I think the only times I’ve ever used a sauna have been when I was on vacation, at a hotel, they had a sauna, and someone else said, “Hey, you want to go in the sauna?” Then we would sit and sweat it out for about six minutes, before deciding to go buy some candy or watch some television or something.
That being said, I recognize both the health benefits, and the appeal of a sauna, I just happen to be a person who wouldn’t mind living in perpetual winter, so the joys of sitting in a big hot box are lost on me. If you are one of those people who likes a sauna-sit now and again, you might be interested in this, relatively affortable sauna that you could probably even fit in your apartment, with a minimum of fuss and muss.
The 2 Person Infrared Sauna connects to the wall with built-in clasps, plugs into any regular 120-volt outlet, and is made of solid hemlock wood. It fits, as the name suggests, two people, and comes with a built in CD player and radio, with interior and exterior control panels. The best part, for you apartment dwellers, is that the whole thing measures 47"W x 41.5"D x 75"H, about the size of a closet.
Don’t put it in your closet.
Now, that being said, if there’s a doctor in the house, can they let me know if sitting in a small wooden box, being pelted with Infrared rays for hours on end is a healthy idea? Or as healthy as a regular sauna?
[$1800, AJ Prindle]
