Sauna- We are pleased with our purchase.

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We have purchased two sauna's. The first one was rather inexpensive but was

a pain to use. It was not infrared, very moist inside, lots of work to

clean. Recipe for disaster in my opinion with the water making the steam. We

hardly need to deal with mold or whatever. Not to fond of being in an

enclosed area that we cleaned with chemicals either. Definitely helped to

detox.

The second one we have is infrared, very very easy to clean, has worked for

a least a year, maybe two. Someone stepped on it, tearing the seam.

Daughter sewed it up and it works great. Easy to set up, we keep it up all the

time. Bought the Ozonator as well on Ebay. Great for detoxing, not just for

Lyme, all around nice piece of equipment to own. Went to a massage therapy

type place. Couldn't believe it, but they charge $75.00 for a 30 minute

session in the very same spa. Guess every two uses they recover their cost in

full. Highway robbery is what I would call it. The hyperbaric chambers can

run in the tens of thousands, so you see the need to charge more. The place

didn't even offer oxygen because that would mean it was a medical

procedure. Here is the link from ebay. I don't remember who we bought ours from

on

ebay. Here is one that I pulled up, it is $129. and they run all the way up

to $249.00 or something like that.

Some people say the plastic, materials in it, are a cause for concern. The

big wood saunas are a major investment, need a lot of space. Might be what

a person needs but we are more than pleased with our little home setup. I

don't sell saunas, get a referral fee, affiliate, etc. I looked on Ebay for

a new one, best price available, included shipping and what the return

policy was and that was how I chose the seller. Good luck

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It is big enough for you to sit in and hold a child on your lap as well.