Thank you for posting the review. I have found that sitting in lotus position opposite the steam unit, I have more room and my whole body is inside along with essential oils to enhance the steam experience. A yoga pillow may be a great option for position of comfort. Lymphatic system is HAPPY too! My sessions are usually 30 mins and 3x a week. A real treat for my at-home personal wellness program!
Does anyone else have a strong smell of plastic....wondering the effects of breathing this in on a daily basis. ??? And essential oils have a high voc and oil doesn't mix with water. Your breathing them straight into your lungs Careful
Oh and. Put essential oils in - eucalyptus and orange 🍊 so nice. I usually go between a 5-7 . This thing is awesome . I do 20-30mins. I’ve done it outside and I use a picnic chair with arm rests ! Now have in my garage with the garage door wide open - it’s heavenly
@@rn9167 depends if I’m hurrying off to work or not. Usually , I do like to sit for 5mins after sauna just to calm my body down for the heat before taking a shower.
Honestly best investment I made this year - I love it . I have one in the morning and at night before I go to bed - far exceeded my expectations especially because I had regretted the purchase before it arrived!!! Such a pleasant surprise!! Love it I’m going to upgrade for the one that has a head bit attachment to it ☺️
How does your overall health feels by using it twice a day for a month (how long do you normally set the timer for? I just started one session today and don't know what to expect yet :)
@@rn9167 - I usually do 20mins , sometimes less , some days more. Just depends on my mood.!I feel wonderful- my skin looks amazing , and i just feel so much better.
We must warn of the deadly danger we may face even with a portable sauna..I got burned 2 days ago with the explosion of the boiler, few second before, my husband was with his face very close to it, to find out what was that funny sound, and it could have exploded on his face, with the water on the electrical cord...that kind of chair, breaks up easily, and I fell on the floor when it did, I could have got hurt with those metal bars going through my body...one of the zips, broke up after few days....Please, when using it, make sure if you hear some strange sound, unplug immediately the boiler..do not get close to it, put a towel on top of it and wait until it is cold..plastic changes resistance with the passing time, so be aware of what may happen and prevent dangerous or even deadly accidents...
I have this one and I love it! Albeit it’s a bit cramped, but it gets the job done. One question I am pondering on during these difficult times with rising energy bills is the fact that I don’t know how energy or cost efficient it is. Could someone please enlighten me as to how much it costs to run for twenty minutes three times a week? Thank you.
I got the same one, I never really thought that there is a portable sauna out there, but recently, I feel like I needed something so I just started googling and ''bam'' I found this crazy looking sauna tent - so I just got my 1st try today and I sweat like I have never done before; I don't normally sweat I thought my sweat gland has some issues lol. It takes me to run in a sauna type jacket to get me to sweat whenever I jog and it the warm weather, but recently it's way too cold. However, I felt like I needed to sweat to boost my energies. I plan to use it every morning before I start my day and see what happen. I have a beach chair in it or you can buy small stool or chair to sit in it.
I've just used my for the first time. It's great!!! I didn't use any chair or anything, I sat right on in like I was cocooned, felt snug but hot. My face and hair got a good steam. Tbh, the tent was larger than expected. I loved it, beats going to the gym and rubbing up to strangers😝
For a chair that is completely steam resistant and free....upside down milk crate with a board on top with closed cell foam for a cushion. Done! To adjust the height, cut the milk crate down. For more height add another. Milk crates are awesome. So resilient to the elements. As for losing weight, no....steam doesn't do that. Sure you lose water but you don't seek dehydration, do you? The water will be soon replaced afterwards and your weight will be exactly the same because your heart doesn't beat fast in a steam session, or it sure shouldn't. You never want to exercise hard in high levels of heat. Losing water and replacing it feels good as a lot of toxins are retained in our body's water and we excrete them through perspiration. That's the benefit of steam. Plus it just feels great.
