be much hotter. But one of these is like the best hot soak in a tub that you ever had! Highly recommended!
@@richardkingadi5511 Have a Relax infrared sauna that gets 120° Fahrenheit [48.8 Celsius] ambient temperature, and will force a person out-it gets so hot internally/core temperature-after 25+ minutes. Highly recommend the product.
Hey love your videos, really need your help, 2nd time commenting. I want to know if full body portable sauna from head to toe and portable sauna with just the body only like this one in the video. Will make a difference? Will cause our face to no burn fats? Or basically it's the same?
I've watched quite a few of your videos now, you seem to like a lot of them, after all this time, what is your opinion for the best value today after all your reviews
This is a big waste of money 😂💰 all you need is a heavy duty trash bag and a air fryer and you can make your own sauna im giving masterclasses and a boot camp on how to do it
Tell me why does the lid crack. 2nd time i sent it back because the lid cracked. Used it the same way. The lid cracked and didn't allow the steam to filter through
