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Not for me. The first requirement of every sauna should be the ability to leave immediately whenever you feel you need to.
I JUST left a sauna and I'm reading Lemmy while cooking off. It would be super dangerous to be locked into a sauna. When you hit your limit, you need to cool down, it's critical. Human bodies are dynamic, so one day you could just be low on electrolytes, or have a mild flu, and you're limit is much lower than you're used to.
When it comes to weird finnish saunas, that's barely in the contest.
What are some of the others?
There's one made of stone and a natural brook runs through the floor.
In the winter there are several saunas built from snow / ice. The snow sauna is said to be an especially pleasing experience.
There are sauna rafts that have engines, so you can cruise around the waters.
There are car trailer saunas that you can rent and drive to any open beach you wish. Or your own backyard.
And probably a whole lot crazier ones that I can't remember right now.
There are sauna rafts that have engines, so you can cruise around the waters.
I went on one of those in Norway. We didn't have enough people to book the private bay tour so we were just at the dock. We jumped off the roof into the ocean. It was amazing. Highly recommend if you ever get a chance
I would argue that a Ferris wheel is weirder than any of those lol. The raft is the only competitor.
Around Seattle there are hot tub rafts. People motor around the Puget in them and definitely don't get hammered 😂
Ah we actually have the raft ones in sweden as well. Theyre pretty nice actually.
A relative of mine had a sauna installed into a bus, in which she travelled around the world.
The blurb for the VIP section says:
The windows are slightly tinted to enhance your privacy and create a more intimate atmosphere for you and your party.
If I didn't know better, I'd say that they were inviting people to have sex as they go around.
You might also learn that ”sauna” is the only finnish word used commonly in english and in some other languages. Swedes though call it bastu, what a weirdos.
Starting at only 240 euros per hour, what a deal!


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