Formula Tuning
Tune pH, residue and after-wipe feel to the gear material
Sport & Outdoor Gear Cleaning Solution
Sport gear gets dirty in different ways. Yoga mats and gym equipment carry sweat and skin oil, table tennis rubbers pick up dust and powder, fishing gear brings home salt and fish slime, tents and rain jackets collect mud and lose water repellency, and wetsuits hold salt, chlorine and odor. We match six CleenU products to the gear and the soil, and build private-label lines for sport, outdoor and dive brands, gym buyers and cross-border sellers through OEM/ODM.
Free Samples
Samples are usually ready in 3–5 days
Custom Packaging
Sprayers, foam bottles, concentrate bottles, refills and kits set per brand
OEM/ODM
Private-label sport-gear cleaners from 500 bottles
Mats, Rubbers, Tackle, Tents and Wetsuits Are Cleaned by Gear
Use Yoga Mat Cleaner after practice: 4–6 mists, wipe with microfiber and dry flat 5–10 minutes before rolling. Use Gym Equipment Cleaner on a cloth for rails, grips and pads, never sprayed on treadmill screens or motors. Wipe table tennis rubbers center to edge with the foam cleaner. For fishing gear, rinse with fresh water first, then spray and brush, and never submerge a reel. Tents, rain jackets and packs take the two-in-one cleaner and repellent: wet, brush, rinse, then a second even coat while damp. Neoprene wetsuits soak 5–10 minutes at 1:50 in fresh water and dry inside out in the shade. Use each product only on its own gear and test an inconspicuous spot first.
- Gear: Yoga mats, gym equipment, table tennis rubbers, fishing gear, tents and jackets, and wetsuits, chosen by gear.
- How It Works: Gentle cleaners lift sweat and skin oil, powder, salt and mud; the tent product restores a water-repellent coat after cleaning.
- How to Use: Spray and wipe mats and machines; foam rubbers lightly; rinse fishing gear with fresh water before spraying and brushing; soak wetsuits at 1:50.
- Parts Not to Spray: Treadmill screens and motors, reel bearings and drags, down fill and wooden blade surfaces.
- Finishing: Dry mats 5–10 minutes before rolling, and dry tents and wetsuits completely in the shade before storage.
- Cleaning Areas
- Yoga mats, gym equipment, table tennis rubbers, fishing gear, tents and jackets, wetsuits
- Surfaces
- PVC, TPE, natural rubber, PU, machine contact surfaces, inverted rubber, outdoor fabrics and neoprene
- Formats
- Fine-mist spray, equipment spray, foam cleaner, tackle spray, two-in-one cleaner and repellent, concentrate
- Service
- OEM/ODM from 500 bottles
Where to Use It
Mats & Gym Equipment
Spray and wipe the mat after practice; mist a cloth for rails, grips and pads, which dry in seconds.
Rubbers & Fishing Gear
Wipe the table tennis rubber with light foam; rinse reels and rods in fresh water, then spray and brush guides and seams.
Tents & Jackets
Wet, brush lightly and rinse, then spray a second coat while damp to restore surface water repellency.
Dive Gear
Neoprene wetsuits, boots, gloves and BCD exteriors soak at 1:50 in fresh water and dry in the shade.
Spot-test natural stone, coated, and wood surfaces in a hidden area first.
When Not to Use It
- Treadmill screens and motors, and the inside of reel bearings and drags: do not spray the product onto these parts; mist a cloth and wipe instead.
- Genuine leather pads, down fill and fishing line: leather pads need a leather care product, down fill should not be sprayed directly, and line needs a line conditioner.
- Blade wood, glue edges and aged rubber that has lost its bounce: keep foam off the wood and never use alcohol or solvents.
- Situations that require disinfection: the gym cleaner is not a replacement for a disinfection protocol.
