SereneLife Portable Sauna for Home, 2 Person Steam Sauna Tent with 4L Steamer, 2 Folding Sauna Chairs, Remote Control In-Home Spa, 71"x47" - inches (Black)

So, I was pleasantly surprised with this one person sauna. I had my doubts, considering the low price but I bought it and have to admit it works pretty darn good. It took me 20 minutes to assemble. It comes with a little chair and it's ready to go. It takes about 10 minutes to heat the water and then the steam comes pouring into the room. Heats the little box up quickly and efficiently. Not as hot as a sauna but, pretty damn hot after 10-12 minutes! After 4 uses I am happy with it. You could really use it in any room. Small footprint. Worth it.

This is about the steam version. I read a bunch of reviews before buying and used several tips to make this thing really great, and something I used at least weekly going on about 3 months now. I doubt that pace will slow.The tips are mostly about comfort and ease of use, but they make big differences.1) Use distilled water; I read a lot about build-up in tubes and moldy smells over time. As said I use this weekly, but for me the cost of the water is offset by allowing increased usage without the need for intense cleaning.2) After use wipe-down; again just maintenance to avoid any buildup or odors, chances for mold, etc. I do it after I take the post-steam shower, takes two minutes tops, and between this step and the distilled water the thing still works and smells like new.3) Tiki bench; You will be sweaty, so the chair they include is no good. Get a comfy, waterproof (mine is just a simple tiki bench) chair that won’t suck up the water and hold the smells.4) Entertainment; I started first just using the water-resistant ear buds I have and listening to music with bluetooth. Easy. But… now I have a waterproof case for my tablet, and velcro that I attached just under the window. Now I watch in there, or sometimes just music - but now can skip songs without sticking my arm out of the tent.5) Just so I mention it, the steam unit itself has given me no issues. I read some comments that it isn’t the best but have had no issues. Might be the distilled water choice, or that I read the instructions for how to use it before trying to use it, but works fine. Warms up in about 5-7 minutes when half full, and was easy to set.6) The remote has never worked for me when inside the tent, which I found odd. It works when I am right next to the device, but at that point why bother. I think the range is maybe 5 ft, tops.Overall happy that I bought this, and am surprised by the durability to date. For the price it is 100% worth it, especially with the tips above (which were mostly borrowed from other reviews!)

So far, so great! Used 5x in the first two weeks and will hopefully update after a few more months.Set-up for one person would be difficult, it is just awkward. The zippers made it through, but it got questionable coming around the final poles when it got tight. If one pulled too mightily, I could see it breaking. Luckily, we got it by kinda squeezing the applicable pole inward a bit to allow the zipper to get around the corner. The steam pot is simple and has great directions, except on hooking the steam tube to the box itself. Get that snug, and I see potential for breakage there, so be careful.Heats like a mother! At the pre-setting (18) I am only doing 20 minutes and needed a break. Say about 10 minutes it starts spraying the steam. I'll fill it up (2L is plenty) and start it, then get naked, my towels ready, set the timer, music and such. Used eucalyptus oil, will try additional oils over time. Personal - the best finish so far is to reach out and turn the machine off, then stay in the steam while it dissipates, and you can open the zipper more or less to bring yourself down slowly. I go naked and sit on a smaller towel.The chair is fine, more comfortable than I thought. You can stand, and stretch a little if you want. Plenty of room for one person, tight with two. I was thinking of a shower bench instead of the chair, but not yet.This thing is big. It is sitting just off my dining room. lol. Too big for my bathrooms and not sure I want it on the lanai. I would not take it apart because I wouldn't trust the zippers to go through that again. It is super easy to slide around the tile floor.After each use I use my chair towel to soak up water from the drip pan thing. I carry the chair to the lanai to dry. The drip pan thing has to go outside to breath also. Soak some up water and carefully lift it so as to not spill water into the unit. The drip pan works great keeping the actual bottom dry so don't spoil it by spilling the water back down. I open the door of the box all the way and it has a convenient Velcro thing to keep the door open all the way for drying. I dump the steam machine water after it cools down.Cleaning - haven't tried yet, thinking of white vinegar solution. The instructions say soap and water, so we'll see. A little worried about bacteria or mold, so want to manage that.

I purchased this infrared/steam sauna as a gift for my husband, and it has exceeded our expectations! The quality is outstanding, with sturdy construction and materials that feel built to last. It’s surprisingly roomy, providing plenty of space to relax comfortably. Assembly was a breeze, with clear instructions that made it easy to set up in no time. The sauna heats up quickly, and the combination of infrared and steam creates a truly soothing experience. My husband absolutely loves it, and it has quickly become a favorite part of his wellness routine. If you're looking for a high-quality, easy-to-assemble sauna for your home, I highly recommend this one! It’s a fantastic value and makes a wonderful gift.