Instructions

Handling & Care Instructions

1. Hold mat in the center with one hand, with pull elastic keeper straps off with free hand.

2. Hang on to back lip and release, mat rolls out.

3. Roll the MM up on ground. Start from the front (opposite side of where the elastic loops are). Press the sides flat. As you're doing this your thumbs will press the back flat. Keeping hands on the far outsides roll up tightly.

4. When done rolling up take one hand and pull elastic strap over end, while other hand holds the roll tight. And then repeat with other strap on other end.

5. If towel gets dirty machine wash and dry as you would normally. If MM gets dirty you can sponge wash with a mild soap, rinse and let air dry.

Option to Rolling Up;

1. With MM rolled out press sides and back flat, lift front corners and put on top of back corners (fold will be in center), making sure sides and back are also pressed down. Make sure elastic straps are on outside.

2. Then lay your hand on top center of folded mat and fold right or left. Take straps and place around corners. A flat folded MOTOMAT.

**Towel's fold is always placed at the back of mat, closest to the elastic straps.**

**Note as your rolling up the mat you can brush off any debris with hands or an old rag as you roll it up.**

**If MOTOMAT and towel get wet it is always good to let them air dry so they don't mold or mildew.

**People ask "Why is the optional towel is so big?" During our testing period it always seemed like we never had enough clean towel, with the folded towel, if it gets dirty, roll up the dirty side & voila clean towel. The folded towel gives you 4 clean sides to use. If MM gets too dirty you can always pull out the towel and wrap the MM in the towel. You can also use the towel to carry all your dirty gear.**

Caution; Do not place on slick, hilly or uneven surfaces slippage may occur. Do not place on sharp objects, mat can be damaged. Do not handle carbon steel insert please contact your authorized dealer for new inserts and instructions. Please exercise common sense when using.