Choose by Gear and Soil
Sweat and Odor on Yoga Mats
Yoga Mat Cleaner- Surface
- PVC, TPE, natural rubber and PU yoga mats, exercise mats, Pilates mats and blocks
- Note
- Keep natural rubber out of long sun; do not soak; test PU tops in a corner
- Use Method
- Mist 4–6 times after practice, wipe with microfiber and dry flat 5–10 minutes before rolling
- Customization
- Scent, 250 mL and 500 mL sizes, channel cartons and label language
No-rinse fine mist4–6 mistsLight herbal scent
Sweat and Skin Oil on Equipment
Gym Equipment Cleaner- Surface
- Treadmill rails and console frames, dumbbells, barbell grips, machine pads, boxing glove exteriors and lockers
- Note
- Do not spray screens or motors; use a leather care product on genuine leather; not a disinfectant
- Use Method
- Mist a microfiber cloth and wipe contact surfaces; dries in seconds; pads and grips can be wiped after each use
- Customization
- 3.78 L refill, scent and label language
Mist on a clothQuick-dry, no tack500 mL trigger sprayer
Dust and Powder on Rubbers
Table Tennis Rubber Cleaner- Surface
- Inverted table tennis rubbers (tensor and tacky) and blade edges
- Note
- Wipe long or short pips lightly; keep off blade wood and glue edges; no alcohol or solvents
- Use Method
- Spray a little foam after play, wipe center to edge with the sponge, dry and apply the film
- Customization
- 200 mL club size and label language
Foam sprayerSponge includedRestores grip
Salt and Fish Slime After a Trip
Fishing Gear Cleaner- Surface
- Rod blanks, guides, reel housings, spools, lure boxes and tackle boxes
- Note
- Do not submerge reels; do not spray into bearings or drags
- Use Method
- Rinse lightly with fresh water, spray and brush guides and seams, dry, and oil moving parts as directed
- Customization
- Cleaner with tackle brush kit and label language
Rinse then spray and brushDry thoroughlyTackle brush kit
Mud, Sap and Lost Repellency
Tent & Outdoor Gear Cleaner- Surface
- Tent flys, tarps, rain jackets, backpacks, sleeping bag shells and shoe uppers
- Note
- Do not spray down fill directly; do not machine-wash tents; dry completely before storing
- Use Method
- Pitch or lay flat, wet, brush stains lightly and rinse, then spray an even coat while damp and air-dry
- Customization
- Cleaner plus repellent spray kit and label language
Two-in-one cleaner and repellentSecond coat while dampUnscented
Salt, Chlorine and Odor
Dive Gear Cleaner- Surface
- Neoprene wetsuits, surf suits, dive boots, gloves, BCD exteriors and mask straps
- Note
- No hot water, spin cycles or direct sun; no regular detergent or fabric softener
- Use Method
- Dilute 1:50 in fresh water, soak 5–10 minutes, knead, rinse and hang inside out on a wide hanger to dry
- Customization
- 500 mL and 1 L concentrate bottles, scent and label language
1:50 in fresh waterSoak 5–10 minutesDry inside out
Recommended Products
Gym Equipment Cleaner
- Surface
- Treadmill rails, dumbbells, barbell grips, machine pads and lockers
- Strength
- Near-neutral, pH 6.5–8.0
- Foam / Trigger
- Misted on a cloth, quick-dry
- Packaging
- 500 mL trigger sprayer; 3.78 L refill available
Yoga Mat Cleaner
- Surface
- PVC, TPE, natural rubber and PU yoga mats, Pilates mats and blocks
- Strength
- Near-neutral, pH 6.0–7.5
- Foam / Trigger
- No-rinse fine mist
- Packaging
- 250 mL fine-mist sprayer; 500 mL household size available
Tent & Outdoor Gear Cleaner
- Surface
- Tent flys, tarps, rain jackets, backpacks, sleeping bag shells and shoe uppers
- Strength
- Near-neutral, pH 6.5–8.0
- Foam / Trigger
- Two-in-one cleaner and repellent
- Packaging
- 500 mL trigger sprayer; cleaner plus repellent kit available
Dive Gear Cleaner
- Surface
- Neoprene wetsuits, surf suits, dive boots, gloves and BCD exteriors
- Strength
- Near-neutral, pH 6.5–7.5
- Foam / Trigger
- Concentrate, dilute 1:50 in fresh water
- Packaging
- 500 mL concentrate bottle; 1 L concentrate available
Not sure which one to choose?
Tell us what you are cleaning, the surface, and how you clean it, and we will point you to the right product or formula.
Get Product AdviceWhy Choose CleenU
Formula Development
We tune pH, residue and after-wipe feel separately for mats, equipment, rubber, tackle, outdoor fabric and neoprene.
Sample Testing
Free samples are usually ready in 3–5 days, then tuned for cleaning strength, residue and odor based on your tests on the target gear.
Customization
Sprayers, foam bottles, concentrate bottles, refills, brush and sponge kits, plus label design and language.
Consistent Supply
Each formula keeps batch retention samples and a COA, so color, scent and feel stay consistent on reorders.
How an OEM/ODM Project Works
- 01Share Your Brief
- 02Formula Recommendation
- 03Free Samples
- 04Packaging Approval
- 05Production
- 06Shipping
OrderingDetails
- MOQ
- 500 bottles for standard projects
- Sample Lead Time
- Free samples, usually ready in 3–5 days
- Production Lead Time
- Scheduled with the order after packaging and labels are approved
- Documents
- SDS/MSDS, TDS and batch COA, sent on request
Compare the Options
The six gear types compared by product, pH, method and limits: mats at pH 6.0–7.5 sprayed and wiped, gym equipment at pH 6.5–8.0 misted on a cloth, table tennis rubbers at pH 6.5–7.5 with light foam, fishing gear at pH 7.0–8.5 after a fresh-water rinse, tents at pH 6.5–8.0 as clean-then-repel, and wetsuits at pH 6.5–7.5 soaked at 1:50. Apart from wetsuits, nothing is soaked; the rest are wiped or sprayed and brushed.
