If the product design is reasonable and construction is carried out according to specifications, the outdoor sauna steam room can withstand daily light to moderate rain, provided the structure is undamaged, the seal is intact, and the roof slope is appropriate. Light rainfall usually will not cause substantial damage to the equipment.

Based on existing research and experimental data, static soaking in a spa hot tub for 30 minutes can burn approximately 80 to 130 calories. This is influenced by factors such as: · Water temperature; · User body type and metabolic rate; · Duration of soaking; · Whether or not light exercise is combined with soaking.

Garden Corner Advantages: · Typically offers ample open space with good air circulation; · Harmonizes with the natural environment, enhancing the leisure experience; · Flexible installation, allowing for a private setting.

Any sauna steam room requires frequent internal cleaning and flushing after extended use. Flushing walls, floors, benches, shower heads, and other areas uses a large amount of water. Without an effective drainage system, this creates a significant risk of flooding and may even damage wooden structures or electrical components.

Sweating ≠ Fat Burning: The answer to the question, "Can a home sauna steam room burn fat?" is: It can't directly and effectively burn fat, but it can play a supporting role in the fat loss process. It creates a body environment conducive to fat metabolism by boosting short-term metabolism, improving sleep, reducing stress, and facilitating recovery from exercise.

Based on a comprehensive analysis of physiological regulation mechanisms, skin reactions, safety, and comfort, "steam sauna first, dry sauna next" is the preferred sequence, particularly suitable for the following scenarios: 1. Sauna first-timers; 2. Outdoor environments in cold weather; 3. Users seeking gentle perspiration and comfortable breathing; 4. Users using high-intensity sauna steam room systems.