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WARNING!
The exterior of your Euro outdoor sauna requires prime & paint or stain within a few days
DO NOT paint or stain the
of installation, and before being exposed to rain or snow.
interior.
See page 3 for recommendations.
COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS
CLEANING
It is a good practice to always place a clean towel on the seating surfaces during sauna use and wipe
surfaces dry when done bathing. However, perspiration and dirt may absorb into the wood, so
periodic cleaning is needed. Scrubbing the benches and floorboards with a stiff brush and mild
detergent is normally sufficient. For heavily soiled or stained wood, a light sanding with 220 grit
sandpaper is another option.
Light cleaning and dusting with a damp microfiber cloth can be used on all surfaces.
STAINING OR PAINTING THE INTERIOR
You should never use stains or paints on the interior of a sauna! These products will off-gas during
the heating cycle and could be harmful to your health.
The only approved product to use on the interior of your sauna is 100% pure paraffin oil. Available
from your dealer or Sauna360, pure paraffin oil will add a breathable, colorless, and odorless layer
of protection against moisture absorption on the wood surfaces. Depending on use, the protection
can last several months or longer before re-application is needed. (Note: use of Paraffin oil on soft
woods like cedar may darken the color of the wood)
STAINING OR PAINTING THE EXTERIOR
All outdoor sauna's must be protected from the elements as soon as the sauna is built! Reference
your installation guide or contact Sauna360 for a list of recommended products. Failure to protect
the sauna can result in damage to the exterior of the sauna and may void your warranty.
REPAIRING NAIL HOLES AND CRACKS
Any decent quality wood filler that matches your wood species can be
used to fill any small nail holes or even smaller cracks. Apply filler,
allow to dry then use a 220-grit sandpaper to smooth the surface.
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Rev. 03
10/21/2022
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