Sauna&Bath

Q: What is the size of the device in the last elactronic unit infrared sauna at home? Is it possible that the color of the skin in the infra-red light?

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Q: The sauna is older & the wood is very mucky, primarily dust and sweat. I'm thinking about a light sanding with a hand held vibrating sander and would like to stalk up with a wood protectant to make cleaning easier but I have no idea what to use.

A: Hi there. I have been a sauna lover and builder for many years. In retort to your question may I suggest you clean it with water, a plastic bristle brush , dish detergent, and maybe a bit of etiolate. The reason to leave the wood untreated is so that

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