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New sauna kits
For a quick heat up in winter and some deep relaxation, these new saunas in a kit are a great idea.
Look for insulated walls (think R-19) with some reflective material inside the sauna housing itself to keep the heat in. You can find an infra red heat “tent” kind of thingy for about $700 that uses standard 120 volts and mirrors the effectiveness of the “hot rocks”, but limits the internal temp to 120 degrees. If a tent doesn’t aesthetically satisfy, pay about $1000 more for a standard kit. And keep warm and healthy.
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