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Sauna Wood Cleaner 32 oz — Hemlock, Pine & Cedar Sauna Spray
| Size | 32 oz trigger spray |
| Dilution | ready to use |
| Free microfiber cloth | — |
| Made in | USA 🇺🇸 |
- Professional-grade surface restoration — lifts sweat stains, body oils and organic buildup from sauna wood.
- Rapid-dry, streak-free — evaporates quickly so moisture never soaks into the grain.
- Neutralizes odors at the source — targets the bacteria and oils behind stale, musty smells.
- Safe for cedar, hemlock and pine — plus glass and infrared panels.
- Ready-to-use 32 oz trigger spray — made in the USA.
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Saunas live hard: heat opens the wood grain, sweat and body oils soak in, and within months benches darken and the room smells less like cedar and more like a locker. Our sauna wood cleaner is balanced specifically for sauna interiors — cedar, hemlock and pine — lifting sweat stains and oils without saturating the wood or leaving residue that bakes off at temperature. It dries fast and streak-free, neutralizes odor at the source, and is gentle enough for weekly use on benches, backrests, walls, floor slats and even the glass of infrared sauna panels.
Sauna Wood Cleaner — FAQs
Is it safe for a cedar sauna?
Yes — it is formulated for delicate sauna interiors including Western red cedar, hemlock and pine, and it won't bleach or raise the grain when used as directed.
Can I use it in an infrared sauna?
Yes. It is safe on infrared sauna wood and panels, including glass. Spray onto a cloth for electronics-adjacent surfaces rather than spraying directly.
How often should I clean my sauna?
Wipe benches after each session, spray-clean benches and backrests weekly in a frequently used sauna, and deep clean the full room monthly. Always clean a cool sauna, never a hot one.
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