Multifunctional cabins that can be installed instead of a bathtub are becoming increasingly popular. But it is impossible to check whether this product suits you in the store - after all, you can’t take a shower there!
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Myth one: only the elite can afford it
Today, almost everyone can afford itinstall a shower cabin at home. You just need to choose the right size and budget. If you have a small bathroom and little money, you can lay tiles, do waterproofing, hang a mixer tap and install a shower corner, which consists of a door and a tray.
Myth number two: a shower and a sauna in one bottle
In a full-fledged Finnish air there should be noless than 80 °C. At such a heating temperature, if you accidentally touched the plastic, you would get a severe burn. Therefore, only a Turkish bath, the coolest one, is made in shower cabins. At 100% humidity, the steam heats up to 40-45 °C. If the seller convinces you that the steam in the cabin heats up to 60 °C, do not believe it. A bath is only in those cabins that are equipped with a steam generator. It is very important that a fan is installed on it. It creates air circulation. If it is not, the steam will rise up, which means that your feet will be cold and your head will be too hot. If the steam generator has a water purification function, then all the equipment in the cabin will work much longer.
