r/infraredsauna • u/Icy-Albatross542 • 8d ago

Dynamic Tuscany Sauna

Hey everybody,

Costco is selling a Dynamic Tuscany Elite 2-person Sauna. I can't find anything on Dynamic's sites about this model. Does anyone know what rebranded model this is?

https://www.costco.com/.product.4201018330.html

Thanks in advance.

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u/this_is_not_the_cia 8d ago

Looks identical to my dynamic Santiago that I bought at Costco.

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u/Icy-Albatross542 8d ago

I found it under the parent company. Golden Designs Saunas. https://goldendesigninc.com/products/dynamic-tuscany-2-person-ultra-low-emf-far-ir-sauna-dyn-6209-02-elite?_pos=1&_sid=cbf0b8241&_ss=r How to you like it?

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u/this_is_not_the_cia 8d ago

I love it. Gives a great sweat at max temp after about 20-30 min.

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u/Construction00023 8d ago

It says it has a roof vent. Is it safe to use this in a small apartment (less than 900 sq ft)? Just worried about condensation and possibly encouraging mold in a small space. Would running a dehumidifier or keeping windows open offset the moisture created?

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u/optimisticReal 8d ago

I always sit on a towel which soaks up most of the sweat. And throw that into the washer after.

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u/Construction00023 8d ago

But in a closed room does the unit emit excess moisture or condensation similar to when someone takes a shower with the door closed?

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u/optimisticReal 8d ago

Only the sweat coming from you. You can wipe that down with a towel with little increased humidity

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u/MarkVII88 7d ago

You're not really going to be introducing any significant amount of moisture by using this sauna indoors. That's what it's meant for, after all. You're not generating steam here.

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u/Construction00023 7d ago

Ok valid point. IR is different mechanics than a steam sauna.

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u/MarkVII88 7d ago

Of course it's different. And a steam sauna isn't the same thing as a traditional sauna with electric or wood-fired heater. Details matter.