Best Yoga Mat Cleaners

Wondering how to keep your yoga mat sticky but notThere are cleaners sold just for yoga mats including
smelly?sprays, wipes, and cleansers that mix with water.
Here are 3 ways to clean yoga mats.These special cleansers are really the same concept
Simple Wipe and Washas above, just prepackaged for you.
A simple solution of vinegar and water can be wipedDunk It
on with a cloth or sponge. Then wipe again with a dryIf the mat is really dirty it may need a good washing in
towel. Isn't simple best?the tub. Apply one of the solutions already mentioned
A solution of 1 part vinegar to 3 parts water worksand hand wash in a tub filled with an inch or two of
great mixed in a bowl or a spray bottle. You can alsowater. Scrub with a brush as necessary to remove
add a few drops of tea tree oil or your favoriteheavy soiling. Rinse with clean water, gently twist, and
essential oils (citrus or lavender are nice). Just don'thang to dry.
overdo it on the oils.To speed the drying process, wrap the around a dry
If you aren't fond of the vinegar smell you can replacetowel to soak up some of the excess moisture. Just
with baking soda and water. Both of these options areunroll and separate from the towel before hanging to
an all natural eco-friendly way to clean your mat.dry. It can take a day or two to fully dry after the dunk
Some suggest adding a couple drops of mild dishit treatment.
detergent to water, but this comes with a caveat. IfI've heard of machine-washing on the gentle cycle, but
you use detergent you'll need to rinse extra well withfirst check the cleaning instructions provided by the
just water. Any residue of detergent can make themanufacturer. Machine washing can be hard on the
mat slippery and foamy during yoga poses.mats and would be a last resort for a super dirty mat.
Yoga Mat Spray