Bro this is the best review I've ever seen! very informative and enjoyed the comedy! Thank you for helping me make my decision, I will be buying it now!
Loved the review! I’m thinking of getting one, I heard you can put essential oils with it is that true if so how does that work? Do I put it in the big water container you first showed in the video?
Yes absolutely! You actually do NOT put anything (besides water) into the actual tank. The instructions say you can put in 5-7 drops of your favorite essential oils into the steamer which is located inside the machine before use 👍🏼
I have made less than 10 RUclips comments in my entire life - just wanted to say this review is great! I would watch reviews from you in this exact same style for so many products. And movies. Just you mosying through your thoughts. So relatable and understandable! I much prefer your take on this to more fancy-pants reviews with a bunch of big words and graphics and such. Thank you Corey - I hope you continue making these!
Hey! Can you tell me a little more info? What setting you have it on,how much water did you put in,did you give it at least 8-10 minutes to start the process of getting hot?
Make sure the lid is on correctly, there are little grooves that the top/lid slides into, otherwise, no steam inside of the sauna. I hope that helps :)
Hi good information. I'm in apartment. What kind of indoor power supply do You need for leakage protection? What kind of device 15 A or more do You need to prevent fires? Thanks
Hi! So I actually don’t have any sort of power supply. I just plug in the wall and go. As far as leakage protection - it’s sealed up very well and there’s not enough water in the tent to cause any sort of leak issues. Unless you’re sweating gallons at a time- you should be good! Hope this helps! 😎
I’ve tried them both and honestly you can’t go wrong with either one. They are basically the same set up and I believe they are both still $349. I do think if you buy today (cyber Monday) nurecover gives you a free portable ice bath.
I love my sauna tent, easy to clean, level 16, 60minutes a session. Intense but very good. Would like to use more, maybe once or twice a week. Recommend to any one who like to steam. Cleanse your mind, body and spirit. Boil some water is the way I do it, no tap water.
I don't drink "fresh" tap water, I try filter it I using charcoal sticks...... can't use filtered water? Has to be store bought distilled? Unless you have a water distiller, of course 😅
Yeah I agree. As much as I clean mine after use it always has that “smell” to it. Honestly they all do. Thats why I leave it in my bathroom because I can’t imagine having this in my living room or bedroom like most people have it set up.
Definitely do not use bleach, I use a light soap that doesn’t have a lot of chemicals in it. For the most part - after every use just make sure you wipe down the entire inside. Mold hasn’t been a problem,but it’ll always have that musty type of smell. It just is what is lol
Hey! I've looked everywhere for this answer, and it's legit NOWHERE. It's a pretty simple question, but I'm just curious. Seeing as you only put a little bit of water, what happens when the machne runs out of water, does it just automatically turn off - or how does this work? I'm concerned that it will just stay on without water in it, and damage the machine, seeing as it's heating with nothing in it. So, I put lots of water in mine, but then I have water left over, so I don't want to empty it and waste it. Have you tested this? I'd think so right, cause you only use a small amount.
@@GODDESSOFDUTY you’re going to use a good amount of water for the machine even on a low time setting like 15-30 mins - good news is if the water runs out while it’s running it will automatically shut off. Trust me it’s happens to me more times than I can count 😆
@@Coreeey OMG! Thank you for answering! I've legit been trying to figure this out for two days now. Does the machine make a noise to let you know it's run out of water, or does it just get cooler, and that's how you know?
@@Coreeey Also, this is something else I've tried to figure out, but I need to buy more distilled water. I bought 4L thinking that would be enough, and no. So, the other question is: The machine seems to use the same amount of water if set on 7, as it would on a 1. Distilled water is expesive, so was trying to figure out the best settings to conserve water, but apparently it uses the same amount when on a high, or low setting - right?
Is your sauna box inside a bedroom or outside your home? I was concerned about steam, escaping and getting into the drywall and ceiling and causing dampness and mold overtime. Do you think that will become a problem? Also, for enhanced stability and aesthetics, I was thinking about building a wooden plank box around it to give the impression of an actual sauna. Do you think that is something possible?
I got mine in my bathroom lol I haven’t had issues in regards to excess steam and dampness. I always leave the zippers open,the exhaust fan on and I wipe down everything with a towel. Hope that helps!
