Instructions

1. Start by filling the water tank inside the sauna till it is half full. 

2. Check if the inner sauna doors are closed.

3. Gather wood and matches or a lighter.

4. Open the door and place the wood in the wood burner.

5. Use the matches or lighter to start a fire. Make sure the fire is burning steadily before closing the door.

6. Allow the sauna to heat up for about 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the desired temperature.

5. Once the sauna has reached the desired temperature, enter the sauna and sit or lie down on the benches.

6. Move sand timer upside-down to start 15min countdown if desired.  

7. Use a ladle or bucket to pour water from the water tank over the hot rocks of the stove to create steam, which will help to increase the humidity and make the sauna experience more enjoyable.

8. Relax and enjoy the sauna for as long as desired, but be sure to drink plenty of water to stay hydrated and take breaks from being inside the sauna.

8. When finished, allow the sauna to cool down by opening the door.

9. Always leave the sauna clean after using it. 

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1. Start by filling the hot tub with water, making sure the water level is above the black line inside the hot tub or the higher heating pipe.

2. Gather wood and matches or a lighter.

3. Open the door to the wood burner stove and place the wood inside.

4. Use the matches or lighter to start a fire in the stove. Make sure the fire is burning steadily before closing the door.

5. Allow the water in the hot tub to heat up for about 2-3 hours, depending on the desired temperature, keep the lid closed for quicker heating. 

6. Mix the water by using jets so you can check the temperature. 

7. Once the water has reached the desired warmth, enter the hot tub and relax.

8. Use the jets provided to create bubbles and increase the water's circulation.

9. When finished, allow the log burner to cool down before draining the hot tub by pulling the button behind the burner. 

10. Remember to always use caution when using a wood burner hot tub, as the water can become very hot so take breaks from the water regularly.