There should be a significant difference in heat and steam/hot water-vapor produced using a Serene Steam spa compared with your regular shower's heat and steam.

The difference is that your regular shower mixes hot and cold water together which delivers a flow of water through your shower head accompanied with the respective heat and steam/vapor it produces.

Serene Steam utilizes the hot water only during spa use, and regular water does not flow through your shower head simultaneously as would your regular shower, thus having the capability of producing a much hotter, and a heavier steamed-up environment compared with your regular shower.


A shower is constructed primarily from materials which typically maintain a cooler environment. These materials such as glass, tile, stone etc. are usually cold to the touch, and would certainly impact the amount of heat, and the time it may take to heat up the shower enclosure with most known steam apparatus. Even though Serene steam continuously projects heat and hot water-vapors directly into your shower enclosure, it is not possible to determine the exact temperature that your shower enclosure may reach during use, but as with any shower enclosure, the smaller... the better, would be the rule of thumb. Keeping within the recommended shower size chart suggested for Serene Steam use, the heat and steam-up should be significantly higher than the environment a regular shower would reach, and due to the design and functionality of Serene Steam, facing the unit during use (designed to function this way) should feel really hot, as if a heater were blowing heat and hot water-vapors onto your body continuously. 

Another benefit to the design of Serene Steam is that even if you have an extra-large shower outside the recommended guidelines, it is possible to place a spa bench a bit closer to the unit and still experience a heated, and steam-filled environment.

An important note to remember, is that Serene is not using any electricity nor power at all and is able to create an impressive steamed-up environment much hotter than your regular shower would. This heated environment also includes the vastly publicized benefits of adding essential oils into the mix possibly boosting your wellness in many forms.