Steam Shower and Spa Resource

Top 5 Steam Shower Purchase Questions

 

Are you interested in transforming your bathroom into a personal spa haven?

You’re not alone; bathroom remodeling tops the list of millions of homeowners nationwide. And installing a technologically advanced steam shower is the leading bathroom upgrade.

MyBath.biz’s Customer Service Team compiled a list of the top questions customers ask when buying a Steam Shower.

1.    Will a Steam Shower fit in your bathroom?

You can select from a wide range of sizes, styles, and models to fit any bathroom.

For your convenience, MyBath.biz provides each Steam Shower’s measurements on our website’s product description page.

2.    Who will install your Steam Shower?

MyBath.biz has an installation program available when buying your steam shower.

You choose the Steam Shower and MyBath.biz will set up the installation for you.

MyBath.biz also offers FREE installation support.

3.    What happens if your Steam Shower breaks?

No Problem. MyBath.biz offers a 5 year parts warranty. See our website for details.

4.    Is your Steam Shower hard to clean?

Bacteria are very common in humid conditions. MyBath.biz Steam Showers come equip with an Ozone Sterilization System.

This special function makes the room easily cleanable with the press of a button. The self cleaning function kills bacteria and viruses, allowing the next use to be germ free.

You can also clean MyBath.biz Steam Showers using non-abrasive cleaners like liquid dish soap (e.g. Palmolive) and a soft cloth. You cannot use chemicals such as strong acid, alkali, etc., or you will damage the unit’s surface.

5.    What benefits do your steam showers offer?

a.    Steam Sauna with Aroma Therapy 

b.    Whirlpool Massage Bath

c.    Acupressure Massage

d.    Foot Massage

e.    Ozone Sterilization System

f.     Computerized LCD Control

g.    Hands Free Telephone

h.    Emergency Alarm

i.      Background Fluorescent Mood Lighting

j.      Underwater LED Light

k.    Rainfall Ceiling Shower

l.      Two Handheld Adjustable Showerheads

m.  LCD TV with Remote Control

n.    iPod / MP3 USB input

o.    FM Radio and Audio Frequency Input

Steam Showers can not only add value to your home, but can add to the quality of your life.

Click here to buy your Steam Shower today.

Are Valentine Chocolates Good For You?

You may be one of millions planning to give your sweetheart a box of chocolates this Valentine’s Day. Good for you. Not only is chocolate a delectable favorite this time of year, but a healthy choice.

According to lifespan, “Recent studies show that chocolate is packed with antioxidants known as polyphenols that may protect against heart disease and cancer.” How can you beat that? Your favorite treat can help your heart and protect against cancer.

This is good news as chocolate is the number one food Americans crave, according to lifespan and your taste buds. Some go as far as having chocolate stashes throughout the house or office place. Does this sound vaguely familiar to you?

So when you receive chocolate this Valentine's Day.....enjoy each silky bite. It's good for you.

On Behalf of the My Bath Staff:

Happy Valentine’s Day!

P.S. Check out My Bath's hot tubs for the ultimate Valentine's Gift!

Hot Tub's are made for this special holiday!

Have You Seen the Irish Sweathouse?

Reviewing Sweathouses, we have studied Russian, Native American, and Finnish Sweathouses (steam saunas). We have also studied ancient Sweathouse culture dating back to early Greece and Rome. Each Sweathouse culture is rooted in tradition, yet discusses similar benefits.

One area of difference among Sweathouses is construction materials. Can anyone guess what materials Irish Sweathouses are constructed of? If you have been to Ireland you would jump up and say, "stones." And you would be right. Ireland has so many stones it was necessary to build all those stone walls, castles, and Sweathouses so they could harvest potatoes. We'll take on the stones discussion another day.

Irish Sweathouses built on more than folklore were small beehive shaped stone structures with an open hole on top. Sod and dirt was packed between stones to enclose Irish Sweat houses. Due to the small size, only about three to four participants could take part. Once participants crawled inside the Sweathouse, they covered the small entrance.

Irish Sweathouses and their techniques, traditions, and cures are not as well documented as in other countries. However, one report by Reverend Robert Gage reveals the Irish Sweathouse process. He reports, participants first lit a fire letting it burn down and out before stepped inside to reap the sweating cures. The sweathouse was often followed by a jump in cool water. This is similar to other traditions and contrast bathing science.

As for sweating cures, Irish Sweathouse stores handed down through the generations discuss assistance for skin purification, arthritis, and various pains. Not much is documented on Sweathouse cures compared to other cultures like Finnish.

The Irish Sweathouse is not presumed to have the spiritual significance other traditions like the Native Americans have placed on this tradition. Although Irish Sweathouse reports are few, there are archeological studies confirming this tradition in Ireland.

To learn more, click on Irish Sweathouses OR Irish Sweathouse photos to view more pictures. (Sources)

The photo used in this entry is an ancient Irish house similar in look to Irish Sweathouses.