Enjoy A Turkish Bath!

We love a hammam, the special Turkish bath. It’s not just about getting clean; it’s a deeply restorative ritual that nurtures the body and mind.

Lucky for us, there is a fantastic venue in Sheffield called Turkish Baths 1877 and better still they use Anway Washrooms!

So a bit of cross=promotion seems like a good idea!

Why we recommend a Turkish Bath

Be nice to your body

• Deep cleansing – The steam opens pores, helping remove dead skin and impurities more effectively than a normal shower.
• Improved circulation – Alternating heat and cool rinses stimulate blood flow, which can aid muscle recovery and joint flexibility.
• Respiratory relief – The moist heat can help clear sinuses and improve breathing, especially useful if you’re congested.
• Detoxification – Sweating in a hammam supports the body’s natural detox process, helping eliminate toxins through the skin.
• Skin health – The exfoliation phase (using a kese mitt) leaves your skin smooth and glowing.

It’s good for your head too.

• Stress reduction – The warmth and slowness of the ritual naturally calm the nervous system and lowers cortisol.
• Grounding effect – The sensory experience — steam, water, scent, and touch — helps you reconnect with your body and the present moment.
• Better sleep – The post-hammam relaxation effect can make it easier to drift off later.

But do not take our word for it, get yourself down to Turkish Baths 1877, 67 Victoria Street in Sheffield (S3 postcode). Book a session and some treatments. You, your body, and your mind will thank you.

Kind words from them about our washroom service.

“When we first reopened the Turkish Baths 1877 Sheffield in November 2023 we wanted to work with as many local businesses as possible so we connected with Anway to discuss our requirements. We have been delighted with the service they have provided, they keep regular contact and always check we are happy with everything. I would highly recommend them and will continue to add new services as we require them.”

Thank you from Hazel, the Managing Director of Turkish Baths 1877