Your sauna heater is the heart of your sauna, creating the soothing heat that makes each session a rejuvenating experience. However, like any appliance, sauna heaters can experience wear and...
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Maintaining a sauna is essential for ensuring its longevity, safety, and the quality of the experience it provides. Here’s a practical guide on how to keep your sauna in...
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Poor ventilation is one of the most common reasons a new sauna disappoints its owner, in our experience. The wood is right and the heater is right, but the room still feels heavy, stale, or hard to sit in for more than a few minutes. Growing up in Finland, I learned the fix before I learned almost anything else about sauna design: air has to move. Finland is home to an estimated three million saunas for a population of about 5.6 million people. (This is Finland) At My Sauna Plus,...
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Maintaining your sauna is key to ensuring its longevity and optimal performance. A well-cared-for sauna not only provides a more enjoyable experience but can also become a lasting part of...
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Sour or musty wood is usually a use signal. Name the smell, dry the room, and reset the benches. Know when the odor is a heater problem instead.
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Most sauna problems do not start with a bad build. They start with what happens, or does not happen, in the five minutes after someone uses it. Here is the...
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A sauna that feels weaker lately is usually the stones, not the heater. See the warning signs, the replacement schedule by heater type, and how to pick the right stone when it is time.
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Indoor and outdoor saunas do not take the same kind of upkeep. Here is what each one actually adds, and how to weigh that before you decide where yours goes.
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