Can the cleaner be used with Jade yoga mats which are made of rubber? It says not to use oils on it but the cleaner has oils in it?
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Yes you can. I have a jade yoga mat and the cleaner works well. I spray my mat down, use hot water & towel to work up a mild lather, follow with a hot towel (water only) then a towel to dry. I do this every 2 months.
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I use it with Biokleen's grapefruit seed extract laundry liquid. No particular interactions that I can tell, if that's what you're wondering.
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I do use it on mine, it helps with hard to reach areas and loosens and cleans, it won't do it all, of course, you still need to wipe with a clean rag, on hard areas I always dry clean with a soft brush and rubbing alcohol first, then continue on with the steam, be sure the fabric you are using it on will withstand water or steam though. Works good for the mats and rugs, still have to wipe and brush of course, but makes the job so much easier and looks so much more finished in the corners and cracks where you can't reach. I really like my steamer, use it on most everything, saves my fingers and hands with arthritis. I have a bigger machine also, but I grab this one evrytime unless it's for a floor.
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I would be hesitant to use acetone. You might want to check with manufacturer. I haven't used it but everything else works well with the Bliss cleaner. Good luck!
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Sorry to hear that. I haven't had any issues except when I get really sweaty which isn't often. I never machine-wash my yoga mats cause that can damage them. When needed, I hand scrub them with some "green" cleaner and let it dry in the sun which helps kill bacteria. I recently ordered a couple yoga mat towels made of microfiber to prevent my mat from getting dirty and catch falling sweat that work really well and don't slip. Maybe that will help you.
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Hi there yes I can!!! I use mild soap and water on wash rag it remove any oil residues or prints. Back to flawless it is water proof so I make sure the rag is damp then I pass a regular towel to make sure its dry. Thanks for your question!! Need anything just ask. Thanks my dear
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Hi Michelle. It is recommended not to use it over other cleaners, because this cleaner consists of active enzymes, and they do not like chemicals (other cleaners). However, you can always try.
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Greetings, Jenni. I found the following representations on the Aurorae yoga website: All yoga mats are free from Phthalates, Latex and Silicone All products are SGS approved (World's Largest Testing Agency) Classic & Northern Lights yoga mats are biodegradable and made from eco-safe PER The towel is microfiber. The company touts the fact its products are "ecofriendly." What I can say is that I actually washed my towel prior to using it. I'm not particularly sensitive to allergens, but I did it anyway to get a nice clean fresh start. I love my towel. I have had absolutely no problems, and it is wonderfully soft and absorbent. Best wishes to you. Namaste. Written by Ginette Mayas.
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Absolutely not which makes this mat so great! I have sweaty palms and my old mat had me sliding all over the place. A friend told me to try a yoga towel but it didn't work. You can spray a bit of water on the mat to give yourself more of a grip but I've found it unnecessary.
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You need a non-foaming solution. I use the ones made for Bissel. I use this one as well Hoover Hard Floor Cleaner, 48 Ounces, AH30100As you only put in about 1 ounce to use, this bottle is 48 uses.
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You have a few choices that we recommend: 1. Disinfect your yoga mat with isopropyl alcohol. Pour some isopropyl alcohol into a small spray bottle and liberally spray your yoga mat. The alcohol will kill any germs on contact while eliminating sweaty odors. Let your yoga mat dry for a few hours before using it. 2. Soak your yoga mat in a apple cider vinegar solution. The high acidity of the vinegar will destroy the microorganisms accumulated from constant use. Add 2 cups apple cider vinegar to 4 gallons water in a tub. Wash with a sponge or soft cloth and rinse good. Let it air dry for 24 to 48 hours This will also make your yoga mat smell new and clean. Also in a small spray bottle add Spring water, Tea Tree Oil and lavender oil to spray after every practice. Tea tree oil has natural antibacterial and antifungal properties to effectively fight germs, while the scent of Lavender oil helps you relax and add a wonderful freshness to your mat. What fragrance of Lavender oil will be your choice. Please: DON'T USE SOAP!!!! Soap tends to soak into the mat. It will make it real slippery a with soapy residue after each practice! May take several soakings in the tub to get all the soap out!! The IronDog
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Hi David, It can be cleaned with a mild cleaning agent (dish soap or something similar). Make sure that the cleaner doesn't contain bleach as this may discolor the mat. Hope that helps and let me know if you have any further questions. Hope you are enjoying the mat!! Have a wonderful day, Tasha Maydonik Square36
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There was a sample which came with the system, but I have very oily skin and I didn't like it. I use my own cleanser. I think it would work with any cleanser you prefer.
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It will definitely clean anything rubber. I would spray on a cloth first rather than spraying directly on the rubber before cleaning. I wouldn't want it to start deteriorating the rubber.
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Chain lubricant and dirt will fall off of the chain and get the floor surface beneath the chain dirty. I use mine on a concrete garage floor so no problem but if I had carpet or a wood floor underneath I would definitely use a mat under the trainer to protect the floor.
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This is a cleaner and a lubricant. I use it to both clean my weapon and keep it lubed. I do not know how it works on polymer parts as I don't have any.
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My yoga mats are not expensive either, I think I paid between $8 and $15 for them. When mine started getting slippery I would just buy a new one but now I use the slip free rosin and it pretty much takes care of it. I'm a little weird about the chalky feeling but I wash my hands immediately after yoga and I'm fine. It is definitely worth it.