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How to wash your mat ?
At Mahola, we know how much our customers love their ayurvedic-dyed cotton yoga mats. These mats are more durable and have a unique natural beauty. Proper care will ensure that they remain a faithful partner to your yoga sessions for years to come. Below are instructions for maintaining the integrity and beauty of your Mahola mat.
After each use: it's best to shake it out. You can also wipe your mat with a damp cloth, then let it air dry. Never roll it up while it's wet, as this can cause mold.
This is sufficient in 90% of cases.
A Mahola mat is not cleaned on a fixed schedule. It is not a product to be washed regularly, but an object to be maintained with care.
Deeper cleaning is occasional, often seasonal, and depends on your use.
Trust your instincts!
You can consider maintenance cleaning when:
Apart from these cases, it is not necessary to wash it.
These are what cause problems!
SO YOU SHOULD NOT
These practices can cause: color migration, the latex becoming sticky, or even a loss of fabric durability.
Do not scrub aggressively
A wet rug is very heavy → a small machine can damage it
Never use a tumble dryer, radiator or expose it directly to direct sunlight.
- Cold Water Only: Always use cold water (below 30°C or 86°F) for washing.
- Natural Detergents: Use soap nuts or natural soap washing powders, and consider adding a few drops of essential oil for a refreshing scent.
- Avoid Direct Sunlight: Dry your mat in an open space, but avoid direct sunlight to prevent colors from fading quickly.
- Wash Separately: Wash your mat separately or with like colors to prevent color transfer.

We prefer to preserve natural methods, without chemical treatment, rather than standardizing our products.
This sometimes involves a slightly different care and a gentler approach.
But it is also what makes the beauty and authenticity of your rug.
If you have any doubts or problems after washing, please write to us.
We always prioritize a tailored solution.