High-quality bathtub bodies can last 15-20 years, while standard bathtubs last between 10-15 years. Low-end products may show significant wear or damage after 5-10 years. Component Lifespan: • Water Pump: 5-10 years • Plumbing: 10-15 years • Heater: 5-10 years • Air Pump and Massage Jet: 5-8 years • Control Panel and Electronics: 5-10 years

The answer is yes: drinking plenty of water is essential in a steam shower bathroom. Steam saunas accelerate sweating, increase respiratory water consumption, and increase cardiovascular stress. Failure to rehydrate promptly can lead to dehydration and electrolyte imbalances.

Water sprinklers are generally not necessary in steam sauna rooms for the following reasons: 1. The room is already saturated with water, so no additional water is needed; 2. The space is enclosed, and water sprinklers may cause water accumulation; 3. Water sprinklers increase the installation and maintenance burden; 4. Most usage needs can be met through the control of steam equipment.

Many people believe, "Steam sauna bathrooms are so hot, so there shouldn't be any bacteria." This is a misunderstanding of how heat sterilizes. While some bacteria die in temperatures above 60°C, most pathogens, fungal spores, and heat-resistant bacteria can survive for extended periods within the 40-50°C range.

A swim spa tub combines the dual functions of swimming training and hydrotherapy, allowing for both water exercise and the relaxing experience of warm water. Built-in heaters typically maintain a water temperature of 28-36°C, but can be adjusted to a temperature close to that of a spa hot tub as needed.

Spa jacuzzi tubs typically operate between 36°C and 40°C, a temperature range that is very close to but slightly above human body temperature. This temperature range has the following positive effects on the body: · Vascular dilation · Muscle relaxation · Nerve relief · Metabolic activation