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What Are Steam Showers? How Steam Showers Can Benefit You Dry saunas have a ton of benefits to offer, as we all know, but did you know that steam showers also have many health benefits? Not to mention that the installation of a steam shower is much easier and takes up a lot more space than a dry sauna does. A steam shower generator can fit in a small space like your bathroom or closet and be directly hooked to your shower. Many steam showers even have an app that comes along with them that can allow you to heat your shower up to the exact temperature you want without even being home. How convenient is that? Let’s discuss all there is to know about steam showers, how they can benefit you, and some of the best steam showers you can purchase for your home. If you are still looking for additional information about purchasing a steam shower generator, take our two-minute quiz and learn which product is best for your home. What are the Components of a Steam Shower? In order to understand what a steam shower is, we should first talk about its components. Here is what comprises a steam shower: Boiler: This is where the steam is created. Depending on your steam shower model, the heating will be either electric or gas. Water inlet: The water inlet hooks the boiler to a water source and is how your water gets into your steam shower. Control unit: A control unit is where you can control your settings like duration, temperature, and automatic shut-down. Drainage system: This is where your shower drains excess water from your generator. Steam shower head: It is similar to a regular showerhead and is how the steam gets into your shower. Additional safety features: Some safety features include pressure relief valves, temperature limiters, and water level sensors. How is a Steam Shower Different Than a Dry Sauna? A steam shower uses heat therapy like a dry sauna, but there are many differences between the two. A dry sauna focuses on heat with mild humidity. This humidity is produced