The idea that saunas shouldn't be used in the summer is astonishingly common. This is because saunas are commonly regarded as fantastic at warming you up, and therefore you don't need to use one in the summer period. Many people think that saunas are just used to protect those living in Scandinavia from the Nordic chill, however, it’s actually common to have a sauna in a summer house.

Although it may seem absurd to swim in place while remaining stationary, we have done it for years on a treadmill, so why not apply the same principle but in water? Say goodbye to travelling down to the local leisure centre. Imagine how convenient it would be to be able to swim at any time of day or night in the privacy, comfort, and safety of your own home.

Hot tubs can typically be used all year round, including in the summer. But if you drop the heat to 35 degrees, a hot tub will be more enjoyable. No matter the weather outside, having access to your hot tub throughout the year, particularly in the summer, can help you stay relaxed and rejuvenated.