Care & Maintenance Instructions

1. Cleaning the Interior:

Wipe down wood surfaces regularly with a soft, damp cloth.

For deeper cleaning, use a mild, non-toxic wood cleaner. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as they may damage the Canadian Hemlock wood.

Do not varnish, paint, or stain the sauna interior.

2. Cleaning the Glass:

Use a non-ammonia glass cleaner or a vinegar-water solution with a soft cloth.

Avoid abrasive pads to prevent scratching.

3. Floor & Seating Areas:

Place a towel or mat on the bench and floor during use to absorb sweat and protect wood.

Wash towels after each session to maintain hygiene.

4. Ventilation:

Leave the sauna door slightly open after use to allow air circulation and prevent moisture buildup.

5. Electronics & Heating Panels:

Never spray water directly onto heating panels, control panels, or speakers.

Ensure power is turned off before wiping electronic components with a dry cloth.

6. General Usage Tips:

Do not eat, drink, or use oils inside the sauna to avoid stains.

Keep the sauna in a dry, indoor environment—avoid direct sunlight, rain, or high humidity areas.

Inspect power cords and plugs regularly for safety.

7. Long-Term Care:

Every few months, gently sand any rough spots on the wood if they develop.

Periodically check screws, hinges, and door alignment for stability.