Are you overwhelmed by trying to choose the perfect sauna? One brand swears by low electromagnetic fields (EMF), and another says it does not matter. Some push full-spectrum. Others claim that far infrared is all you need. Just when you think you’ve made a decision, new doubts creep in.

Buying a sauna should not be this frustrating. But the fear of picking the wrong one stops you. The stress of setting it up holds you back. The thought of placing it on the carpet adds another worry.

This blog clears up the confusion. No marketing tricks. No sales talk. Just real answers to three of the biggest concerns: how easy it is to set up, whether it is safe on carpet, and what makes Clearlight different from the rest.

I’ve been in your shoes.  I spent months researching, trying to figure out which sauna was best and hoping the one I chose would not only last, but help me heal.

I worried about installation, electromagnetic field levels, and whether my investment would last.

After 15 years of using my Clearlight sauna, I’m confident in the answers. Today, I’m sharing these with you to help you make the right choices for your health and home.

Setting Up Your Infrared Sauna Is a Breeze

Question 1: How hard is it to set up the sauna?

Jen’s Answer: Some people fear the sauna setup will be a nightmare. Heavy parts. Complicated steps. Hours of frustration. Not with Clearlight.

Here’s what makes Clearlightinstallation so simple:

• Click and Lock System: No special tools or electrical wiring are needed.
• Modular Design: Arrives in pre-assembled panels that fit together easily.
• Pre-Wired Connections: Every panel is pre-wired, so you just snap them into place.
• Step-by-Step Instructions: Clear and concise directions make the process easy for anyone.

So, what does the actual setup look like? Let’s break it down:

• Unbox everything and check the labeled parts.
• Place the base panel on a level surface.
• Attach the walls by aligning them into the base.
• Secure the panels with metal interlocking brackets.
• Connect the roof with the pre-wired electrical system.
• Plug it into a standard or dedicated wall outlet.

That’s it. The process takes an hour or two with just one other person helping. No special skills are needed. Just follow the instructions and enjoy your sauna on the same day.

Carpet Works Fine for Your Sauna (With a Few Tips)

Question 2: Can I set up my sauna on the carpet?

Jen’s Answer: Yes, you can! Infrared saunas do not get hot enough to damage or overheat the carpet.

Here’s what you need to know:

• Low Surface Heat: Unlike traditional saunas, infrared saunas heat your body, not the air, so the base stays safe.
• Ventilation Matters: If airflow concerns you, place a breathable mat underneath.
• Balance Check: Make sure your carpet is firm and even to prevent any shifting.

If you need to level things out, a few small wood shims can help. But overall, your sauna is perfectly safe on the carpet.

The Clearlight Advantage: What Sets It Apart

Question 3: Why is Clearlight the top pick for infrared saunas?

Jen’s Answer: With so many sauna brands out there, it is easy to get lost comparing features and fancy ads. Clearlight stands out where it matters.

Here’s how it stacks up against the competition:

• Nearly 30 years of expertise: Pioneers infrared sauna technology, setting industry standards.
• Clinically proven benefits: Used in studies showing heart health, weight loss, and mental well-being improvements.
• Doctor-designed: Built with healing and safety as top priorities.
• Trusted by experts: Reviewed in university-led studies and wellness institutes like Hippocrates Health Institute.
• Handcrafted excellence: Every sauna goes through a 96-point quality inspection before shipping.
• Unmatched customer support: A lifetime warranty that beats competitors and proves Clearlight’s confidence in its products.

Invest in Wellness with Confidence

Buying a sauna should be exciting, not another stressor on your plate. Clearlight makes the process smooth, from setup to durability, so all you have to do is sit back, relax, and sweat out the junk.

Dr. Raleigh Duncan, Clearlight’s founder, gets it. The research, the options, the massive amount of noise online. That is why he built Clearlight…not just to sell saunas, but to help people heal.

“I know you have a lot of choices when buying an infrared sauna. I know that the amount of information can be overwhelming. In my experience, it all comes down to intent or finding out what the actual DNA of a company is. I started this company when I saw how much good the infrared saunas could do to help people heal. I later realized how many more people I could reach with these saunas than just being in an individual practice. This is my driving force. At Clearlight, I am trying to make a difference in as many people’s lives as possible before I get off the spinning globe.” Dr. Raleigh Duncan

The best sauna is not the one with the longest product description or the flashiest marketing. It is the one you will actually use.

If better health is your goal, stop second-guessing and start sweating. Now is the time to take action.

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