Mine is in my garage. So when I open it up when I’m done, the steam goes outside! I love my Sauna Box…use it just about every day on level 7 and just sweat and relax. I wear shorts when using it and they get soaked from being inside, but it feels great!
Thanks for the responses. I had mine outside on my covered patio out back by the pool but I noticed my dogs trying to take a pee on it a couple times. So I just moved it into my spare bedroom that I kinda made into a gym anyway. So far, no real problems. I just don’t like how the mat drips (dumps) on the floor every time I take it out to rinse it. (I rinse the mat after every use because I don’t want it to start stinking)
The real issue is mineral deposits. Calcium, for instance, is good for drinking and cooking with, but not so much for heating elements. It's an easy thing to test. Grab a cheap humidifier, two if you can. Run one with only distilled water and run the other with tap water. Check the heating element after a month or two. A cheaper option is to Google "humidifier calcium build up." It can be cleaned/decalcified, but it's a pain in the ass and could potentially damage the unit. So options are: use distilled water, or else frequent cleanings.
Save your money, buy a real sauna. This thing sucks for long term use. I am a user for over 60 days. Heres why: -Water leaks out the bottom and gets everywhere. Highly annoying. This thing will soak your floors. -It's a germ box -The sauna heating device lid will blow off unless you put something heavy on top of it. That's bad since its boiling hot water. -Build quality is not good, mines ripped already in the corners, and my zipper snapped off. (yes I did have to take it apart moving apartments, and no it did not make it to the new apartment since it broke) You can get a sauna for like $1000 on wayfair. This is $350. You will get what you pay for.
I did enjoy it while it worked. However it takes about 17 mins to heat up. The timer only goes to 60 mins then its pretty much out of water on the highest setting. If you are trying to use this as follows then I highly recommend a real sauna: -20 mins sauna -3 mins Cold Plunge -20 mins sauna -3 mins Cold Plunge -20 mins sauna (pretty much out of water) -3 mins Cold Plunge for a total of 60 mins sauna and 9 mins cold plunge then this unit will not work as the Sauna will be out of water by 3rd round and then it will take another 17 mins to heat up when you refill it.
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Sending from my wife's account. Thanks for this video. This is what she used to pick my Christmas gift. Just picked this up for Christmas 2023!
Bro this is the best review I've ever seen! very informative and enjoyed the comedy! Thank you for helping me make my decision, I will be buying it now!
This was very good bro! You have definetly swayed me to seriously think about buying one.
I just got mine delivered today. Your review is so honest. I appreciate you man. Thank you
I think you did a great job. I enjoyed and will be purchasing
I'm thinking about buying the SaunaBox. Your video helped me. Much Appreciated!
Wow, great voice!
Jack Harlow vibes, I’m mesmerised. Here for the sauna review, staying for the voice.
Best review i came across. Thank you!
Very well detailed
Thanks man
Thanks for the review bro. Think I’m going to pull the trigger on one of these soon
There is no way this guy isn’t the voice actor for the main character in surfs up
Cody Maverick? Omg I hear it now lol
😂😂😂 aka Shia
@@kellybrooke6798 yessss! 😂😂
Cool thanks man for the review good video , left a sub
Appreciate it!
Great review, very informative. Thanks!
Bro 13:22 😂😂😂 love the review man and the way you crawled out at the end they need to pay you for this cause I might just buy one now too
I crawl outta this sauna on the regular lol thanks for the comment and yeah it’s really worth it!
I’m about to buy mine thanks for the awesome review
Loved the review! I’m thinking of getting one, I heard you can put essential oils with it is that true if so how does that work? Do I put it in the big water container you first showed in the video?
Yes absolutely! You actually do NOT put anything (besides water) into the actual tank. The instructions say you can put in 5-7 drops of your favorite essential oils into the steamer which is located inside the machine before use 👍🏼
@@Coreeey Cool thanks! 😎
I have made less than 10 RUclips comments in my entire life - just wanted to say this review is great! I would watch reviews from you in this exact same style for so many products. And movies. Just you mosying through your thoughts. So relatable and understandable! I much prefer your take on this to more fancy-pants reviews with a bunch of big words and graphics and such. Thank you Corey - I hope you continue making these!
