Outdoor sauna heating

You get more atmosphere and character in your sauna by heating it wood-fired. Heating the sauna is best done with the Swiss firing method. With the Swiss method of heating, the fire burns from top to bottom. You can make the stove burn harder or softer by opening or closing the air supply further. The sauna will rise through the even heat of the stove to a temperature you find comfortable. Has that temperature been reached? Then adjust the air supply of the sauna heater so that the fire continues to simmer quietly.

In your own sauna, of course, you don't have anyone waving the steam at you with a cloth cloth like in a sauna complex or spa. Nor is this necessary in a sauna at home. Because the sauna room is a lot smaller than that in a sauna complex, the steam quickly falls over you as a wonderfully warm blanket. Would you like to make your own sauna infusion even more intense? Then choose to add a delicious fragrance to the water. For example, mint, pine or eucalyptus.

Heating the sauna with an electric heater is very simple. You connect the heater to power and you turn it on by control switch or by the wifi modules. The desired temperature is often personal. For beginners, 75 degrees is a nice temperature to start with. This can be slowly built up to about 100 degrees. After turning on the heater, wait about 25 minutes and you can enjoy the wonderful heat in the sauna.