Yoga Mat Hygiene - Gayathri

[Guest guest]

Gayathri,

 

Now that was really funny!!!!!

 

Sorry, I just don't have much time after class to do all those steps

you have suggested everyday, so I've shortened the process, let's

just call it the "2 step" cleaning process.

 

Step 1) Lightly spraying "Natural Organic Vanilla Oil Mist" over your

Manduka Mat and burning off a little of the the top layer, everyday.

 

Step 2) Wraping your Mysore Mat in Reynolds Recyclable PVC

Foodservice Grade (keeps the germs out), then roll it up.

 

Your good to go....

 

Bob

 

 

ashtanga yoga,

wrote:

> 1) Soak the mat in a bucket of Hydrogen Peroxide for

> 10 minutes.

> 2) Wash the mat in a high-speed washing cycle with

> strong, environment unfriendly Lysol detergent for 30

> minutes.

> 3) Run a tractor on the mat to squeeze out the water.

> 4) Since the drier aren't doing a good job lately, you

> could optionally dry the mat in a coal mine.

> 5) Spray lavender essence on the mat.

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> Gayathri.

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> "Days Go By" - JJ Cale

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> "Silence will save me from being wrong (and foolish), but it will

also deprive me of the possibility of being right." -Igor Stravinsky

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[Guest guest]

Personally, I prefer cleaning my mat once in 6 months.

Yeah, I like to wallow in my own dirt;) Now, that's

not disgusting. Just like the unsaid fact that humans

enjoy the aroma of their respective gaseous

emissions;)

 

Everytime, I washed my mat, my practice would be

ruined as I would be slipping all over the mat for

atleast 2 weeks. I am not sure if others have this

problem. But this really annoyed me.

 

 

Gayathri.

 

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