The UK and France have been under-going a genuine heatwave, with temperatures pushing well over 30°C with some areas in France hitting over 40°C. When the weather gets this hot, most people instinctively avoid saunas altogether. In fact, during heatwaves, saunas across Europe tend to be almost empty, operators often report their quietest weeks of the year.
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