10/27/2025
Table Talk, Part 2!
With cold season right around the corner, I thought it’d be a great time to share a little about my cleaning and sanitation protocols!
Cleanliness and hygiene are something I’m truly passionate about when it comes to massage. We all have different health conditions and sensitivities, which makes it incredibly important that our professional spaces stay clean and well-sanitized. Here’s what that looks like at my studio:
✨ Between each client:
All linens are freshly washed — that includes the fitted sheet, flat sheet, blanket, face cradle cover, and any towels used during your session.
✨ Surfaces and equipment:
I disinfect everything after each appointment — the table, face cradle, bolster, bench (where we do your intake), my stool, the doorknob, and the entry table where you set your belongings. I use a hospital-grade disinfectant called Cavicide, which works quickly and protects against bacteria such as MRSA and tuberculosis, as well as common cold and flu germs.
✨ Air quality:
I keep two air purifiers running in the room to maintain a clean environment and reduce lingering scents like perfume or deodorant that could bother the next client.
✨ Tools and creams:
Any cups, hot stones, or bamboo tools are washed with Dawn dish soap and then disinfected with Cavicide. The cream I use for massage is pre-portioned for each client — no double dipping!
✨ Extra cleaning:
We also have a professional cleaner who comes in once a week for a deeper clean throughout the building.
✨ A peek at my table setup:
Pictured below is my massage table and all its cozy layers — starting with a 2-inch memory foam topper that lets you sink right in, followed by a table warmer (a must-have this time of year!). Then comes a waterproof mattress protector to prevent any transfer of body oils or sweat between clients, and finally, your fresh sheets and blanket.
We live in a world where many people — especially those with autoimmune conditions or sensitive immune systems — are working extra hard to stay healthy. My goal is to create a space where your body can rest, recover, and take a break from all that effort.