Steam Engineering Knowledge Base

 

Steam bath milk
A steam cabin always requires a fragrance, otherwise it will start to smell bad. The most commonly used fragrance is Eucalyptus-Mint steam bath milk. Steam bath milk is dosed directly into the steam line, just before it enters the steam cabin. If the injection point is too close to the steam generator, the fragrance can enter the steam tank, which may cause it to malfunction. 

Depending on the dosing system, the steam bath milk sometimes needs to be diluted with water. We always recommend using a dosing system where dilution is not necessary. You dilute it with water, and over time, separation will occur, meaning the fragrance intensity is not always constant; furthermore, different users will dilute it in different ways, which also leads to inconsistencies.

A properly adjusted dosing pump can function very well with concentrated steam bath milk. This results in a more consistent fragrance experience. 

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