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Hello,
I have read the many threads on home yoga studio heating and feel more confused than ever!
Question: Has anyone used a sauna heater? Sauna heaters are actually made to handle the temperature range of Hot Yoga (105f) and max around 125f so I think an “underpowered” suana heater would do fine in a bedroom studio (i.e. bedroom is 10×12 – larger than a sauna – but I only need 105 – not 120).Sauna makes dry heat but has rocks to pour water and get steam. I live in dry climate so need added moisture.
Internet shopping shows the smallest sauna heaters sell for about $550.
Price is high, but considering the costs of trial & error and the price range of other heaters recommended (Patron, EdenPure, Infrared, and HotZone etc) I am seriously considering a sauna heater.The link below is to a $350 heater specifically made for home hot yoga, but they are out of stock.
http://www.hotyogastudiodesign.com/shop/cart.php?target=product&product_id=16333&category_id=259Anyone used that model? Results? ANyone used or suggest or recommend against a sauna heater?
Advice or experiences appreciated.Namaste
Hi there,
I think I remember one of the other forum members said she practices at home in a converted sauna…you might be able to search the forum to find her post and see if she gave any details. There is also this thread: https://www.hotyogadoctor.com/index.php/site/forum/viewthread/1394/
Good luck!
Hi Bunni,
Thank you for reply, I read that thread already :-/. The original poster ended-up making a sort of “tent” and using conventional heaters. Not an option for me. I also use the room for dance and have 2 wall mirrors which I use for correct alignment. Wish to heat whole room. Also, I like 100+ temperature, so want to purchase heater with this capability.
Specifically interested in the Home heater (linked above), sauna heater, or other solution which will really & truly heat a 10×12 room to 105. -
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