Portable Home Sauna Steam Machine with Remote Control – 1200W 3L Upgrated Fast-Heating System, 9-Level Adjustable Steam & 120-Min Timer, for Home Spa Sauna Accessories

It works well.. only have had for month
Works well. I have had it for a month.

lasted less than 45 days
Initially I had given this product 5 stars. I received it in May 30, 2025. It stopped working by July 14 2025. Less than 45 days later. I followed the instructions of care and maintenance by the letter since this unit was purchased to replace the steamer that originally came with my sauna. And also stopped working abruptly after nearly 90 days. I reached out to the seller via the email listed in the directions and haven’t received a response to date. That said, don’t bother and if you do, buy an asurion protection plan because they’re not going to help.

good item
has not burnt out very hot !

Instructions & Cautions Good To Read, Works As Described, Good 1st-Timer Tips
This is a review, not an instruction post, but I feel compelled to point out some important things and share my experience using this machine for the first time. I tested it in my cold kitchen instead of a small portable sauna so I could keep an eye on it.NOTES:– You will need to supply two AAA batteries for the remote control. Batteries are not included with the unit.– You will also need distilled or filtered water to operate this so it won’t get clogged (distilled is probably best).– Much of the boiling tank AND the steam tubes get very hot, so don’t touch them for at least 20-30 minutes after shutting it down, or longer if necessary.– Best to keep pets & children & elderly away from all parts of this thing for their safety. My cats were curious, and I had to put them in another room so they wouldn’t get burned from surprise hot water droplets or steam.Operation:I discovered it’s important to read all the instructions and cautions you can find before using this, both on the included page and on the web page. This is basically a fancy electric teakettle with a remote and tubes. The instructions do need some improvements.The remote control is a great thing to use so you can avoid touching the hot unit to power it and change settings.I didn’t have distilled water, so I used the cold filtered water from my fridge dispenser when I tested this. It took about 6 minutes to boil & generate steam. To begin, I connected everything and poured 2 liters of water in it, then plugged it in when I was ready.I set the power level at 9 (highest setting) and the timer for 30 minutes. The timer began immediately; it didn’t pause to wait for the steam to start, which is how I know it took 6 minutes to boil. :)I turned it off when the timer said I was at the halfway point and waited for it to cool down completely so I could check how much water it used. The fan kept running while it was plugged in, which probably helps cool the unit a wee bit quicker.You can’t see into it so I had to wait to take off the lid. It had used almost exactly 1/2 liter of water after 12 minutes of actual steaming, which I conservatively estimate is a little over one hour to use the 3 liters of water capacity, give or take. It’s supposed to automatically shut off when there’s no water to keep the unit from overheating, but I’m overly-paranoid about fire and didn’t test that out.Overall, this is a decent electric steam generator. I’m not sure if it’s the best value for what you get or not, as I have no prior experience and I don’t know how long they’re supposed to last.Even though there are a few questions I still have about it, as far as function goes I will rate it with 4 stars. If there are any unexpected changes as I put it to use, I’ll come back here to update.I hope my experience helps.