Maintain Your Sauna for Lasting Quality and Performance

Regular maintenance ensures that your sauna remains a welcoming and effective wellness space. Here are essential tips to keep your sauna in top condition:

1. Keep the Wood Clean and Dry

The wood in your sauna is untreated to allow it to absorb and release moisture naturally. Use a soft brush to remove any dirt, and wipe down surfaces with a damp cloth after each session. Avoid harsh chemicals, as they can damage the wood.

2. Ventilate After Each Use

Proper ventilation allows the sauna to dry fully, reducing moisture build-up and preserving the wood. After each use, keep the door open for a few minutes to allow fresh air to circulate.

3. Check for Damage Regularly

Inspect benches, backrests, and floorboards for any signs of wear or damage. Address any loose or damaged parts immediately to ensure the sauna remains safe and functional.

4. Avoid Excessive Water Use on Stones

Only a small amount of water should be poured over sauna stones to create steam. Excessive water can damage heating elements and reduce their lifespan.

5. Schedule Annual Deep Cleanings

An annual deep clean helps maintain the longevity and appearance of your sauna. This includes lightly sanding any worn areas and deep cleaning rocks and heaters.