The practice of producing heat and excess sweat as a therapeutic method extends back thousands of years in many cultures, though we’ve adopted the word ‘sauna’ from the Finnish tradition. Saunas do ...

Like with all recreational activities, there are ways to make your home hot tub less environmentally impactful and less expensive.

At least two companies in the Madison area offer saunas-on-wheels, bringing hot and cold — and community — anywhere you want ...

During my trip to Copenhagen, I had the chance to visit Copenhot Little Siberia on Refshaleøen, where I experienced the pure ...

Portable record players are by no means a new phenomenon. Since the early days of industrialised stamping-noises-into-discs, we’ve been conceiving clever, unique and even fun ways to listen to said ...

It’s deep enough to dunk your face and head into the water while you’re plunging, and the squarish shape is ideal for a wide range of body types. Despite its size, it’s surprisingly quiet when ...

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Though the official Apple App Store does not allow porn, the Hot Tub app is offered on AltStore PAL, an alternative marketplace created due to an EU law. Apple called a new pornography app on its ...

Jon has first-hand experience testing home energy products such as portable power stations, home battery solutions and smart thermostats. Jon has showcased his expertise live on TV for news ...

Here’s how it works. The best inflatable hot tubs are essential if you want to create a spa-like experience in the comfort of your own home. Designed to be portable, the best inflatable hot tubs ...

Upfront costs to purchase and install a hard-shell hot tub range anywhere from $2,000 to $18,000. If your budget is under $2,000, start by looking online for hard-shell portable or inflatable tubs ...

We dug into whether that’s true. Credit...Eric Helgas for The New York Times Supported by By Isobel Whitcomb Q: I’ve heard that drinking hot lemon water first thing in the morning can have ...