Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Traditional customs - Finns have a sauna for every three people. Why do they like saunas so much?
Finns have a sauna for every three people. Why do they like saunas so much?
Finns began to do this in the 5th and 8th centuries when taking a bath in the bathroom. They put some stones into the fire, which made them red. Then they watered them, and in an instant there was no smoke in the whole bathroom. Finns sweat like rain in the smoke, sweating all over, and then feel comfortable, so they fall in love with this bathing method. They call it a "smoked sauna". This bathing method has been an important part of Finns for a long time.
Later, this way of using smoke sauna began to be out of harmony with modern life, so people invented the electric sauna stove. There are also some public saunas in front of Finns, and many Finns will wear them to saunas.
At present, many hotels in Finland are equipped with sauna rooms, just to cater to this hobby of the people.
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