Has anyone worn this inside the dry sauna?
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I have been in a dry sauna before, but not with the Kutting Weight suit on. I personally don't recommend doing that, unless you stay in the dry sauna for a very short period of time and stay extremely hydrated.
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I haven't worn it inside the dry sauna, however I do not recommend using this while in a sauna...being that body temperature rises significantly. Also you loose a lot water weight with this, it can be hazardous to your health if you do not hydrate enough. The material is also very thick, not sure how comfortable you will be wearing this in a sauna. Hope that helps.
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This is a far infrared sauna. No steam. They make steam in stall showers. A friend of mine bought one and loves it. I like the warmth of the sauna. Sorry. But just google what u want. That's how I learned all about saunas and was able to make the best choice. Did you read about this pictured beauty? It is loaded! Best of luck in finding what you want! Sandy H
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I wear mine during bowling and exercising at the gym. It gets really sweaty and is okay. Couldn't say what would happen if it got completely wet. Good luck.
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Well it is satisfactory for me. I dry my upper body while still in the shower--step out and then dry the rest of me. No problem--absorbs water ok for me. Haven't really noticed until your question so I would reply ok.
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Your welcome, I don't see a reason why you couldn't use it in a sauna, just drink plenty of water.
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Karen: I have always kept the was in the spa over the summer and never had a problem with it. If there is bacteria in it, it isn't hurting anything. That's my naive solution. Linda
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Yes. I have been using it on a daily basis at the gym as well as running.It does not accumulate any moisture.
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Hi there! We recommend wearing the sauna gear for the total duration of your workout. Your body will not re-absorb the sweat. However we also suggest to remove the clothing after working out.
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I have never taken actual temp, but I always run mine on "5" for about 40 to 60 minutes to get a good sweat. Remember infrared is a "wave" heat not a thermostatic heat. So it does not feel the same as a sauna which is an "external" heat source.
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This is a "dry" sauna in that no water is involved. All saunas are dry in that sense.
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I wore it a lot tucked in my bra...but when I ran in the summer, the sweat did a rust job on the inner post. Am wearing it in bra during cool weather. carrying in hip pack when I run.
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When I sit in mine the side and back walls to get hot, not instantly burn you hot but, if you rest your back on them for a few seconds it does become uncomfortable. I did find the most effective way to use this is to put a heavy towel over the head hole and sit Indian style inside the sauna with the foot heater in between your feet and rear. The odor will dissipate over time but it becomes more pronounced when in use.
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I haven't had. Any trouble with it drying. I put my thrugh on extra spin cycle to get any excess water out. I also dry in the dryer on low heat. There will be a lot of lint, so check often and remove that for better results. I wash my at least once every two weeks.
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YES! I found it got very hot sometimes. It stays fairly warm, but I can only recall one time it was actually uncomfortable. For the most part I didn't notice.
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I've used mine once, so far. While there was a breeze, I was fine, but it did become overly warm under there. Still better than a sunburn.
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No, this has never been a problem and I have been using these types of thermal sauna blankets for many years. When using a blanket like this, the person must first be covered by a sheet and/or towels in order to minimize getting the blanket dirty and wet, as well as for the comfort of the person and to absorb all the perspiration that will occur. One should not lay directly upon the surface of this unit.
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Yes I have and it works well. I used Woolite, cold water, fast spin. Drying, I used low to medium heat for about 30 minutes. I then draped it over 3 chairs to dry more overnight. Then I put it back in dryer for about 15 minutes on low.