I just got mine i used it first time yesterday !!! I love it !! My question is why does this light keep going around.. I wish someone would show the directions of the remote and what you put the water in. I know how to do all that and I was in it but it seemed like I kept having to turn on the sauna ? Or is it when the light goes around that it's cooling down I wasn't in there long for it to do that.. I didn't get instructions so I went to RUclips to watch. Can someone help please. I use a small bathroom chair that goes in the tub, you can get a very cheap pull out chair at the Dollar General.. Put it right in there that folds out works perfect. Thank you all.
i wish i knew the name of the chair i use. i got it from dollar general. its metal with net seat and back rest. its mesh seat type. its a regular adult chair for outdoor use. dollar general sell the chair in the summer. i spent 20minutes in the suana and washed my skin off.......i like to wait for my skin to renew. it also help me feel like outside germs are off my skin like dust from the wind
I have a similar kjk. Be careful of that steambox. Its tricky to make sure you dont get close to it. My electrical unit is taller, no hoody and my chair is not designed for much weight. Just make sure you use it right away and have time to return. Pay attn to how it is packed- I cannot seem to get mine back in the zip tote when I wanted to pack it. Even after watching another guy show me. Lol.
@@KGSimpleReviews I just got mine, but is is a full enclosure. Its red. But the zipper track is pink. What is up with countries like China and Mexico putting "pretty" colors on prime products they produce? Anyway. It was an easy setup and this it is just like the real thing... After 20 exact minutes of "I can do this and wont wimp out", I super man my way out.
Anyone know of a portable steamer that can get a pop up tent to 175+(F)? I'm looking for a solution that gets hot enough to match studies that show the benefits of sauna. Thanks
You can extend your duration to receive the same benefits. Stay in the steamer for 30 mins. You’ll learn your body after a while and you’ll know the cues your body does when under stress that’s really what you’re trying to achieve to receive the health benefits.
how long do you plan on being on your knees for me I wouldn't be able to do it mine was on Amazon on sale for 80 bucks sips down the middle it all so has little zippers you can stick your hand out and stuff and a remote pocket sometimes I sit in there with a lawn chair with my head sticking out watching TV other times I cover it up with a towel the head hole and I just sit cross-legged way bigger than this one I have plenty of room to move around
Plastics being the more malleable item than wood for human convenience in the XXI Century I will say that I still much prefer the latter of the two when it comes to other personal engagements.
Fold it back flat, to how it looked when it popped out. Then twist it kinda like a figure 8 type of shape but like 3 loops. Takes a little strength. But it fits right back into the carrier 👍🏼hope this helps😊
I watched a Ted Talks where the speaker recommended a certain temperature of sauna in order to fight chronic depression and anxiety. Can you know the temperature that the steam sauna gets to? And I read that infrared is somehow better at getting the core body temperature high (which is key for the antidepressant effects). I'm trying to understand why the infrared would get a higher core temp when you said that this was hotter...( if you have any insight there). Thanks
The steam sauna can get up to 60-85 degrees Celsius or 140-185 Fahrenheit) depending on how well the inside is insulated and the wattage of the steam unit. Any type of sauna can deliver the benefits associated with elevated core body temperature, it doesn't matter what the peak temperature of the sauna is, or how the heat is delivered (water vapor/infrared electromagnetic rays) as long as you stay inside until your core body temperature gets elevated high enough for those beneficial processes to start working. The hotter the sauna, the shorter the time needed to get your body temperature to that point, and so the shorter you need to stay inside. The infrared sauna is hotter in the sense that the source of the heat (electric grill) reaches a higher temperature (multiple hundreds of degrees) whereas the steam produced in a steam room is well under the boiling point of water. The thing is that a steam sauna doesn't need to reach such high temperatures because the thermal conductivity of water is very high. Even at relatively low temperatures, the heat of the steam is transferred to your skin (and subsequently the rest of your body) very quickly and efficiently. The infrared sauna is great if you would like to concentrate the heat on a particular body part like one that needs extra heat, like an injured limb or whatever to help recovery. The closer you are to the grill, the more heat exposure. Other than that, it doesn't provide any added benefits. People using infrared saunas should also be careful not to get too close to the grill with their eyes because they can get damaged by over-exposure.
Yes. Here in Thailand we use rice streamer and a sheet hanging from the ceiling. Same principle. Not beautiful and branded with a zipper but does the same thing. Sauna has been around for thousands of years unbranded and not beautiful and working just the same.