| Cleaning Job | Where | Strength | Foam | Method |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yoga Mats | PVC, TPE, natural rubber and PU mat surfaces | Near-neutral, pH 6.0–7.5 | None | Mist 4–6 times, wipe, dry flat |
| Gym Equipment | Rails, grips, pads and lockers | Near-neutral, pH 6.5–8.0 | None | Mist a cloth and wipe contact surfaces; dries in seconds |
| Table Tennis | Inverted rubbers and blade edges | Near-neutral, pH 6.5–7.5 | Foam | Wipe foam center to edge, dry, apply film |
| Fishing Gear | Rod blanks, guides, reel housings and tackle boxes | Mildly alkaline, pH 7.0–8.5 | Low | Rinse with fresh water, spray and brush, dry |
| Tents & Outdoor | Tents, jackets, packs and sleeping bag shells | Near-neutral, pH 6.5–8.0 | Low | Wet, brush and rinse, then re-coat while damp |
| Dive Gear | Neoprene wetsuits, boots and gloves | Near-neutral, pH 6.5–7.5 | Low | Dilute 1:50 in fresh water, soak 5–10 minutes, shade-dry |
How to Use It
- Check Materials and Parts
Confirm there are no screens, motors, bearings, down fill or wooden blades that must not be sprayed directly.
- Pick by Gear
Use the product made for mats, machines, rubbers, tackle, tents or wetsuits; do not borrow.
- Test a Small Spot
On first use, test an inconspicuous spot, and PU mat tops in a corner, before continuing.
- Dry Before Storing
Dry mats before rolling and dry tents and wetsuits completely in the shade to avoid mildew and aging.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about how to use it, which surfaces are safe, and private-label orders.
Use & Cleaning
Should I clean a yoga mat after every session?
A wipe after each session is a good habit: mist 4–6 times, wipe with microfiber and dry flat 5–10 minutes before rolling, so sweat and skin oil do not build up. Do not roll it right after spraying, and do not soak the mat.
How do I wipe gym equipment without leaving a tacky feel?
Mist Gym Equipment Cleaner on a microfiber cloth and wipe the contact surfaces; it dries in seconds without tackiness. Pads and grips can be wiped after every use, but never spray treadmill screens or motors directly.
How should I clean fishing gear after a saltwater trip?
Rinse lightly with fresh water, spray Fishing Gear Cleaner, brush guides and reel seams with a soft brush, dry thoroughly and oil moving parts as directed. Never submerge the reel or spray into bearings and drags.
Surfaces & Safety
Can I use Yoga Mat Cleaner on a natural rubber mat?
Yes, it is made for PVC, TPE, natural rubber and PU mats. Keep natural rubber out of long direct sun, test PU tops in a corner and let the mat dry flat before rolling.
Does a tent need re-proofing after cleaning?
Tent & Outdoor Gear Cleaner is a two-in-one: after cleaning and rinsing, spray a second even coat while the fabric is damp and air-dry to restore surface water repellency. Fabrics with a damaged membrane need repair first.
Can I wash a wetsuit with regular detergent?
We do not recommend it. Regular detergent and fabric softener are not suited to neoprene; use Dive Gear Cleaner at 1:50 in fresh water for 5–10 minutes, and avoid hot water, spin cycles and direct sun.
Private Label & Sourcing
What should I prepare before inquiring about private-label sport-gear cleaner?
Settle four things: which gear you clean, ready-to-use spray or concentrate, volume and accessories such as sponge, brush or kit, and the target market and label language. We then arrange free samples, usually ready in 3–5 days.
Can gyms and dive shops buy in bulk?
Yes. We can customize 3.78 L refills, 500 mL and 1 L concentrate bottles and channel carton sizes, and SDS, TDS and COA are available on request.
What are the MOQ and lead time?
Standard projects start at 500 bottles, free samples are usually ready in 3–5 days, and production is scheduled after packaging and labels are approved.
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Launching a Sport-Gear Cleaner? Start with Free Samples
Sport and outdoor gear cleaning comes down to choosing by gear: wipe sweat off mats and machines, foam the table tennis rubber lightly, rinse fishing gear in fresh water before brushing, re-proof tents and jackets after cleaning, soak wetsuits diluted in fresh water and dry them in the shade, and never spray screens, motors, bearings or down fill directly. If you run a sport, outdoor or dive brand and want a private-label cleaner, CleenU can start from these six formulas, with free samples first and 500 bottles as the minimum order.
Tell us your target gear, market and packaging ideas. Free samples are usually ready in 3–5 days.