Proper maintenance is key to keeping your portable sauna in excellent condition and ensuring it operates efficiently for years to come. This includes caring for the steam generator, which plays a vital role in your sauna experience. With regular care, you can enjoy a clean, safe, and relaxing session every time.
Best Practices for Maintenance
1. Clean After Every Use
- For the Sauna:
- Wipe down the sauna’s interior surfaces with a soft cloth or sponge after each session.
- Empty and dry removable components like liners or mats to prevent moisture buildup.
- For the Steam Generator:
- Empty the water reservoir of the steam generator after every use to avoid mineral buildup and bacteria growth.
- Rinse the inside with clean water and wipe it dry.
2. Weekly Deep Clean
- For the Sauna:
- Perform a more thorough cleaning weekly if the sauna is used frequently.
- Use a mild detergent solution to clean all surfaces, and wash removable parts according to care instructions.
- For the Steam Generator:
- Descale the steam generator using a solution of equal parts vinegar and water to remove mineral deposits:
- Fill the reservoir with the vinegar-water solution.
- Let it sit for about 20 minutes.
- Rinse thoroughly with clean water and wipe dry.
- Check the generator’s intake and outlet for blockages and clear them if necessary.
- Descale the steam generator using a solution of equal parts vinegar and water to remove mineral deposits:
3. Avoid Abrasive Tools
- Use soft cloths or sponges to clean both the sauna and steam generator.
- Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbers that could damage surfaces or internal components.
4. Store in a Dry Place
- For the Sauna:
- Store in a clean, dry area to prevent mold, mildew, or odors from developing.
- Ensure all components are completely dry before packing or storing.
- For the Steam Generator:
- Detach and dry the steam generator fully before storing to protect it from moisture damage.