The Skhodnensky Baths complex at 41 Fabrikiusa includes several types of steam rooms: a common room, two separate rooms with a Russian steam room and a Finnish sauna.
General Branch
This is a branch with a Russian steam room. It includes two rooms: male and female, each of which seats up to 100 people. Here you can take advantage of the services of a smoker - two people work in each hall. And also order a classic massage for the whole body or segmental. The department is equipped with a swimming pool, lounge, TV. The cost of entering such a bath is 1300 rubles per visitor.
Private rooms
Skhodnensky baths offer visitors two types of separate steam rooms:
- Room with a Russian steam room. Holds up to 8 people. Equipped with a small pool, lounge and massage room.
- Room with Finnish sauna. Holds up to 10 people. Lounge with billiards and TV and, of course, pool.
What to choose: a Russian bath or a Finnish sauna?
Not all bathhouse enthusiasts understand the difference between a bathhouse and a sauna, often believing that it is one and the same, and yet the principle of operation is completely different and they correspond accordingly. Skhodnensky Baths offer the visitor a choice. It remains to make the right decision.
So, in a sauna, the air temperature heats up to 100-120 degrees, while the humidity is minimal - up to 20%. It is hard, dry steam. The air is hot in the desert. This happens due to the heating of stones with electricity. As a rule, saunas do not use a broom. Here, one can say that a person is not steamed, but heats passively. Such a steam room is not always and not all useful.
But the Skhodnensky Baths with a Russian steam room is heated with firewood. The correct temperature regime of such a bath is 70% humidity at a maximum temperature of 80 degrees. Russian steam room provides for the mandatory use of a broom. For women, a birch made of birch or linden is more useful. Well, for men - oak. In such a steam room, a person controls the heating of air by pouring water on stones. Due to this, there is increased humidity.
You need to steam in such a bath correctly: the first visit should not be long - about ten minutes. This is necessary in order for the body to adapt, after which it is necessary to take a shower - wash off the first sweat and dirt from the opened pores. And only after the second approach can you use a broom soaked in cold water and steamed in advance. Such steam is very soft and suitable for both beginners and avid sweaters.
The Skhodnensky Baths complex provides the opportunity to choose the appropriate way to steam.