Cedar Sauna Cleaner - 1 Litre

Let your sauna cool completely, then clear away any debris. Wipe the surfaces with warm water. Mix about 3 capfuls of Cedar Sauna Cleaner with 5 liters of water. Scrub benches, walls, and floors with a soft brush or cloth while following the grain of the wood. Rinse with clean water and allow the sauna to dry with good airflow. This simple routine helps prevent stains, mold, and unwanted odor while caring for cedar and other sauna woods.

Yes, it is safe for both finished and unfinished wood inside your sauna. It can also be used on glass, metal, plastic, and tile, which makes it a versatile cleaning solution for both wet and dry areas. The formula is fully biodegradable, so it is a more eco friendly choice compared to harsh chemical cleaners that are not ideal around sauna heat.

Light cleaning should be done after each session by wiping down benches and surfaces to remove moisture. A deeper clean with a sauna cleaner is recommended every few weeks for home users. Commercial saunas or heavily used saunas may need more frequent cleaning to prevent stains and bacterial buildup. Using a sauna wood cleaner consistently keeps cedar looking fresh and helps the sauna age gracefully.

Bleach and common household cleaners can damage or dry out wood and leave strong chemical smells that linger in heat. Some products may also release fumes when warmed. A sauna specific cleaner like Cedar Sauna Cleaner is formulated to remove dirt, sweat, mold, and odor while remaining gentle on cedar. Choosing the right cleaner helps prevent discoloration and early wear of benches and walls.

Start by cleaning the area with a diluted sauna cleaner. Scrub gently with a soft brush following the wood grain. Rinse well and let the sauna dry fully. If stains remain, you can lightly sand the surface, then clean again to restore the cedar. Good ventilation after each use and regular cleaning help prevent mold, mildew, and strong odor from returning.

A little goes a long way. For most home saunas, three capfuls mixed with five liters of warm water is enough to clean benches, walls, and floors. This makes a one liter bottle last for many cleaning sessions, which keeps ongoing sauna maintenance affordable.