@@jonbravo9278 You should post the design. I can't quite picture it. How do you stop the steam from escaping? Is it like an upside cone? And what in the world are you doing using a steam in hot Thailand? LOL! That's like taking an ice bath in Siberia in the winter!
@@jonbravo9278 I'd like to adapt something to a bathtub. We all have one. All we need to do is cover it somehow to retain the steam from the generator right beside the tub.
Hi I have a question… I just recently purchased one and I wanted to know if you see any marks at the bottom in the canister where the water goes? I have little dots after my first use and not sure if it’s mold. It does not have any color to it just the same color of the inside (silver). Thank you in advance. Also how often should the bottom grey part be clean?
Hey my big question buying full body suan that covers the whole body head to toe or just your body like this. Does make difference for covering the face and not cover the face along with your body? Basically does allowing your face inside(fully closed whole body) or not letting your face inside the sauna tent like this video, does it make the difference???
Hey new subcriber, how many times a week do we use portable sauna? And do much water do we have to put for just 30min session? I mean we don't have to put full capacity water in the steamer machine right?
how do you not get burnt ? if you move, you will touch the steamer thing and get burned. or in general, there is so little room, you will always be too close to the steamer thing and risk burning.
Hi there. Thank you for the video. Is there a reason noone is suggesting to use it in the shower and not in the tent? I guess there is something i am missing here... If you have a closed shower of course...
@@KGSimpleReviews I had the exact same thing that i purchased last aug 2021 in amazon. It was perfect and worked just as it’s supposed to do. However, after a couple of use, the lid of the steamer started to become brittle and so the steam escaped from it instead of going all the way to the tent. If i can just have that lid replaced then i think it would work just fine like it used to be
@@nk2012 I think the problem is people think they can use it and put it away immediately after. Actually it would take a while to dry. Most people wipe theirs down to accelerate the process. But its probably at least an hour after before you can put it away. Another option would be to use a fan to blast it in the inside. Maybe then it would only be a few minutes if all the excess water was first wiped away. If you have the room you'd just leave it set up in a corner somewhere all the time.
@@swilhelm3180 you are right. I just leave mines open and wipe it down after. Do a legit clean once a week. These companies should really have made these things waterproof on both sides. Would be easier to clean. Steam sauna has been excellent for my health these days. Burnt myself yesterday so must be more mindful of the temperature.
Hi I know I am 9 months late 😂 but I just bought one and the instructions really do not show how to put it together. Mines came with a wooden stool 😌😌. But I got all these pellets and oils which I'm grateful but I do not know how to connect the tubes or even were to put the pellets. 🤦🤦 Basically the steam unit what to do? I saw that everything is a little self explanatory but I am afraid of messing it up. What do u do with the plastic container for fumigation and the pellets etc they are not in English. Any help be appreciated
I don't know... Part of the charm of a traditional sauna is when two large men walk in, sit next to you, and everyone just stares facing forward in awkward silence - until one of the men get up to pour water on the rocks, and in doing so - they let out the biggest, purulent fart you've ever experienced. Then they turn around, say nothing, sit, and forget to put the towel around them - so their private parts are showing. Meanwhile, the smell gets so bad - but you don't want to appear rude by getting up... so you spend about 5 minutes breathing in steamed fart, holding your gag reflex, when the OTHER guy just starts coughing, gets up, mutters something in Finnish and leaves. Then you have to go back and take another shower, since your whole body now smells of cuttlefish and corn salad. Hopefully the mabufacturers add this small detail in the next model upgrade...
You might want to try aquatic exercises. They offer no stress on your joints and can be very exhausting. Nothing beats aquatic exercises for low stress cardio. The problem is its hard to find a pool open with COVID numbers being high most everywhere. Solution: A lake!
dont buy this product,you can only use it 1 time.because the steamer can not handle the heat.bought this product twice ,and it broke on the same place.
@@mrowell3332 you have to turn the steam tent, then you can still use it.with only the steam pot without the tubes.but be be careful with the steam take enough distance when you are in the tent.then pointer the steamer in the tent
You need to correct the title. You are obviously fluent in English so how can you make a mistake like this unknowingly? Its a steam tent. Saunas are dry heat. Totally different.
