Yoga Studios

Yoga Studio Disinfecting Wipes

A yoga studio is a place to exercise the mind and body, and even low-impact classes leave sweat behind on shared surfaces. Between sessions, studios need a fast way to wipe down the hard, non-porous touchpoints students share throughout the day — floors and hard-surface flooring, prop shelves, blocks and other hard props, mirrors' frames, door handles, cubbies, and the front desk.

Our disinfecting wipes are EPA-registered and used to kill bacteria and viruses on hard, non-porous surfaces when used as directed. They come in large 800-count rolls (6" x 8"), 4 rolls per case (3,200 wipes), so a single station keeps up with back-to-back classes. Always follow the label directions and keep the surface visibly wet for the full contact time. Note that porous items like fabric or foam yoga mats aren't hard, non-porous surfaces — follow the mat manufacturer's cleaning guidance for those.

Keep a self-service dispenser at the entrance and by the prop shelves so students and instructors can tidy shared surfaces between classes. Order by the case, 10-case, or pallet — 10 or more cases ship free, with same-day shipping on orders placed before 2 p.m. ET.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What wipes should a yoga studio use?
EPA-registered disinfecting wipes are the standard for the hard, non-porous surfaces a studio shares — prop shelves, blocks, hard flooring, door handles, and the front desk. They're used to kill bacteria and viruses on those surfaces when used as directed.

Can I use disinfecting wipes on yoga mats?
Fabric and foam mats are porous, so they're not a hard, non-porous surface and aren't covered by a surface disinfection claim. Follow your mat manufacturer's cleaning instructions for mats, and use the wipes on the hard surfaces around the studio.

How should we clean between back-to-back classes?
Keep a self-service dispenser by the door and prop area. Wipe the shared hard surfaces, keep each surface visibly wet for the full contact time on the label, and use one wipe per area.

How many wipes does a yoga studio need, and do you offer bulk pricing?
Each case is 3,200 wipes (4 rolls of 800). Most studios start with a case and step up to the 10-case or pallet as class volume grows — 10 or more cases ship free.