(1) Regular cleaning: The sauna should be cleaned after each use. Wipe the walls, floors, seats and other surfaces in the sauna with a damp cloth to remove sweat, dander and other dirt. Make sure to clean thoroughly and wipe the surface with a dry cloth after cleaning.

(2) Use detergent: Use detergent to clean the surfaces in the sauna regularly to sterilize. You can use diluted vinegar water or a special detergent and clean according to the instructions of the detergent. Be careful not to use too much detergent to avoid residue on the surface.

(3) Clean sauna stones: If the sauna is equipped with sauna stones, they need to be cleaned regularly to keep them clean and hygienic. You can use a damp cloth to gently wipe the surface of the sauna stone, or rinse it with water regularly to remove dirt and sediment on the surface.

(4) Ventilation and drying: After using the sauna, the ventilation equipment or doors and windows should be opened in time for ventilation and drying. Keeping the interior of the sauna dry helps prevent the growth of mold and bacteria and keeps the sauna hygienic and clean.

(5) Regular inspection: Regularly inspect the equipment and pipes of the sauna room to ensure their normal operation and cleanliness. Check the steamer, sauna stove, drainage pipes, etc., and clean and maintain them in time to ensure the normal use and safe operation of the sauna room.

(6) Avoid pollution: When using the sauna room, avoid bringing in external pollutants, such as shower gel, cosmetics, etc., to avoid polluting the environment in the sauna room. You can take a shower and clean your body thoroughly before use to avoid bringing pollutants into the sauna room.