This is exactly why the entire world is in the condition it is now….. (he made a simple mistake.) Hope the insult made your miserable day worth living.
@@BJ-cz4le Where did I insult him? I corrected an error in the words he used. If he corrects it he will get more views. And the views he gets will be more relevant. Nobody likes incorrect information. Maybe the world would be in better condition if we were more careful with the information we dispense!
@@saashaj7649 Besides the fact that sauna is dry heat and steam is wet heat? I guess if you don't speak English it doesn't matter but if you do, and you obviously do, it should matter. Its the wrong word, period. Sauna is dry. Steam is wet.
@@swilhelm3180 Welp, Merriam-Webster disagrees, but what do they know? sauna noun sau·na | \ ˈsȯ-nə , ˈsau̇-nə \ Definition of sauna 1: a Finnish steam bath in which the steam is provided by water thrown on hot stones also : a bathhouse or room used for such a bath 2: a dry heat bath also : a room or cabinet used for such a bath
Thank you for posting the review. I have found that sitting in lotus position opposite the steam unit, I have more room and my whole body is inside along with essential oils to enhance the steam experience. A yoga pillow may be a great option for position of comfort. Lymphatic system is HAPPY too! My sessions are usually 30 mins and 3x a week. A real treat for my at-home personal wellness program!
Thanks for sharing!
How much water do you put for the 30min session? I mean i don't think we have to put full capacity water in the steamer machine right?
Does anyone else have a strong smell of plastic....wondering the effects of breathing this in on a daily basis. ??? And essential oils have a high voc and oil doesn't mix with water. Your breathing them straight into your lungs Careful
Floor pad?! I thought it was just extra packaging. No wonder the bottom of my sauna is a puddle.
Oh and. Put essential oils in - eucalyptus and orange 🍊 so nice. I usually go between a 5-7 . This thing is awesome . I do 20-30mins. I’ve done it outside and I use a picnic chair with arm rests ! Now have in my garage with the garage door wide open - it’s heavenly
thanks for the tip! glad you like it!
Do you wash up right away or you waited for your body to cool down? thanks in advance.!
@@rn9167 depends if I’m hurrying off to work or not. Usually , I do like to sit for 5mins after sauna just to calm my body down for the heat before taking a shower.
Hey i heard also put ginger garlic? Like is there organic food options too?
Honestly best investment I made this year - I love it . I have one in the morning and at night before I go to bed - far exceeded my expectations especially because I had regretted the purchase before it arrived!!! Such a pleasant surprise!! Love it I’m going to upgrade for the one that has a head bit attachment to it ☺️
Thanks for sharing!
How does your overall health feels by using it twice a day for a month (how long do you normally set the timer for? I just started one session today and don't know what to expect yet :)
@@rn9167 - I usually do 20mins , sometimes less , some days more. Just depends on my mood.!I feel wonderful- my skin looks amazing , and i just feel so much better.
@@LianaSeini Thank you so much :) :)
Head attachment? have a link?
Small bath stool with rubber bottoms would work fine.
We must warn of the deadly danger we may face even with a portable sauna..I got burned 2 days ago with the explosion of the boiler, few second before, my husband was with his face very close to it, to find out what was that funny sound, and it could have exploded on his face, with the water on the electrical cord...that kind of chair, breaks up easily, and I fell on the floor when it did, I could have got hurt with those metal bars going through my body...one of the zips, broke up after few days....Please, when using it, make sure if you hear some strange sound, unplug immediately the boiler..do not get close to it, put a towel on top of it and wait until it is cold..plastic changes resistance with the passing time, so be aware of what may happen and prevent dangerous or even deadly accidents...
how many times did you use it? on average
Can you please do a video of how to fold this up after use?? I’m having trouble folding mine away :/
I have this one and I love it! Albeit it’s a bit cramped, but it gets the job done. One question I am pondering on during these difficult times with rising energy bills is the fact that I don’t know how energy or cost efficient it is. Could someone please enlighten me as to how much it costs to run for twenty minutes three times a week? Thank you.
