Smartmak Portable Sauna Kit, one Person Full Body at Home Spa Hat Tent, Include 2L Steamer with Remote Control for Detox US Plug- Grey

I went to a gym that had a wet sauna perc and lemme tell you, it was my sanctuary. Well I no longer patronized the facility and oh how I missed sitting in the steam and releasing all those toxins out daily. Then there's this product. When my friend sent me this link of a portable version of one of my favorite pastimes, I just about jumped through the heavens and back! The convenience of meditating is so underrated. The oil box that comes with it was genius. I have a plethora of essential oils that I mix and just breath in all that goodness! I've told so many people about this product. I love it so much, one of the best things I've ever spent my money on. THANKS!Sidenote: it is a bit difficult breaking down to store away so I just leave it up.

The media could not be loaded. I love the Sauna. However, the herbal box does not sit at an upright position on the floor. The cord that connects the box is not long enough. Thus causing to much heat to focused on one area and it's really hot.

It doesn’t get super hot. I doubt it gets as hot as it says it does. But for the price it is fun. You’ll be soaked after you use it. And it helped me get over a bad cold.

so far so good, only used it once and now it’s just taking space in the garage lol I should have listened to r/anticonsumption

Honestly I was skeptical because this was the cheapest at home sauna I could find and it is so much cheaper than the others I saw. But I love it!!!! It does its job and makes me sweat. Easy to assemble and to disassemble, instructions are fairly easy to follow.

I have used a sauna before so when mine previous steamer of over five years was damaged by me scrubbing it and wrapping off the layer that keeps the heat in, I know how they operate. My previous steamer did not have a herb box so I could put the oil directly in it. I read over the reviews and comments for this steamer before purchasing and the details were to not put any herbs or oil in the steamer itself because the plastic could melt so use the herb box (very understandable). As long as I could use my oil I was fine. I used the herb box and it did not appear to get the steamer warm enough to the point that my skin was sweating and this was after 20 minutes on level 9 as indicated.One day I got in the steam using distilled water and while receiving mediocre steam a lot of steam starting coming up from the right side and I knew this was not good. I immediately unzipped and got out. Even though the material is really cheap and zipper gets stuck and steam releasing through the tent as if it does not have a good coat to allow the heat to stay in. I turned off the power and opened the pot thinking maybe the water ran out and it started to over steam, which should not be because I put in enough. When I opened the lid I noticed the lid started to melt. Why would the lid melt if there has been no oil or herbs added inside. I stopped using the herb box because I felt it was not allowing enough steam to exist and just used water only. They caution you to not use oil or herb in the steamer and even when following those directions the lid melts. Not sure if this was a bad item but be very caution. I could have gotten hurt.

I was hoping this product would work well. It almost did, except for a few problems.The BAD parts, and why I returned it:It generates enough heat eventually, but the heat is uneven, a part of the body is cold and another part warm or hot, a formula for pulled muscles and sprains!It's a constrained area, another recipe for sprains and strainsThe plastic smell of the steam (through the plastic conduits, and the overall tent material), must have been toxic, I got sick for two weeks.The good:Well designed, good stitching (except zippers, which will fail within 3 months), easy to use, somewhat easy to fold away (you have to learn how to fold it). Did warm me up well. (Any more heat, and it would need a dedicated wall outlet--most outlets supply maximum of 15 Amps, and that limits how much power any general consumer product can use, without requiring special wiring).First time, I sat on a small chair, it got uncomfortable after a while. Second time, I sat inside on a towel I put on the floor, that was better, but still confining.This product may work for some people (assuming they get past the part I thought was toxic), but for me, I now realize I need something larger that I can easily stretch in and relax, and not feel confined (the confinement caused a lot of muscle pulls for me). I was hoping this quick and easy $100 product would work, and now realize I need the larger "spa" options for me, which takes much more planning and setup.

Always a good sweat and feels great afterwards. Your own personal sauna at home. This is very convenient especially with gym facilities being closed or limited due to the pandemic. The remote control doesn't come with a battery but can easily buy from a store. Highly recommend.