Portable Sauna for Home – at Home Sauna Full Body, Portable Steam Saunas Tent Fold-able with 2.6L 1000 Watt Steamer, Folding Chair, Remote Control

This is a Great size and I’ve used it several times already! It’s comfortable to sit in as it gets hot very fast. It’s simple to put together but as someone else stated, it’s not so quick to take down but I do have limited space so I take it down on the weekends and use it a few times during the week. The steam is hot enough and feels to good. The tent holds the steam well. Previously I had the kind with the pipes as a frame and it came apart while in the sauna. The heat eroded some of them. I’m so happy this one isn’t that kind. I’ve had it for over a month and I’ve taken it down 3 times and so far, it’s still sturdy when I put it back together. I’m pleased with this one. It’s definitely an upgrade compared to what I had.

Some of the other reviews were 100% correct. It leaks water right at the end of those nozzle. I put a towel down and it still seeped through and into my carpet. The hole in the tent has not framing around it to provide any type of stability. The weight of the hose on the outside ended up pointing the nozzle right at my calves. I used the medicine container that was provided to try to brace the tube on the outside so the steam flowed under the seat and not directly on me. I would assume a washer on one side would alleviate that issue. The display panel on the machine made no sense whatsoever. I just turned to it max and waited to see what happens.

The pressured cover keeps breaking off at first use. I did an exchange and the second one did the same thing. Wasted time.

The tent comes in a circular storage bag (18 "diameter), unzipped a flat (approximate) 2'x4 'rectangle unfolds. I found unzipping the tent at that point is necessary to get air into it and access to pop the corners out. The first time for me took under 30 seconds. Being this is my second portable steam sauna (the mechanical unit one the first one went out) that setup was so fast and easy, no PVC pipes to build the frame. Probably more important is the take down, the last one I had I assembled it once and never disassembled it again which if you don't have the consistent space could be an issue. While the disassembly was not nearly as fast as the assembly it is quick, for me the most difficult part was to get the flat rectangle into the circle, using a twisting motion. I've had a car windshield sunshade have a similar storage fold, so if you've had one of those you know what I'm talking about. As for the steamer review, it's fairly quick to heat up, honestly similar to the last one, so not great but functional. Overall a good sauna especially if space comes at a premium in your home.

Consistent with the seller's description, easy to assemble. Heating speed is very fast, suitable for home use. The appearance is consistent with the online picture, no color difference. This steamer is very easy to use. Time and temperature can be adjusted. Sweat easily. I use this to detoxify and remove dampness. The product has a simple and beautiful appearance and is very convenient to use. It would be better if a design could be added to expose the head.

This steam sauna is easy to assemble and is a decent size. I have not had any problems with the steam spitting inside the tent. My partner did burn his toe when he moved the "pill box" too close to the chair, but positioning it out of the way from where you are sitting is an easy solution. The tent gets sufficiently warm and steamy, better than I expected.I had to knock off stars because the instruction sheet, the remote and the buttons on the steamer do not make sense whatsoever. Not even in that humorous way you can expect sometimes...you will not be able to set the timer, set the temperature or use the remote for any of those functions. Clicking the up and down arrows for temperature and timer raise and lower the same digital number on the screen. And nothing on that screen applies to time or temperature. So you can have your steamer at 365 or 967 or 701, or whatever and who knows what that is referencing!So I basically just put it on any random number and double check that the hose and pill box are positioned near the back wall farthest from the seat (which is actually quite comfortable btw). I made sure the hoses were tightly connected before the first time I used it, and have not had any issues with it spraying out. Some steam does puddle on the floor of the tent (the vapors have to fall some where), but it is not bad and a swipe of a hand towel will clean it up if needed.You can put herbs tied off in a cotton cloth in the "pill box" to enhance the sauna, but not in the steamer itself. We used Thai herbs already prewrapped and set them on top of the pill box which worked well too.The steamer shuts off when it runs out of water, which is a great safety backup plan. Nonetheless, I think it is better to err on the side of caution and unplug the steamer when you are done. We have been doing 20-30 minute sessions. My partner finds it hot enough to use his outdoor cold plunge afterwards.I recommend this steam sauna with stipulations. The directions are some of the most horrible I have seen, so you will need to figure it out on your own. Perhaps you will be able to figure out how to make the timer keep time or how tuning the temperature from 605 to 843 adjusts the steam. If it is significantly lower priced than similar saunas out there, and you are comfortable with using a steamer without working bells and whistles...this will work. The steamer works, it seems safe. The tent seals in the steam and is comfortable to sit in. A bit of trial and error and googling some home sauna videos might solve the instruction and digital readout mysteries .

This is decent sized. And average person should easily fit. It’s more of a steam room than a sauna. That said, it does take a while to get it going, so we put it next to our basement gym and turn it on while working out. It came with a small camping chair, which works great. Overall, it works well.

I tested the sauna out before letting any of my family test it out. I found that it took about 10-15 minutes to heat up and when it did it started spitting water out of the steam tube all over the floor of the tent. It did work as far as steam into the tent itself I just wasn’t expecting all the water to be shooting inside the tent.