I agree that it gets the job done! hmm I would like to find that out too!
I got the same one, I never really thought that there is a portable sauna out there, but recently, I feel like I needed something so I just started googling and ''bam'' I found this crazy looking sauna tent - so I just got my 1st try today and I sweat like I have never done before; I don't normally sweat I thought my sweat gland has some issues lol. It takes me to run in a sauna type jacket to get me to sweat whenever I jog and it the warm weather, but recently it's way too cold. However, I felt like I needed to sweat to boost my energies. I plan to use it every morning before I start my day and see what happen. I have a beach chair in it or you can buy small stool or chair to sit in it.
So glad you are getting use out of it!
I've just used my for the first time. It's great!!! I didn't use any chair or anything, I sat right on in like I was cocooned, felt snug but hot. My face and hair got a good steam. Tbh, the tent was larger than expected. I loved it, beats going to the gym and rubbing up to strangers😝
@Sure Freen Absolutely! Loving this so much. Also another tip...take a hot drink in as well for addedness
Could you possibly lay down inside like with crossing your legs?
For a chair that is completely steam resistant and free....upside down milk crate with a board on top with closed cell foam for a cushion. Done! To adjust the height, cut the milk crate down. For more height add another. Milk crates are awesome. So resilient to the elements.
As for losing weight, no....steam doesn't do that. Sure you lose water but you don't seek dehydration, do you? The water will be soon replaced afterwards and your weight will be exactly the same because your heart doesn't beat fast in a steam session, or it sure shouldn't. You never want to exercise hard in high levels of heat. Losing water and replacing it feels good as a lot of toxins are retained in our body's water and we excrete them through perspiration. That's the benefit of steam. Plus it just feels great.
hey I start mine up empty for ten minutes then slide in to my small chair and its well worth the money
Do you add water to the unit ?
Is it better than thermal?
Great Video! You can use (2) milk crates for a chair. And will be easy to clean, just rise off.
Great tip!
i bought one steam sauna in November 2020
june 2021 the pot is already NOT function..
few days ago...threw it away
I like this guy's attitude
You’ve been using this sauna for 3 years?
I just got mine i used it first time yesterday !!! I love it !! My question is why does this light keep going around.. I wish someone would show the directions of the remote and what you put the water in. I know how to do all that and I was in it but it seemed like I kept having to turn on the sauna ? Or is it when the light goes around that it's cooling down I wasn't in there long for it to do that.. I didn't get instructions so I went to RUclips to watch. Can someone help please. I use a small bathroom chair that goes in the tub, you can get a very cheap pull out chair at the Dollar General.. Put it right in there that folds out works perfect. Thank you all.
it has timer, that you press a few time (your preferred time) that tells you how long you want it to run.
i wish i knew the name of the chair i use. i got it from dollar general. its metal with net seat and back rest. its mesh seat type. its a regular adult chair for outdoor use. dollar general sell the chair in the summer.
i spent 20minutes in the suana and washed my skin off.......i like to wait for my skin to renew. it also help me feel like outside germs are off my skin like dust from the wind
You look so cute..Thanks for all the info..I love mine..helps with the pain that I suffer from with joints n muscles..
I have a similar kjk. Be careful of that steambox. Its tricky to make sure you dont get close to it. My electrical unit is taller, no hoody and my chair is not designed for much weight. Just make sure you use it right away and have time to return. Pay attn to how it is packed- I cannot seem to get mine back in the zip tote when I wanted to pack it. Even after watching another guy show me. Lol.
Yes it good I just got one and will try it tonight
Wow that's is so cool! In I even can't wait to get mind by Thursday.
Good sauna bought one recently only problem is how can I put it back in the bag when not using ?? No directions
Get a plastic tote and toss it in there without a lid so it can dry completely.
Ill get one but it has to be black or silver. I just cant do pink.
haha!
@@KGSimpleReviews I just got mine, but is is a full enclosure. Its red. But the zipper track is pink. What is up with countries like China and Mexico putting "pretty" colors on prime products they produce? Anyway. It was an easy setup and this it is just like the real thing... After 20 exact minutes of "I can do this and wont wimp out", I super man my way out.
