Furthermore, the material is incredibly difficult to recycle.
Unfortunately, this pop in of material will never break down, the outlet notes.
While it sits in a landfill, it leaks harmful chemicals into the ground.
On the other hand, if it burns, the air becomes incredibly toxic.
The outlet also notes that finding places thatreuse your old matoffers an easier option that’s eco-friendly and philanthropic.
All-natural rubber mats have become readily available and popular among yogis.
The outlet notes that Jade Yoga and Manduka both offer these services.
The outlet notes that these items work well as non-slip carpet or bathtub backings and even outdoor seating.
Simply chop up your old mats into squares to use as little cushions when you’re in the yard.
