Is the traditional type of sauna a dry sauna?

Release time:May 13,2026

Traditional Sauna can be used "wet or dry." It is the only bath in the world where the user controls both temperature and humidity. For example, in a Turkish steam bath, the user controls temperature but not humidity; likewise in infrared rooms. In a Finnish sauna, the user controls humidity by ladling water on the rocks. This steam experience, to most sauna enthusiasts, is an essential and a much enjoyed part of the sauna experience. A "dry" sauna is simply a Traditional Finnish Sauna with no water ladled onto the rocks.