How do you clean the inside of the sauna from all of the sweat
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I never thought of myself as an excessively sweaty person, but the bottom of mine is usually pretty wet with sweat when I'm done (40 min). Most uses I just wipe with a towel, sometimes put a box fan pointing in, and occasionally (every few weeks/month) I wipe down with a mild soap/spray.
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You sit on a towel. You really don't sweat that much in an infrared sauna, unlike a steam sauna.
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Just wipe it down if it is moist. I like to go in before my husband cause he sweats a lot in there and it gets quite humid. But he wipes himself down with a cloth while in there and that keeps him from dripping all over the floor (he can wring out the washcloth when he's done).
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Place a towel on the chair you use inside the sauna. That's it. There is no need to clean anything. You could also put a towel under the chair if you wanted. After use, the inside of sauna is clean and dry, there is no moisture. Unless you are a very large person your body doesn't touch the inside of the sauna.
858250
I spray a washcloth with 409 or another disinfectant and wipe the walls down after each use.
437763
Wipe the inside with a cleaner. Turn roaster and it cleans itself. Take side cover off and vacuum the dust and coffee particles.
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Just hose it down inside and out and then let it drip dry. Neoprene cleans up pretty easy.
1787103
No, don't use it in a sauna. I use it in my bathroom when I take a shower or bath but I think the sauna will melt the plastic
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For it to be a personal sauna it gets pretty steamy. But I rig mine a certain way retain as much steam as possible. I sit completely in it on the floor! I close up the zips and place a towel over the hole that's for placement of the head. I haven't measured the exact temperature but as someone who loves a sauna at a gym, to have a personal get as hot as this one does, I'm pleased
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Okay, I have been shot in the bum with cold water on occasion and it is less than pleasant, so what I have done is either turn the button to the self clean and let the cold water come out then turn it to the personal cleaning or just turn it on so lightly that it isn't spraying on you for a few seconds until you get the warm water. But that's about the only suggestion I would have. Good luck, hope it helps.
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I'm assuming you mean the inside of the top cover.1. I remove the excess moisture that collects on the inside of the seal with a paper towel.2. I remove the clear condensation collector on the back, empty the moisture and wash it by hand.3. I remove the white steam vent and wash it, then use a paper towel to dry the hole in the lid that it came out of.4. I use a disinfectant wipe and wipe the inside of the lid, inside of the seal, the hole where the steam vent goes and all of the parts that I cleaned, then I let everything air dry before I put everything back together and close the lid.I never have a problem with it being smelly, at least to me. I'm assuming you mean the inside of the top cover.1. I remove the excess moisture that collects on the inside of the seal with a paper towel.2. I remove the clear condensation collector on the back, empty the moisture and wash it by hand.3. I remove the white steam vent and wash it, then use a paper towel to dry the hole in the lid that it came out of.4. I use a disinfectant wipe and wipe the inside of the lid, inside of the seal, the hole where the steam vent goes and all of the parts that I cleaned, then I let everything air dry before I put everything back... » Read More I'm assuming you mean the inside of the top cover.1. I remove the excess moisture that collects on the inside of the seal with a paper towel.2. I remove the clear condensation collector on the back, empty the moisture and wash it by hand.3. I remove the white steam vent and wash it, then use a paper towel to dry the hole in the lid that it came out of.4. I use a disinfectant wipe and wipe the inside of the lid, inside of the seal, the hole where the steam vent goes and all of the parts that I cleaned, then I let everything air dry before I put everything back together and close the lid.I never have a problem with it being smelly, at least to me. « Show Less
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Bleach water. Flush it with a solution of bleach water every once in awhile and then rinse thoroughly with regular water. Give it a bunch of pumps to help get remaining moisture out when you are done.
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I usually use hot water and Dawn detergent. You could use bleach on the inside but I personally would worry about discoloring the fabric on the outside with bleach
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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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Once empty a touch of dish soap and rinse with warm/hot water will do the trick. If you get any heavy buildup inside, b-brite or five star cleaner will do the trick to make the inside sparkle again.
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Rinse out the inside under a faucet, and then wipe it down with a wet cloth. Then wipe it dry with a dry towel. It's simple - I've been doing it for months. Fabulous pan!!!
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The inside of mine smelled pretty bad when I first got... I think se hot soapy water will do the trick.
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You need to put warm water into the bath. It ironically pulls toxins from your body. The pores in your feet are the largest in your body. There is no massage with the unit and not needed for its purpose.
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In the sink, I open the razor top and run a full stream of water over the interior and over the inside of the blades. This washes out all the subble. I then leave the lid open to let it dry.
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Lots of soap and water. And don't touch your eyes for a while. You can lick your hand to see if there is residual heat.
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Are you wiping the inside clean and free of anything you are using in it (essential oils, medications, etc.) after EVERY use? Make it sure it is dry and substance free so it doesn't clog up. Maybe the instructions give some troubleshooting information in addition to this. Good luck.