Dude you killed that review. Thank you
I just used mine today and it was awesome. Used your video for tips. Btw you look like Matt Mccusker's long lost brother 😂
Also your video is at 420 likes so I couldn't be the one to ruin it 😂
thanks for video man!
Thanks for watching!
Damn, you going “free as a bird”up in there huh? Mmm.. 👿👿😂
😂😂😂
How do you clean it
I live in UT. It gets cold here. Can I use this inside my house instead of outside?
Have you notice any benefits in using the sauna ?
What was the shipping method they used and how long did it take based on the state you are at?
They used UPS - took about 4 days. They have 3-5 day shipping from California
Good video bro!
Thank you reviewing 🥂
Corey i got my Saunabox today. My steam inside the box is not getting any steam like the steambox outside. Would you have any idea? Thanks you!
Hey! Can you tell me a little more info? What setting you have it on,how much water did you put in,did you give it at least 8-10 minutes to start the process of getting hot?
Make sure the lid is on correctly, there are little grooves that the top/lid slides into, otherwise, no steam inside of the sauna. I hope that helps :)
@@justtennessee2652 yes that was the issue thank you
Hi good information. I'm in apartment. What kind of indoor power supply do You need for leakage protection? What kind of device 15 A or more do You need to prevent fires? Thanks
Hi! So I actually don’t have any sort of power supply. I just plug in the wall and go. As far as leakage protection - it’s sealed up very well and there’s not enough water in the tent to cause any sort of leak issues. Unless you’re sweating gallons at a time- you should be good! Hope this helps! 😎
Great view
Looking forward to more reviews
nice thanks it’s between this brand and the nurecover what do u think?
I’ve tried them both and honestly you can’t go wrong with either one. They are basically the same set up and I believe they are both still $349. I do think if you buy today (cyber Monday) nurecover gives you a free portable ice bath.
@@Coreeey thank u i appreciate it! duly noted
I love my sauna tent, easy to clean, level 16, 60minutes a session. Intense but very good. Would like to use more, maybe once or twice a week. Recommend to any one who like to steam. Cleanse your mind, body and spirit. Boil some water is the way I do it, no tap water.
How do you clean it?
Best review ever😂
I don't drink "fresh" tap water, I try filter it I using charcoal sticks...... can't use filtered water? Has to be store bought distilled? Unless you have a water distiller, of course 😅
As much as I want one of these I just feel like after a week or two it’ll be disgusting even with cleaning it after every use.
Yeah I agree. As much as I clean mine after use it always has that “smell” to it. Honestly they all do. Thats why I leave it in my bathroom because I can’t imagine having this in my living room or bedroom like most people have it set up.
How do you clean it. Do you use bleach? Is mold a problem ?
Definitely do not use bleach, I use a light soap that doesn’t have a lot of chemicals in it. For the most part - after every use just make sure you wipe down the entire inside. Mold hasn’t been a problem,but it’ll always have that musty type of smell. It just is what is lol
Error1 is popping up on the steamer at the minute any fix for that?
I would reach out to the company email on thier website - equipment is covered under their warranty. They will be able to help you out 😎
Hey! I've looked everywhere for this answer, and it's legit NOWHERE.
It's a pretty simple question, but I'm just curious. Seeing as you only put a little bit of water, what happens when the machne runs out of water, does it just automatically turn off - or how does this work?
I'm concerned that it will just stay on without water in it, and damage the machine, seeing as it's heating with nothing in it.
So, I put lots of water in mine, but then I have water left over, so I don't want to empty it and waste it.
Have you tested this? I'd think so right, cause you only use a small amount.
@@GODDESSOFDUTY you’re going to use a good amount of water for the machine even on a low time setting like 15-30 mins - good news is if the water runs out while it’s running it will automatically shut off. Trust me it’s happens to me more times than I can count 😆
@@Coreeey OMG! Thank you for answering! I've legit been trying to figure this out for two days now.
Does the machine make a noise to let you know it's run out of water, or does it just get cooler, and that's how you know?
@@Coreeey Also, this is something else I've tried to figure out, but I need to buy more distilled water.
I bought 4L thinking that would be enough, and no. So, the other question is:
The machine seems to use the same amount of water if set on 7, as it would on a 1.
Distilled water is expesive, so was trying to figure out the best settings to conserve water, but apparently it uses the same amount when on a high, or low setting - right?
