How to clean EVA mats:
Frequently use a vacuum cleaner to suck up dust and hair on the surface of the mat.
Every week you can wipe the surface of the mat lightly with clear water or dilute soapy water to remove footprints, stains, etc. Do not scrub hard to avoid damaging the mat surface.
Clean thoroughly once a month. You can prepare a solution of warm water and a small amount of laundry detergent, use a soft cloth to gently wipe the surface, corners and back dust of the mat. Then rinse lightly with clean water to thoroughly rinse off the laundry detergent solution.
After the mat is washed clean, it can be aired appropriately in a shady and ventilated place, which helps to kill bacteria and remove residual odors.
If there are stains on the mat, you can try using a non-bleaching kitchen cleaner or a diluted vinegar solution to partially wipe, then rinse with water. Do not scrub hard.
Do not use acid-base toilet cleaners or strong oxidizing bleaches to clean eva mats.
After cleaning, if there is moisture remaining on the mat, be sure to completely air dry before laying it out for use.
Regular cleaning as required can extend the service life of eva mats and keep the mats fresh and clean.
