What should I do if my sauna gets too humid?

If your sauna becomes too humid, it may indicate poor ventilation or excessive moisture buildup. High humidity levels can affect the sauna's performance and make the environment uncomfortable. Addressing this issue promptly is essential to maintain an enjoyable sauna experience.

To reduce humidity, ensure that the sauna is well-ventilated. After each use, keep the door open for a while to allow moisture to escape. You can also use a dehumidifier in the area where the sauna is located to help absorb excess humidity.

For example, if you notice condensation on the walls, it’s a good sign you need to improve ventilation. Ensuring the heater is running properly can also help by maintaining the right temperature and reducing humidity levels.

Pro Tip: Consider adding a small fan to the sauna if ventilation is poor; this can help circulate air and reduce humidity.

Consideration: If humidity levels remain high despite your efforts, it may indicate underlying issues with the sauna's construction or installation that require professional assessment.