I like it kind of like the blueberry off of Willy Wonka but it's more purple LOL
5’10” 180 lol that’s where I’m trying to get to 😂
HEY SAME
Interested in the Amazon sauna but the link in the description brings me to a different model. Would this one be comparable to the one in your review?
Yes its pretty much the exact same!
Anyone know of a portable steamer that can get a pop up tent to 175+(F)? I'm looking for a solution that gets hot enough to match studies that show the benefits of sauna. Thanks
I'd like to see a system that uses our bathtub. Most people already have a bathtub!
You can extend your duration to receive the same benefits. Stay in the steamer for 30 mins. You’ll learn your body after a while and you’ll know the cues your body does when under stress that’s really what you’re trying to achieve to receive the health benefits.
how long do you plan on being on your knees for me I wouldn't be able to do it mine was on Amazon on sale for 80 bucks sips down the middle it all so has little zippers you can stick your hand out and stuff and a remote pocket sometimes I sit in there with a lawn chair with my head sticking out watching TV other times I cover it up with a towel the head hole and I just sit cross-legged way bigger than this one I have plenty of room to move around
How to you clean the sauna to avoid bacteria build up?
Wide down with hydrogen peroxide after use
Plastics being the more malleable item than wood for human convenience in the XXI Century I will say that I still much prefer the latter of the two when it comes to other personal engagements.
Thanks I just got one from ebay
HOW DOES IT CLOSE?!?! Asking for a friend. I am the friend 😂😂😂
Fold it back flat, to how it looked when it popped out. Then twist it kinda like a figure 8 type of shape but like 3 loops. Takes a little strength. But it fits right back into the carrier 👍🏼hope this helps😊
I watched a Ted Talks where the speaker recommended a certain temperature of sauna in order to fight chronic depression and anxiety. Can you know the temperature that the steam sauna gets to? And I read that infrared is somehow better at getting the core body temperature high (which is key for the antidepressant effects). I'm trying to understand why the infrared would get a higher core temp when you said that this was hotter...( if you have any insight there). Thanks
The steam sauna can get up to 60-85 degrees Celsius or 140-185 Fahrenheit) depending on how well the inside is insulated and the wattage of the steam unit. Any type of sauna can deliver the benefits associated with elevated core body temperature, it doesn't matter what the peak temperature of the sauna is, or how the heat is delivered (water vapor/infrared electromagnetic rays) as long as you stay inside until your core body temperature gets elevated high enough for those beneficial processes to start working. The hotter the sauna, the shorter the time needed to get your body temperature to that point, and so the shorter you need to stay inside. The infrared sauna is hotter in the sense that the source of the heat (electric grill) reaches a higher temperature (multiple hundreds of degrees) whereas the steam produced in a steam room is well under the boiling point of water. The thing is that a steam sauna doesn't need to reach such high temperatures because the thermal conductivity of water is very high. Even at relatively low temperatures, the heat of the steam is transferred to your skin (and subsequently the rest of your body) very quickly and efficiently. The infrared sauna is great if you would like to concentrate the heat on a particular body part like one that needs extra heat, like an injured limb or whatever to help recovery. The closer you are to the grill, the more heat exposure. Other than that, it doesn't provide any added benefits. People using infrared saunas should also be careful not to get too close to the grill with their eyes because they can get damaged by over-exposure.
Can you use the steamer to cook rice... Looks very familiar.
Yes. Here in Thailand we use rice streamer and a sheet hanging from the ceiling. Same principle. Not beautiful and branded with a zipper but does the same thing. Sauna has been around for thousands of years unbranded and not beautiful and working just the same.
And steam sauna doesn't expose you to EMFs.
@@jonbravo9278 You should post the design. I can't quite picture it. How do you stop the steam from escaping? Is it like an upside cone? And what in the world are you doing using a steam in hot Thailand? LOL! That's like taking an ice bath in Siberia in the winter!
@@jonbravo9278 I'd like to adapt something to a bathtub. We all have one. All we need to do is cover it somehow to retain the steam from the generator right beside the tub.
