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9 April 2020, 10:52 PM | #1 |
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Sauna at home.
Anyone? Thinking about building a outside cedar sauna. Looking for suggestions pros and cons?
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You're in Vegas, no? Can't you just stand outside to sweat?
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I had one in my house on Vancouver Island. It was an old electric heated style that took an hour to warm up. Consequently, I used it twice in 2.5 years. I think the new infrared models heat up a touch faster, but still require a bit more planning ahead than my busy schedule would allow.
If you think you might have the time to plan enough in advance, you might use it. To me, not worth the expense when I can simply go to my club (in normal times).
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I actually prefer the restorative feeling from a hot tub more than a sauna. Although a sauna probably costs less to operate.
But I'm sure for both, lots of people have them and never use either. |
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I'm thinking of locating the sauna near the pool area, for easy access to both? Keep in mind, my carpentry skills have been honed over 40+ yrs....I do have practically every tool made....With my labor deducted, the cost is about half of the retail for an equal sized sauna. But I do have to study these heating delay times like above.... |
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Hi Don,
Google Finnish sauna to get some ideas. We have two saunas, one at home and one at weekend house by the sea. Use them almost every day around the year. Wood heated stove is the best what you can get. Trust me, we are sauna freaks here in Finland Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk |
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We have one made by Sunlighten and its great quality and use it nearly every day.
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Not at home but put one on the office gym. I don't really use it because my ADHD wont let me sit there for more than a minute and its too hot to use your iphone but the employees LOVE it. Gets way more use than I ever thought it would. Its infrared so heats quickly and gets HOT. Its a 6 person one but usually only 1 or 2 people use it at a time.
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We have an infrared sauna at the the house and the wife and I absolutely love it!
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