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Disinfectant Spray – Chandana Spirit

Name: Disinfectant Spray – Chandana Spirit
Brand: yogacat.shop
SKU: 95100
Price: 19.9 EUR
Availability: InStock

€19,90 EUR

Size

500ml

Protect your yoga practice and extend the life of your mat with the Yoga Cat Disinfecting Spray. Did you know that your yoga mat is a breeding ground for germs, bacteria, fungi, and viruses that can lead to infections and skin irritations? Regularly disinfecting your mat is an essential routine for every yoga practitioner to maintain a good hygiene.

Our high-quality, mat-friendly solution effectively eliminates all kind of pathogens without harsh chemicals or damaging the mat's surface. Unlike other disinfectant sprays on the market that contain alcohol or other ingredients that can damage your mat, our non-toxic formula is gentle and suitable for all types of yoga and sports mats.

Crafted in Germany alongside scientific experts and tested in the field and the lab, our disinfectant spray ensures the best cleansing experience possible. Plus, our aromatherapeutic scents will keep your body and mind centered during your yoga practice.

With every application, your mat is thoroughly disinfected, preventing the spread of germs and bad odors. Invest in the Yoga Cat Disinfecting Spray for a long-lasting, high-quality yoga experience.

The essence of sandalwood - a centuries-old ingredient traditionally used for worship, spiritual practices, and ritual cleanings. With a grounding combination of violet, amyris, cardamom, cumin, and cyperus, the warm scent of Chandana Spirit will calm and focus your mind as it cleanses your mat.

Scent: woody, floral, leathery

Head: violet leaves, cardamom

Heart: iris, cypriol, leather

Base: sandalwood, cedar wood, amber

For daily cleaning after each practice, simply spray the disinfectant spray onto a cloth or paper towel and wipe down the entire mat. The disinfectant spray is gentle and mat-friendly, and has been clinically tested to eliminate germs and viruses without using harsh chemicals that can damage the mat. This will help remove any sweat or bacteria that may have accumulated on the surface of the mat during your practice, preventing bad odors and maintaining good hygiene.

Avoid exposing the mat to direct sunlight or high heat, as this can damage the material. By using the Yoga Cat Mat Cleaning Bundle, you can maintain a clean and fresh mat that is free from germs and buildup. With regular cleaning, you can extend the lifespan of your mat and enjoy all the benefits of yoga without worrying about hygiene.

Desinfectant Spray:

<1% Anionic surfactants; <1% Active substance: N-(3-aminopropyl)-N-dodecylpropane-1,3-diamine; Surfactants >90% biodegradable (OECD); Different fragrances, including sandalwood oil Sri Lanka, cardamom oil Guatemala, carrot seed oil, amyris oil, cypriol oil and traces of cumin oil and violet leaf abstract.

It's crucial to regularly clean your yoga mat to maintain good hygiene and prevent the buildup of germs, bacteria, and viruses that can accumulate on its surface over time. Studies have shown that yoga mats, especially communal ones, can harbor a plethora of pathogens. In fact, yoga and sports mats can contain up to eight times more germs than a toilet seat.
These pathogens can lead to a variety of health issues, ranging from pimples and mild skin irritations to more serious infections. For example, group A Streptococcus and Staphylococcus aureus are bacteria that have been found on yoga mats that can cause skin infections such as impetigo. Fungi like tinea pedis can cause athlete's foot, a highly contagious infection that can spread from the feet to other parts of the body. In addition, viruses like the human papillomavirus (HPV) can also be present on yoga mats and can cause warts. But also other viruses like Influenza Virus and Adenovirus, upper respiratory tract viruses such as Varicella Zoster Virus (VZV) and Measles Virus as well as the causes of gastroenteritis such as Norovirus and Rotavirus can easily spread on mats.
It's important to note that while communal yoga and sports mats may be more susceptible to harboring pathogens, these germs can also linger on your own personal mat if not properly cleaned. This is why it's crucial to regularly clean and disinfect your yoga mat to prevent the spread of harmful pathogens and ensure good hygiene for yourself and others during your yoga practice. Furthermore, regularly cleaning and disinfecting your mat helps to avoid bad odors.
Regularly cleaning your yoga mat is crucial to maintain good hygiene and extend the life of your mat. Keep in mind that cleaning and disinfecting your mat are two different things.
Disinfectant sprays are effective for eliminating surface-level germs but do not remove sweat, dirt, and other buildup that can accumulate over time. Yoga mats have a porous surface designed to absorb sweat and provide better grip, so using only water or disinfectant sprays may not remove all the dirt and buildup.
Our deep cleaner safely and thoroughly removes sweat, dirt, skin oils, and germs using a special formula that encapsulates foreign substances and aids in their removal with water without damaging the mat. Simply moisten your mat under lukewarm running water, apply the deep cleaner with a damp sponge or cloth, and rinse your mat before hanging it up to dry for up to 24 hours. For more information on how to properly clean your yoga mat, check out our blog post.
It's important to be careful with the cleaning products you use on your yoga mat, as some can actually damage the mat or destroy its grip, depending on the material. For example, alcohol can be too harsh for many yoga mat materials and can cause them to deteriorate over time. Always check the instructions from the mat's producer to ensure you're using an appropriate cleaning method. Additionally, not all mats can be safely washed in a washing machine.
Our products have been produced in a way that doesn't damage your mat, and they have been tested by an independent lab and in the field on the most common types of materials used in yoga mats including PVC, natural rubber, TPE, NBR, jute, synthetic leather, and cork.

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Disinfectant Spray – Chandana Spirit

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