How to properly clean our mattress

Author: Synwin–Mattress Suppliers

Proper mattress maintenance can not only maintain the quality of the mattress and prolong its service life, but also effectively reduce the breeding of pathogenic substances, making us more secure in use. So how should you clean the mattress? Mattress cleaning method 1. Scrub frequently with a clean rag. The cleaning of the mattress is not a direct removal and cleaning, you can buy clean wipes to scrub the stains repeatedly.

2. Rinse with hydrogen peroxide. Spray hydrogen peroxide on mattress stains, wait until hair is completely soaked, rinse with cold water, and dry with a dry towel. 3. Wipe with alcohol.

Dilute the alcohol and scrub with a towel dampened with water. 4. When the sun is not particularly strong, you can put the mattress in the sun to protect the mattress from dust and dirt. Mattress cleaning steps 1. Take off the bedding Before starting to clean the mattress, take the upper bedding first.

When taking off your pillow, remove the pillowcase along the way and throw it in the laundry basket. Fold blankets and move other bedding. Remove the sheets.

Once you've removed pillows, rugs, and upholstery from the bed, it's time to remove the bedding that covers the mattress. Second, clean the bedding. When all the bedding has been removed and only the mattress is left open, you can start washing.

When washing the mattress, it is recommended to throw the sheets, comforter and pillow into the washing machine at the same time. When washing sheets, you must first read the wash label and follow the instructions. If the quilt is removable, wash the quilt with the sheets and pillowcases.

The beginning of cleaning your mattress is vacuuming. A vacuum removes mites, dust, dead skin, and other small mattress particles. Attach a wide-tip brush to the head of the vacuum cleaner and draw dust from the surface of the mattress as you brush.

Use the long upholstery cleaning nozzle to clean the crevices, corners, sides and surrounding edges of the mattress. Before cleaning, make sure the nozzle and brush head are clean. Biological stains should be removed with a bio-enzymatic cleaner.

Thoroughly spray the Bio-Enzyme Cleaner onto a clean cloth, then gently press the mattress until the enzymes are absorbed. Use a clean cloth dipped in cold water to absorb any remaining dirt from the mattress. For a new scented mattress, add 5 drops of your favorite essential oil to baking soda, stir well, and sprinkle on the mattress.

Third, vacuum again. If the baking soda is fine, you can vacuum it up. Attach the brush head to the long nozzle to completely suck away the baking soda hidden in crevices, corners, seams and surrounding edges.

Dry the mattress. After cleaning the mattress, wait for the remaining water to evaporate. Fourth, protect the sheets.

Flip the mat or turn it over. Open the mattress every 3 to 6 months to ensure the mattress wears out. Use a mattress protector.

Mattress protectors are made of plastic and protect the mattress. Just like locking the cover, place the protective cover on the pad. When you're done, zip it up.

Fifth, make the bed. When all cleaning steps are complete and the mattress is dry and turned or turned, you are ready to put the bed on. Put the pillows away, put the pillows back on the bed, and spread them out with blankets, blankets, etc. upholstered.

Before making the bed, place your hands on the entire mattress to see if there is room to dry.