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Sauna maintenance in cold season

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GuidesPublished on July 1, 2024

Learn how to keep your sauna and hot tub in perfect condition with practical tips and step-by-step guides for easy and efficient maintenance.

1. Check the stove before the season

Whether you use an electric or wood-fired stove, make sure it is cleaned and in perfect working condition.

  • Completely clean the remaining ash

  • Check the chimney or flue for deposits

  • Inspect the volcanic stones - cracked ones must be replaced

Recommendation: use only dry, hard wood (e.g. birch, beech) for efficient and clean burning.

2. Ventilate the sauna after each use

  • Leave the door and any windows open for 15-30 minutes

  • Do not cover the ventilation grilles

3. Protect the exterior wood

  • Apply 1-2 coats of special exterior oil (e.g. Tikkurila, Njord Protect)

  • Avoid snow accumulation on the sauna roof

  • Periodically clean exposed surfaces with a damp cloth

4. Check insulation and sealing

  • The door closure must be sealed - you can adjust the hinges

  • Apply heat-resistant silicone in corners with leaks

  • Check the roof and walls for signs of moisture

5. Heat correctly, not suddenly

  • Electric stove: set the temperature gradually

  • Wood stove: light the fire 30-45 minutes before

  • Do not force the stove with too much wood at once

Conclusion: Proper maintenance means better thermal comfort and increased lifespan of your sauna.

Source: SaunaTimes - Seasonal Sauna Maintenance

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