Guides, Tips & Resources
Chemical-Free Water Care for Wood-Fired Hot Tubs
Wood-fired hot tub owners often dislike chlorine, seeking a more natural soaking experience. The appeal is easy to understand. A cedar hot tub surrounded by nature feels very different from...
Why Cedar Rot Happens (and How to Stop It)
Direct honesty: cedar rot happens, even in saunas. While cedar is naturally resistant to decay, it is not immune. When exposed to constant moisture, poor airflow, or ground contact, even...
How to Build a Proper Foundation for a Barrel S...
Choosing the right foundation for your barrel sauna is crucial to prevent wood rot and structural shifting. This guide cuts through the confusion, offering a direct comparison of gravel pads,...
Can You Put a Sauna in an Apartment or Condo in...
Installing a sauna in a condo sounds luxurious, but Canadian building laws and strata rules can complicate the process. Whether you're renting or owning, understanding what's allowed — and what's...
Can You Use a Sauna Every Day? Benefits, Risks ...
Daily sauna bathing is common in Nordic cultures, but is it safe for everyone? Many wellness enthusiasts wonder whether it's beneficial to use a sauna every day, or if frequent sessions...
Buying Sauna Stones: Specs to Look For (and Wha...
Sauna stones do more than "fill the heater basket"—they store heat, shape steam quality (löyly), and affect airflow through the heater. If you buy the wrong stones (or stack them...