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Luxury
Stream Showers
A steam shower looks like
your regular shower except with sealing doors. With an optional bench
seat, which is highly recommended, we are able to kick back and relax
and enjoy our steam, rather than stand on tired restless feet. Steam
showers can come pre-packaged from a factory or can be custom designed
to fit a specific bathroom. In either case, the components will include
a steam generator, steam outlet(s) and regular shower head(s).
The steam generator houses the element that creates the heat necessary
to produce steam. The steam then moves through the steam outlet in the
shower wall and fills the shower area. The steam generator can be
installed either in the bathroom vanity near the shower, under the
floor, or in the bench seat. Custom showers should include a sloped
ceiling to prevent condensation from dripping.
Aesthetically,
the unit is streamlined and well-finished. There is also a reduced risk
of mold and mildew in these types of units because they are enclosed and
designed to withstand the humidity produced.
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Health Benefits
We all need water to
survive and we know how important it is to our health, hygiene and our
environment. Yet when we think of water, most of us automatically relate
to it in its liquid form; the water we make coffee with, take a shower
in, spray on the lawn and drink throughout the day. This fundamental
element has the ability to transform into solid and liquid states and in
each of these states water fulfills different roles. One important role
is water vapor or steam. Used for everything from powering engines to
pressing clothes, steam also plays an important role in our health and
relaxation. With a steam shower, we are now able to have the luxury of a
spa in our home.
For thousands of years, cultures around the world have indulged in the
soothing warmth of aromatic steam baths. Ancient Romans and Chinese were
well known for creating elaborate baths.
Steam baths have also
become part of Native American cultures all the way from the Alaskan
Eskimos to the land of the Mayans. These cultures used steam baths to
clean the body, cure illness, rejuvenate tired muscles and provide a
sense of spiritual identity. It wasn’t until the twentieth century that
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