[NormsRevenge]

Nothing like a good sauna,, cook the body, sweat all kinds of crud out.. then hit the snow bank or cold shower.. repeat 'til thoroughly cooked.

[NormsRevenge]

One of my pet projects (if I get off muh duff) is build a nice sauna in the back yard.. jacuzzis are nice but... nothing like the rush of going from 200 degrees to chillcity

[GeronL]

a hot bath is a daily thing for some people

[Billthedrill]

Love them. Do not, however, enter one with a Korean feller sweating off a kimchi and sake hangover. Trust me.

The statement about lowering blood pressure is perfectly true in the long run. However, 20 minutes in a hot sauna followed by a roll in the snow will spike your BP like a rocket launch. And it felt good, too.

[headstamp 2]

Nice hot bath with about 2 cupful’s of Epson salts.

[Edward Teach]

"Frequent saunas may boost survival, Finnish study suggests"

Yeah, no bias there!

[dynachrome]

here ya go. no idea if it is quality or not:

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/2-person-infrared-sauna?a=949174

[Paladin2]

I suspect that it’s like a short fever that may kill off some bugs.

[Ken H]

I deem this study...

...inconclusive. More research needed.

[Original Lurker]

Bought a two-person infrared sauna from Costco back in December during an online sale. It’s made of Canadian hemlock. Under $1,050.00 delivered. (Costco, yeah - love / hate)

I cannot say enough about how much I love it.. I cannot.
It will make your skin feel awesome..

A squeeze of juice from a 1/4 fresh lemon over your body every 10 or so minutes is wonderful. A hot shower (no soap) afterwards is the ticket..

110 VAC is all that’s required though a dedicated outlet which I have) is suggested.

The smell of the wood is heavenly.

[Intolerant in NJ]

Bump.....

[opbuzz]

175 is kinda cool for a sauna. I like it about 190 but my grandpa kept it over 200. But he was from Finland.