@@GODDESSOFDUTY It just shuts off and the steam stops almost immediately
@@Coreeey Thank you for your help. You should let SaunaBox know that you are their customer service - Seeing as they don't respond to people!
How is this holding up 2 months later?
Still doing the job! 👍🏼
They should call it a steam bath. Saunas use dry heat.
What about the toxins the sauna is made out when it heats up?
I reached out to the company MULTIPLE times on that and they stated it’s not made of any hazardous materials.
@@CoreeeyThey said that about asbestos as well. 😅
The Matt is the smelliest part they should get higher quality material
@@JacobLuther I agree 💯
Bro this was hilarious.
Is your sauna box inside a bedroom or outside your home? I was concerned about steam, escaping and getting into the drywall and ceiling and causing dampness and mold overtime. Do you think that will become a problem?
Also, for enhanced stability and aesthetics, I was thinking about building a wooden plank box around it to give the impression of an actual sauna. Do you think that is something possible?
I got mine in my bathroom lol I haven’t had issues in regards to excess steam and dampness. I always leave the zippers open,the exhaust fan on and I wipe down everything with a towel. Hope that helps!
Mine is in my garage. So when I open it up when I’m done, the steam goes outside! I love my Sauna Box…use it just about every day on level 7 and just sweat and relax. I wear shorts when using it and they get soaked from being inside, but it feels great!
Thanks for the responses. I had mine outside on my covered patio out back by the pool but I noticed my dogs trying to take a pee on it a couple times. So I just moved it into my spare bedroom that I kinda made into a gym anyway. So far, no real problems. I just don’t like how the mat drips (dumps) on the floor every time I take it out to rinse it. (I rinse the mat after every use because I don’t want it to start stinking)
Just have a knife in your hand at all times if you get light headed and can't find the zipper. 9:48
Can you smoke in these steam rooms
That depends…what are we smoking? 🤔
Great review haha. Subscribe
Only gets to 130 degrees, that's a no.
But we use tap water ….to cook with 🤔
Excuse me? What do you think happens when water is boiled?
The real issue is mineral deposits. Calcium, for instance, is good for drinking and cooking with, but not so much for heating elements.
It's an easy thing to test. Grab a cheap humidifier, two if you can. Run one with only distilled water and run the other with tap water. Check the heating element after a month or two.
A cheaper option is to Google "humidifier calcium build up." It can be cleaned/decalcified, but it's a pain in the ass and could potentially damage the unit.
So options are: use distilled water, or else frequent cleanings.
Ok these home steams are not usable. Just got one used it for 2 days, they totally flood the place and not practicable
How did it flood your place?
This is steam room, NOT a sauna. Two very different things.
Cleaning it is the worst part. All that water you put in the steamer is basically in the tent. Get a whole lotta towels!
Without a doubt! All I do now is wash towels ☹️
Save your money, buy a real sauna. This thing sucks for long term use. I am a user for over 60 days. Heres why:
-Water leaks out the bottom and gets everywhere. Highly annoying. This thing will soak your floors.
-It's a germ box
-The sauna heating device lid will blow off unless you put something heavy on top of it. That's bad since its boiling hot water.
-Build quality is not good, mines ripped already in the corners, and my zipper snapped off. (yes I did have to take it apart moving apartments, and no it did not make it to the new apartment since it broke)
You can get a sauna for like $1000 on wayfair. This is $350. You will get what you pay for.
I did enjoy it while it worked. However it takes about 17 mins to heat up. The timer only goes to 60 mins then its pretty much out of water on the highest setting. If you are trying to use this as follows then I highly recommend a real sauna:
-20 mins sauna
-3 mins Cold Plunge
-20 mins sauna
-3 mins Cold Plunge
-20 mins sauna (pretty much out of water)
-3 mins Cold Plunge
for a total of 60 mins sauna and 9 mins cold plunge then this unit will not work as the Sauna will be out of water by 3rd round and then it will take another 17 mins to heat up when you refill it.
can't help with money, but a click, sorry about that, greetings from Norway
Technically not a sauna because sauna is dry heat. This is a steam room because it's wet heat.
It’s called a wet sauna genius
Yea duh, and its called a wet sauna 😑
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Funny,informative and handsome 😍😍😍
Thank you!