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Sauna stones
We recommend that you brush and rinse the sauna
stones free from grit before placing them in the stone
compartment. If the stones begin to crumble, you should
replace them as soon as possible. Read more about
sauna stones on page 6.
The sauna
The sauna should be kept free of dirt and odors, just like the bathroom. Remove any
stains of water and salt with a gentle soap and water. Furthermore, be careful not to
keep laundry and other fire hazardous materials close to the heater.
Vent
In the sauna there is a vent (outlet vent) that releases warm air. Clean the outlet vent
with water and a gentle soap once or twice a year.
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General information about
sauna bathing
Allow yourself plenty of time when you take a sauna bath. You should not feel
stressed. To take a sauna bath should be a pleasure.
Take a shower before entering the sauna. If the situation requires that you wear a
towel, it should not be too tight.
Take a break after 10–15 minutes. Leave the sauna, enjoy a cool shower and relax.
Repeat this procedure if you feel like it.
Many feel that the most pleasurable part of sauna bathing is “sprinkling water” on the
hot stones of the heater, which means that a few scoops of water are ladled over
the hot stones. The cloud of hot steam that is formed is called “löyly” and is
considered the soul of the sauna.
Take a shower before
entering the sauna.
Use a towel if the
situation calls for it.
Increase the moisture
by ladling water on the
stones.
