Guide to Portable Saunas

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Kinds of Portable Saunas include the following:

Types according to heat source

Far infrared portable sauna

• Far infrared or FIR is the most common heat source used in portable saunas.
• A far infrared portable sauna heats the user and not the air surrounding the unit.
• The heat penetrates the body tissues to help increase metabolism and circulation.
• It is also said to remove toxins from the body and promote healing.

• A steam heat portable sauna uses steam to heat the whole unit.
• It is added with water and plugged into an electrical socket.
• It does not require plumbing.
• It is both relaxing and invigorating to use.

• A foldable portable sauna folds into parts for easy handling and storage.
• It is structured like a box.
• It can accommodate only one person in a sitting position.
• It is easy to setup and requires only a basic wall socket.
• It has slits for the neck, head, and hands, allowing the user to do other things such as read a book or talk on the phone.

• A prebuilt portable sauna comes in different sizes to accommodate one to several people.
• It is not designed to be taken along (pack-and-go), but it is portable enough to be moved like furniture.
• It has wooden panels and a bench just like a traditional sauna.
• It is a freestanding unit that does not require wiring or special plumbing.
• It plugs into a basic wall socket.

Remote control:  Choose a portable sauna that comes with a digital remote control for easy operation.

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