Hi I have a question… I just recently purchased one and I wanted to know if you see any marks at the bottom in the canister where the water goes? I have little dots after my first use and not sure if it’s mold. It does not have any color to it just the same color of the inside (silver). Thank you in advance.
Also how often should the bottom grey part be clean?
How many Watts is the steamer? Is the temperature enough to get the same as normal steam sauna result ? I need much heat
Yes the highest temp is pretty hot
What's the size of the tent after unfolding, including the head cover?
Hey my big question buying full body suan that covers the whole body head to toe or just your body like this. Does make difference for covering the face and not cover the face along with your body?
Basically does allowing your face inside(fully closed whole body) or not letting your face inside the sauna tent like this video, does it make the difference???
Thank you for this! No way I could get this! I have very bony/bad knees and couldn't be on my knees that long! Appreciate your video!
This is supposed to be used with a camping or fisher seat. Only Asian people find normal to stay on bent knees.
@Chael Sonnen but just how good is Conor?
Hey new subcriber, how many times a week do we use portable sauna?
And do much water do we have to put for just 30min session? I mean we don't have to put full capacity water in the steamer machine right?
how do you not get burnt ? if you move, you will touch the steamer thing and get burned. or in general, there is so little room, you will always be too close to the steamer thing and risk burning.
I was just REALLY careful lol
That's a good point. We should look for a tent that's a little bigger. Of course if its bigger we'll need a bigger steamer!
we have oleo but no remote???
This is awesome!
Great review - thank you
Very welcome
I have one and use at hotels when I go visit family 🙊🙊🤪🤪🤪
How much water did u use? Did you fill up?
Good question! Cause mine came without any instructions
Do you have any recommendations for someone 6'3" and around 200 lbs
They make oversize ones you just have to look
Thank you! Helpful
Hi there. Thank you for the video. Is there a reason noone is suggesting to use it in the shower and not in the tent? I guess there is something i am missing here... If you have a closed shower of course...
It will take more steam for it do be effective in a shower because it is a larger area and it might not get as hot
@@KGSimpleReviews I had the exact same thing that i purchased last aug 2021 in amazon. It was perfect and worked just as it’s supposed to do. However, after a couple of use, the lid of the steamer started to become brittle and so the steam escaped from it instead of going all the way to the tent. If i can just have that lid replaced then i think it would work just fine like it used to be
Which one do you prefer? Portable steam or infrared sauna?? thanks
Steam only because its hotter and I break more of a sweat.
@@KGSimpleReviews but is it true that it is harder to clean? does it get wet on the bottom and trickle out to the floor?
@@nk2012 I think the problem is people think they can use it and put it away immediately after. Actually it would take a while to dry. Most people wipe theirs down to accelerate the process. But its probably at least an hour after before you can put it away. Another option would be to use a fan to blast it in the inside. Maybe then it would only be a few minutes if all the excess water was first wiped away. If you have the room you'd just leave it set up in a corner somewhere all the time.
@@swilhelm3180 you are right. I just leave mines open and wipe it down after. Do a legit clean once a week. These companies should really have made these things waterproof on both sides. Would be easier to clean. Steam sauna has been excellent for my health these days. Burnt myself yesterday so must be more mindful of the temperature.
How’re you suppose to use it while traveling?
It comes with a little bag to put your tent in 😃
I have one, and I use it at hotels when I go visit my family or travel
I'm 6ft. Do you think it would be reasonable to buy this or will I now fit?
LMAO you had me until "CLINK LINK ON DISCRIPTION BELOW" LMAOOOOO anyway i bought one too cool
thanks for watching to the end lol!
What about sitting under a tarp with a coffee maker?
My employer he bought this portable steam sauna spa and now they are using right now?
Nice pointless comment mate 👍😁
how much how to avail
I need one of these
awesome video!!
Thanks!
Can't you fit a chair in it?
how do you wash it ? in the shower ?
Wipe down with hydrogen peroxide
People it’s suppose to have a chair that comes with it .
