Comments by "XtreeM FaiL" (@XtreeM_FaiL) on "" video.

  1.  @thugpug4392  Science use Kelvin.
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  2. It depends a lot how big the sauna is and how many kg of rocks there is. a traditional smoke sauna with a ton of rocks takes half a day to heat up.
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  3. Solar powered things for some reasons don't work when the night lasts for months.
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  4.  Xea  Swedish sauna is not a sauna. That's why they call it bastu. In real sauna you have hot rocks and you pour water on them to make löyly.
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  5.  Xea  No it is not. In Swedish bastu you are not allowed to throw water. They don't have stones.
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  6.  Xea  It is not a sauna. It is a hot dry room, nothing more.
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  7.  Xea  You can call a cat a horse, but it is still a cat.
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  8. Not a shock at all. Refreshing. After a sauna, weather feels more plesant. It also works in hot weather.
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  9.  @umikomura1140  You should think more or less. Hard to say, but one thing is sure. You don't know what a sauna is. Normal temperature in sauna is 80°C-120°C
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  10.  @isaakwelch3451  Maybe he is reptilian?
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  11.  @plsdontbanmeagainyoulibtards  90°C water will give you 3rd degree burns.
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  12.  @kito8088  Shut up kido. It's 100°Celcius or 212°Freedom.
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  13.  @namedrop721  Try cook a 3 minute egg in an owen at 100°C/212°F.
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  14.  @galaxy1234  Boiling point depends air pressure. Over 100°C water is possible and shower too. You just need to raise room's air pressure.
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  15.  @luc8254  You're supposed to go naked. Of course you get hot in 55°C if you wear clothes. But then again if sauna is under 60 you might as well leave, because it is too cold.
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  16.  @luc8254  If it is too hot, you can always sit on the middle bench ...like a little girl. :P
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