Sell Traditional Steam Sauna GW-ST3A

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Traditional Steam Sauna � GW-ST3A

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1.More information about� Traditional Steam Sauna GW-ST3A

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Benefits

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1. Relieve pain: The heat energy of our traditional sauna accelerate the blood circulation and supply more oxygen to the body. Increased blood circulation diminishes inflammation, relieves�pain, and�speeds up recovery. Traditional saunas have also been used to treat bursitis, rheumatism, arthritis, and hemorrhoids. Increased blood circulation not only alleviates internal�ailments, but�also skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema and scars. Good circulation is essential for smooth and firm skin.

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2. Burn calories & fat: The steam of the�traditional�sauna eliminate extra salt and subcutaneous fat. Burn up to **0 calories in one half hour session versus a half hour of jogging which burns **0 calories, and a half hour of cycling burns **5 calories.������

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3. Relax your body and mind:�It supplies you for a special environment with *0�C**5�C. It passes through your body, speed the metabolism, accelerate the blood circulation, bring the fresh oxygen and nutriment into the organization, the rubbish expel from body along with the sweat, renew the energy quickly, then relieve tiredness.

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Features:

1)�Automatic�digital�control�system,�convenient�to�operate
2)�Automatic�thermostat�for�constant�temperature�and�changeable�frequency,�����
saves�energy�and�money
3)�Fresh�air�accessible�through�transom,�no�stuffy�at�all
4)�Warranty:�one�year�parts�warranty�against�manufacturer�defects�����
5)�Portable,�easy�to�install
6)�Completely�free�standing
7)�Plugs�into�home�outlet�
8)�Beautiful�and�luxurious�appearance,�more�exquisite�crafts
9)�Adjusts�time�and�temperature�as�you�desire�through�the�digital�control�panel�
*0)�Safety�glass�door�and�safeguard�to�users
*1)�Ergonomic�design�and�comfortable�backrest

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More information about sauna:

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How is a Sauna different from other baths?
A Sauna must have a special, insulated room built of softwood; a heater which is capable of heating the room to about **0� F; and stones which get hot enough to produce a good steam when water is poured over them. Anything else is not a Sauna. Also, a Sauna is not a steam bath. Steam is **0% humidity while a Sauna is relatively dry at about ****5% average humidity (when water is used).

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What is the difference between a wet and a dry Sauna?
They are the same thing. A Sauna can be used wet or dry. When someone says "wet" they mean that water can be poured over the stones in the heater. If water cannot be poured over hot stones it is not a Sauna. The Sauna bather controls the humidity in the room by the amount of water used. Water can create a more relaxing atmosphere and it aids in perspiration and deep cleansing of the pores. Although use of water is most common, some like to use the Sauna without any water at all for a very dry climate (humidity level ****5%). Sauna heat and humidity are flexible so it is up to the bather as to how they want to use the Sauna to suit their needs.

How should a Sauna be cleaned?
Damp mop the floor as needed. The benches can be cleaned with a mild soap applied with a wet cloth. To remove perspiration stains on the wall boards light sanding with **0 grit sandpaper may be required periodically. To keep your room looking at its best always lay or sit on towels.
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Where can a Sauna be installed?
A Sauna can be put anywhere you have space*- inside or outside. All you need is an easy to clean waterproof floor, a **0/**0v. electrical hookup for the heater, and for convenience, it is best to have a shower nearby for washing off. Health clubs, hotels, motels, master bathrooms, garages, patios, decks, basements are all ideal places for Saunas.
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