Mattress Stain Removal

It is advised that you get your mattresses professionally cleaned at least twice annually or at the transition of seasons. After your service is completed, you can look forward to many nights of restful sleep on a mattress that is completely sanitized, cleaned, and smells lovely!

The following are some causes of a discolored mattress:

• A build-up of natural body oils and sweat causes yellowing.
• Urine, vomit, or blood accidents, including those caused by pets.
• Mold and wetness are forming.
• Spillages result from the consumption of food and beverages.
• A layer of body moisturizer or other skincare/hair products has built upon the skin.

Mattress cleaning not only improves the appearance and smell of your mattress, but also extends its life. Perhaps this idea began because mattresses are so large and difficult to clean, but the truth is that cleaning your mattress is an essential element of ensuring that it lasts as long as possible.

Every six months, you should wash or steam clean your mattress. Mattress foam will be aired out by deep washing the mattress on a regular basis, allowing all particles of the components to “breathe.”

Steam cleaning – sweat, filth, and stains may easily infiltrate your mattress’s top layer, so give it a good steam clean every few months. First vacuum the mattress, then use a steam cleaner to clean the entire surface before allowing it to dry.

It is possible to give your mattress a nice spot clean if the surface becomes muddy or stained! You can clean your mattress with upholstery shampoo or with warm, soapy water. Dishwashing liquid is fantastic for spot cleaning a mattress in a pail of warm water.