Care Instructions:Opening:When you first unroll your yoga mat, you might notice a faint but harmless odor. To address this, we recommend allowing your mat to air out for 1-2 days before use. Initially, your new yoga mat may have curled corners, but over time, these will naturally flatten, resulting in a beautifully even surface. When storing your mat, consider rolling it inside out for added convenience.Cleaning:Given that natural rubber has a more porous cell structure than other rubber types, it can absorb water. To clean your natural rubber mat, please avoid submerging or soaking it in water. Instead, use a vinegar and water solution to spray your mat and then gently wipe it down with a soft cloth. Regular use of this method will help maintain the freshness and hygiene of your mat.Drying:When it comes to drying your mat, choose a well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight. Hanging your mat is the preferred method as it allows air to circulate freely over the surface. Avoid using a dryer, as it could intensify the rubber smell and potentially damage the material. If your mat becomes slightly too wet, you can gently press it between two towels before allowing it to air-dry.Storing:Exposing the mat to prolonged sunlight can lead to fading and brittleness, rendering it unusable. To safeguard your mat's longevity and quality, we suggest storing it in a mat bag when not in use and keeping it away from direct sunlight.
