Hot sale 2 person capacity infrared sauna for family use

Are you manufacturer of your own factory?

Yes,welcome to make a field inspection of our factory.

What kind of products can you provide?

Basically1-5 person far infrared sauna and steam sauna,outdoor and indoor sauna,half body mini sauna,luxury sauna for hotel,etc. ODM&OEM orders are welcome.

How can you guarantee your products' quality?

Our products have acquired CE,ETL,CETL,RoHS,ISO9001,etc approvals.

Besides,2 years warranty period for wood sauna room and electric equipment.

What is the delivery time?

Normally 2 weeks for sample,4 weeks for container.

Your welcome payment?

30%T/T in advance and the balance against BL copy.

How long should I stay in the sauna?

Use common sense as to what feels comfortable. Typically, stay in the sauna for 10-15 minutes, step out and cool off, then return to the sauna for another "inning." Repeat as desired. Don't overdo it. Set the temperature and humidity level to your comfort level. If you begin to feel uncomfortable, leave the sauna and cool off.

Caution: Sauna Tips And Warnings
The main risk of a sauna is staying in too long and fainting from overheating. People who are most susceptible to this are those with heart disease or who have been drinking alcohol. It really isn't a good idea to combine drinking with a sauna.

Don't drink alcohol, as it works as a depressant, where the blood is moving slowly and the nerve endings are literally shutting down, and counteracts the benefits of the sauna.

Older people need to avoid or limit their time in the sauna.
People with heart ailments or respiratory diseases need to avoid the sauna, and anyone with chronic ailments needs to check first with his or her doctor.

Don't eat prior to the sauna.

Avoid drug use and the sauna — tranquilizers, stimulants, and other prescribed drugs alter the body's metabolism and could produce dour effects in the heat.

If you experience dizziness, problems with breathing, or a general feeling of ill health, leave the sauna immediately.

If you do decide to use the sauna, start gradually. Stay in only as long as you are comfortable, increasing the time with each visit.

How to enjoy a Sauna?
Before entering the sauna, have a shower or wash yourself to prepare and moisten the skin. Also take a small towel or something to sit on in the sauna for increased comfort.

A single sauna session should be no longer than 8 – 12 minutes with a maximum of 15 minutes in a sauna-cabin with a temp between 85 and 95 degrees Celsius. To get the full benefit you should relax by sitting or lying down. Ladling small doses of water onto the stove stones can regulate air humidity in the sauna.

When you feel hot enough, exit the sauna and cool off by taking a quick cold shower eventually followed by a swim. Alternatively, you can simply relax outside the sauna. Have a drink if you feel thirsty, but avoid alcohol in the sauna. Once you are thoroughly cooled down, the process should be repeated with a second and if you like even third bath.

Before putting on clean clothes allow enough time for cooling off, or else the sweating will continue. Also be careful not to get cold since the body is in a more sensitive state after the sauna.