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Avoid using strong acid or alkali cleaners: Using strong acid or alkali cleaners may cause damage to the material of the training mat, causing discoloration, deformation, or reduced elasticity. Choose a cleanser that is gentle and non-irritating.
Do not wipe too hard: Using too rough a cleaning tool or wiping the training mat too hard may scratch the surface, damage the material, or even destroy the internal structure. It should be wiped gently with a soft damp cloth or sponge.
Not soaking or keeping wet for a long time: Soaking the training mat in water or keeping it wet for a long time may cause the mat to deform, become moldy, or breed bacteria. After cleaning, wipe it dry with a dry cloth in time to ensure it is completely dry.
Neglecting edges and corners: It’s easy to overlook the edges and corners of your training mat during the cleaning process, causing dirt and bacteria to accumulate in these areas. It should be ensured that the cleaning is comprehensive and no dead corners are left.
Failure to deal with stains in time: If stains on the training mat are not treated in time, the stains may be difficult to remove and leave traces. Once stains are discovered, clean them immediately with an appropriate cleaner.
Exposure to strong sunlight: If the training mat is directly exposed to strong sunlight after cleaning, it may cause the material to fade and age. Choose a cool and ventilated place to dry.
Mix different cleaners: The chemical components of different cleaners can interact, resulting in less effective cleaning or damage to your training pads. Mixing different cleaning agents should be avoided.
By following proper cleaning methods and avoiding the mistakes mentioned above, you can ensure good cleanliness and longevity of your reusable training pads.
