Cheap Sauna Options

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Best affordable sauna: Building a sauna yourself allows you to customize and source affordable materials.
Costco Sauna: Costco offers affordable sauna options. A user mentions purchasing an excellent sauna from Costco for their garage.

Local Seattle Companies: Redwood Outdoors sells a two-person cube sauna.
Public Saunas: Some public pools and gyms in Seattle offer saunas for a reasonable price.
Private Spa Rental: Elliot Bay Hot Tub Co. in Federal Way offers private spa room rentals with sauna facilities.
Specialized Spas: Sacred Rain, Banya Spa, Olympus Spa, and Vonsauna offer unique sauna experiences.
Floating Sauna: Kirkland features the first floating sauna and cold plunge experience in the U.S.
Traveling Wood-Fired Saunas: Blackmouth Design offers wood-fired saunas in classic Airstream trailers for rent.

Portable Steam Sauna: A user recommends a Portable Steam Sauna from Amazon for less than $200, providing a cost-effective at-home sauna experience.

Heaters: Users recommend Vevor as a budget-friendly sauna heater option but emphasize the importance of quality electrical components for safety.

Gym Saunas: Various gyms in the area, like LA Fitness and Genesis, offer sauna facilities at a reasonable cost.
Spas: New York Spa and Sauna in Flushing, Queens, and Kings Spa in Brooklyn offer affordable sauna experiences.
YMCA: Some YMCA locations feature saunas as part of their facilities.

DIY Sauna: Users caution against using cheap sauna heaters that could pose safety risks.
Steam Bags vs Saunas: Plastic steam bags are not recommended as they may off-gas and pose health risks.
Safety Concerns: Prioritize quality and safety over cost when it comes to sauna heaters and electrical components.