How much that brother
price please
Hi I know I am 9 months late 😂 but I just bought one and the instructions really do not show how to put it together. Mines came with a wooden stool 😌😌. But I got all these pellets and oils which I'm grateful but I do not know how to connect the tubes or even were to put the pellets. 🤦🤦 Basically the steam unit what to do? I saw that everything is a little self explanatory but I am afraid of messing it up. What do u do with the plastic container for fumigation and the pellets etc they are not in English. Any help be appreciated
i wish i can buy!
Me: making foot #Cutouts! lol, now i have a problem.
Me also: on the ☎️ with "#AMAZON" lying, for a "new" sauna.
👀
thanks , very useful
Good job!
Thanks!
i think you can use pillow to sit here
This is amazing I love Mine
Did you manage to find a chair for it
Yes, cheap one for $4
@@KGSimpleReviews Wow where did you find 1 for $4? The cheapest I can find is $8
I got the same one love it but mine came with a chair
Me: struggling to get in and out!
Me:☠ due to "#NervousFlatulence!"
How is this cleaned?
Hose it down
how do you clean the floor piece?
soap and water, spray with hose and air dry outside
Price.kya
Hai
Ignore this comment as this is a personal msg
Good morning i love u so much 💜
Can you cook rice on that while waiting? Lol...
Hm did it cost you sir?
much the price poh?
I don't know... Part of the charm of a traditional sauna is when two large men walk in, sit next to you, and everyone just stares facing forward in awkward silence - until one of the men get up to pour water on the rocks, and in doing so - they let out the biggest, purulent fart you've ever experienced. Then they turn around, say nothing, sit, and forget to put the towel around them - so their private parts are showing. Meanwhile, the smell gets so bad - but you don't want to appear rude by getting up... so you spend about 5 minutes breathing in steamed fart, holding your gag reflex, when the OTHER guy just starts coughing, gets up, mutters something in Finnish and leaves.
Then you have to go back and take another shower, since your whole body now smells of cuttlefish and corn salad.
Hopefully the mabufacturers add this small detail in the next model upgrade...
Mine only last 3 months
Why?
I’m 5’2 and 160🤔 This probably will make my fat cry lol thanks bro
I'm 5'8 and 175 and its snug but worth it
You might want to try aquatic exercises. They offer no stress on your joints and can be very exhausting. Nothing beats aquatic exercises for low stress cardio. The problem is its hard to find a pool open with COVID numbers being high most everywhere. Solution: A lake!
dont buy this product,you can only use it 1 time.because the steamer can not handle the heat.bought this product twice ,and it broke on the same place.
Same hppn to me. It doesn't wrk anymore
@@mrowell3332
you have to turn the steam tent, then you can still use it.with only the steam pot without the tubes.but be be careful with the steam take enough distance when you are in the tent.then pointer the steamer in the tent
(Without the chair and you have to close the above part where your head is
It appears that Gamecrook is the one and only working web site. I can not believe that there are so many fake sites on RUclips.
an hour after using GameCrook, i have 1000 gold more
Yo man
You need to correct the title. You are obviously fluent in English so how can you make a mistake like this unknowingly? Its a steam tent. Saunas are dry heat. Totally different.
This is exactly why the entire world is in the condition it is now….. (he made a simple mistake.) Hope the insult made your miserable day worth living.
@@BJ-cz4le Where did I insult him? I corrected an error in the words he used. If he corrects it he will get more views. And the views he gets will be more relevant. Nobody likes incorrect information. Maybe the world would be in better condition if we were more careful with the information we dispense!
@@swilhelm3180 they're literally advertised online as portable saunas... no correction needed on his part
@@saashaj7649 Besides the fact that sauna is dry heat and steam is wet heat? I guess if you don't speak English it doesn't matter but if you do, and you obviously do, it should matter. Its the wrong word, period. Sauna is dry. Steam is wet.
@@swilhelm3180 Welp, Merriam-Webster disagrees, but what do they know?
sauna noun
sau·na | \ ˈsȯ-nə , ˈsau̇-nə \
Definition of sauna
1: a Finnish steam bath in which the steam is provided by water thrown on hot stones
also : a bathhouse or room used for such a bath
2: a dry heat bath
also : a room or cabinet used for such a bath
What is price
an hour after using GameCrook, i have 1000 gold more