Where to sauna and swim in Helsinki

[@danielvuori6655]

I don't understand how you aren't bigger, this is very high quality content

[@Estoniansaunas]

Thank you, Daniel! You are very kind. To be honest, it’s quite amateurish as well as it’s all filmed and edited on a mobile phone. The sound in some parts is pretty awful! However, we have a lot of fun doing what we’re doing and we’ll keep improving over time.

[@danielvuori6655]

@@Estoniansaunas The most important thing is that you like what you do. Keep doing what you love, take care.

[@Estoniansaunas]

@@danielvuori6655 Thank you, Daniel! You too.

[@ShervinShares]

you've inspired me - i want to visit Helsinki now

[@wilsmuts]

i've never wanted to go to Finland more than after watching this video! I'd love to make this beautiful thing available here in NZ.

[@LaurenCotter]

Love the video. Heading to Helsinki this Xmas. Just wanted to ask if you booked to have a private sauna session at Loyly? I want to film the experience but don’t want to bring my camera in if there’s others in there possibly naked 😂 😂

[@moonliteX]

yes. sompasauna is best

[@michaelbruchas6663]

Don’t know how your camera survives all of the temperature and humidity issues!

[@raunovittaniemi4905]

NICE.........😎😎😎😎😎

[@Ronny.81]

2:21 Why is it dangerous to have too much of a contrast in temperature sauna to outside temperature?is it cardiac reasons

[@rustyspace900]

If you have a heart problem then it might not be the best idea, but otherwise not a problem, especially if you are used to it.

[@moonliteX]

yea i've went from +130c sauna to -30c outside buck naked. still alive. over here in finland every doctor tells you it's good for you.

[@MissMoonshineDance]

@@moonliteX not for diabetics. the shock of cold --->epinephrine cortisol release ---> sugar levels rise sky high ---> insulin release sometimes massive --->hypoglycemic shock (emergency). happens to me often, less so now that I have a CGM and can track levels

[@toinenosoite3173]

Naked parliament forever! That would be better than the current one in sever countries, wouldn't it?

[@StevenJuniper-u5g]

Is the ice water sea at Löyly shallow enough to stand up in or are you swimming the whole time?

[@joshuaholloway2055]

What was the name of the sauna heater that you mentioned that you invested in?

[@marekzaun4814]

tollek

[@임영권-q3s]

Hahahaha~ wow Amazing!! Really god men's good boy👍👍

[@theplace07]

It's kind of like the houses of parliament except everyone is naked -visible regret-

[@IVIasterify]

The Finnish word for the stoves is Kiuas. Very sad to see that even the makers of kiaus´s dont have the guts to use it on their english website.

[@Estoniansaunas]

Funnily enough, ‘stove’ was originally the old English word for a steam bath before it became associated with cooking. So there’s been quite a bit of language exchange although we always support teaching our own languages to international audiences.

[@kke]

They don't use "ostoskori" for shopping cart on their english website either.

[@unknownentity8256]

2:14 WDYM? You can get the sauna to 120C+ if you wan't to, ummmm?

[@M0RKE]

13:57 There is one rule in sauna. No talking about politics or religion.

[@Estoniansaunas]

We tend to say no arguing. In fact, the older tradition is to never argue even on the day of the sauna. I guess if a group of friends are talking constructively than no topic is out of bounds. :)

[@QuantumWalnut]

I wouldn't say climate crisis is strictly politics. It's affecting virtually every aspect of human life.

[@markopelaa]

@@QuantumWalnut always has and always will

[@wisecr]

It's should be pronoused sow'na in english too because it's orginal finnish word... soona sounds so silly...

[@cezino10001]

Amazing video and saunas. Except stupid masks. To go to sauna to be healthy and wear stupid mask to make you sick. 😵‍💫🙄🫣Nonsense

[@JormaRainerLusua]

Dis nejm is nått. Såna .dis nejm is .sauuuuna .fellov. rimember....