Combined with hot temperatures, extreme moisture, bodily fluids, and bacteria, how does a typical sauna not completely rot or develop mould? Seems like the wood would be turned into mush with all of these factors.
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Have you been in a Sauna? When hot, they are kept at extremely low humidity. It’s like the Mojave desert in one. Without a source of moisture, rot is very unlikely. And when hot it’s kept at 150 to 190 degrees which is a very hostile environment to all kinds of life microbial and otherwise.
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