Christmas is approaching, and with it, inevitably, the Christmas cleaning of the sauna. Here is a simple guide to Christmas cleaning and creating a cosy atmosphere in the sauna, which will take about 1-2 hours depending on the size of the sauna.
1: Preparations
- Cleaning supplies & ingredientsYou will need a soft brush, a bucket for detergent, and a window squeegee or scraper. Use a mild alkaline detergent (pH 7.5-9). Avoid abrasive ingredients. It is recommended to use an ecological and unscented detergent, especially for allergy sufferers.
2: Wash
- Start with a cold saunaPick up litter and vacuum dust.
- Wash the benchesUse warm water to open the wood grain.
- Spread cleaning agentBrush the cleaner all over the benches. Let it sit for a moment and brush again.
- Rinse the benchesCarefully remove the cleaning agent.
- Cold rinseFinally, rinse the benches with cold water to close the pores.
- DryingDry the benches with a window squeegee or a scraper.
- Wash the walls as neededMost commonly, rinsing is sufficient for walls. Washing surfaces from bottom to top will prevent streaks.
- Sauna heaterIf necessary, the sauna heater can be washed with a sponge and detergent. It is also recommended to check the condition of the stones.
- Mop the floor and the floor drain.Finish the cleaning by mopping the floor.
3: Christmas spirit
- Steam scentsAdd a Christmassy atmosphere with sauna scents.
- Interior design elementsDecorate the sauna with sauna cushions and bench towels.
- Lanterns and candlesRemember safety. Do not leave candles unattended and beware of lanterns overheating.
With these tips, you can get your sauna sparkling clean for Christmas, offering a peaceful and comfortable space to enjoy festive steamy sessions. Have a truly wonderful Christmas!