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　　　　"Sauna" is Finnish, originally meaning "a small wooden house without windows", and such a name may be related to the origin of sauna. At the beginning, the small wooden house not only had no windows, but also no chimneys. The thick smoke made the room pitch black, so the sauna at that time was called "smoke sauna". Later, some innovative individuals installed chimneys, giving saunas a new face. However, some places in Finland still retain "smoking saunas", but enjoying them once can be expensive and time-consuming, as "smoking saunas" take seven or eight hours to achieve their true effect.　　The sauna room adopts a closed form, while the imported sauna room is made of high-temperature treated white pine and insulated with partition cotton. White pine has a straight texture, dense wood, and is easy to dry, but it is relatively expensive. Domestic saunas are generally made of cedar wood. The grain of cedar wood is straight, tough and durable, easy to process, and reasonably priced.　　W

Types and evolution process of sauna rooms

　　　　The original meaning of the language is "windowless wooden house", also known as bathing or "three warmers". It can be traced back to more than two thousand years ago and is a traditional activity.　　Smoked sauna　　The oldest traditional activity.　　In a room without windows or chimneys, burning firewood to heat stones produces smoke that increases the temperature when the fire goes out.　　In 2014, it was listed as "Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity" by UNESCO.　　Diesel fired sauna　　After the Industrial Revolution, saunas began to be accompanied by chimneys.　　By burning firewood to heat stones, the fragrance of the wood will also fill the entire room after combustion.　　Electric sauna　　In 1950, electronic sauna stoves began to appear and heated stones with electrical energy, accelerating the heating rate and significantly reducing the time required for the evolution of sauna rooms.

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　　　　Finnish wooden household steam room is currently a popular type of steam room that is installed inside the home and not for external use, only for personal and family use. The whole house is named after its Finnish wood decoration. There is still a significant difference from traditional sweat steaming.　　Finnish wood is commonly used in sweat steaming rooms in two forms: buckle board and wooden board. Often, buckle boards are used for walls and ceilings, while wooden boards are used for floors and chairs. However, some direct walls and ceilings are made of wooden boards, which are generally similar in that the entire room looks like a wooden structure, similar to previous saunas.　　The similarity between a sauna and a Finnish wooden sweat steaming room is very high. From the appearance, it is the sauna that heats up the same way as a sauna stove. Therefore, you can see the stove, stones, and other objects. The automatic sprinkler can also see the faucet, while the non automatic spri