Comments on: 2-person infrared sauna models comparison chart

By: Doreen Davies

Doreen Davies — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 03:17:15 +0000

I am interested in the Saunetec sauna line and have been speaking to Randi Gomm about his sauna. Do you know anything about his story and if his sauna is as good as he claims? There is so much contradicting information that I am totally confused. I need help in deciding which sauna to buy. My husband has chronic pain and I have heavy metals and many toxins so we don’t want to make a mistake and buy something that isn’t going to help us. I have a sense that Randi is sincere and really gone through serious health problems. I hope he truly wants to help people by selling what he feels is a better sauna. Thanks, Doreen

By: Ginger Lehman

Ginger Lehman — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 20:48:14 +0000

I have a Sauna by Air Wall which I bought years ago (1999 maybe). I bought it from a dealer down in Los Angeles. It has 3 heater panels on the back wall and one on each side of the door. It doesn’t have the heater panel under the bench. The salesman said I could order one later if I wanted one. A while later I tried to contact the salesman to order the extra panel but after repeated calls I gave up. How do I order the panels that go under the bench. The plate on the front of the sauna is SoftHeat Modle #CT-107.

By: Paul Mernon

Paul Mernon — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 13:57:51 +0000

I reviewed one of Waterstar models here: Infrared sauna review: Waterstar 2-person (WSD-8002LD).

Also, several people wrote me that they bought a Waterstar sauna and are happy with it. But I always recommend to try a sauna before purchase.

By: Paul Mernon

Paul Mernon — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 13:36:53 +0000

Actually, amount of infrared emitted depends more on heater power consumption. 400W heater will emit about two times more infrared than 200W heater.

The thing that depends on heater temperature is wavelength of infrared rays emitted. Low-temperature heater emit infrared with longer wavelength.

Some vendors state that one wavelength is better than other, but I’m sceptical about these claims. I haven’t seen any reasonable explanation or scientific support for this.

By: huong

huong — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 03:22:13 +0000

do you know waterstar sauna, it is a direct import company. Are their products good?

thanks,

Huong

By: Lynn Bremmer

Lynn Bremmer — Sun, 18 Feb 2007 16:43:12 +0000

Heaters seem to be the key to a good sauna.
Because carbon heaters have the lowest actual heat does this affect the far infrared rays received? I understand the higher the actual heat the less far infrared rays received. I assume the key to a good sauna is to receive the maximum far infrared rays possible??