What you should know about cleaning a mattress:

We spend about 8 hours a day in our bed on average. Our mattresses help us recharge for the next day, and we even eat breakfast and evening snacks on them. In the case of children, there are also various markers and similar accessories, and pets don’t spare our mattresses either. After several months or years of daily use, stains or dirt inevitably appear on the mattress, even if we use a bed sheet. Failing to keep the mattress clean can lead to unpleasant odors, which can affect the quality of our sleep, and in the worst cases, it could cause allergies. It’s clear that we should take care of our mattress, but it’s important to do it properly! Incorrect cleaning can damage the mattress’s structure. While there are home remedies for cleaning mattresses, they might not be as effective. If you're interested, I invite you to visit Homebook for more ideas on this. Below, you'll find some home remedies for routine tasks that are good for your health and your mattress!

Cleaning Mattresses with Different Interiors

Each type of mattress reacts differently to the same amount of water. Mattresses have their weaknesses: some can’t absorb too much water, while others shouldn’t be placed upright. Before starting to clean your mattress, find out what type of interior it has.

Foam Mattress

A foam mattress is simple in design, but that doesn’t mean it doesn't require care like other types of mattresses.Foam tends to absorb and retain odors. If you have a foam mattress, it’s a good idea to air it out on the balcony or in the garden once a month. Foam mattresses can be cleaned thoroughly, but be careful not to soak it too much, as it may develop mold inside if it doesn’t dry properly.

Coconut Mattress

A coconut mattress is more complex but has hypoallergenic properties. It is commonly used in children's rooms because of its hypoallergenic features.It’s a good idea to protect the mattress with a cover so that dirt doesn’t get inside. The cover of a coconut mattress can be washed, but no more often than once every two months, and it should be washed at low temperatures. Just like with a foam mattress, airing it out helps maintain cleanliness. Vacuuming will help a lot too. Remember, all tasks should be done when the mattress is in a lying position!

Spring Mattresses

Spring mattresses are durable but require care.When you decide to buy a spring mattress, or if you already have one, change its position every two weeks, not only top-to-bottom but also head-to-foot.Each time you change the bedding, air out the mattress! Don't leave it in the sun for too long.The mattress cover can be washed in the machine. Non-removable mattress covers can be cleaned with a damp cloth, but be careful not to over-wet them.

Professional Mattress Cleaning Services

Professional Cleaning – Extraction Cleaning

Extraction cleaning allows you to remove not only dirt on the surface but also dirt inside the mattress. A cleaning specialist, using their skills, professional equipment, and the right cleaning chemicals, can thoroughly clean the mattress.

Professional cleaning can remove 100% of the mattress dirt. To save time and prolong the life of your mattress, we recommend scheduling an appointment with a specialist right away!

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