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What is the difference between a Steambath and a Sauna? |
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The temperature and humidity levels differ along with the room construction.
Steam is wet with a temperature generally ranging between 110 - 120+° F on average and close to 100% relative humidity. Room construction for steam units is generally ceramic tile, stone, or acrylic Sauna is dry with average temperatures ranging between 165 - 180+° F and with 10 - 15% humidity. Room construction for saunas are generally cedar or redwood. |
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