Inspired Professional Mattress Stain Remover, Organic Stain Remover, Removes Blood, Urine & Faeces, 500 ml

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It also transforms into a handheld vacuum and comes with a handy attachment for cleaning upholstery like mattresses. Step 1: Mix together a cup of bleach-free laundry detergent such as Biokleen Free & Clear Natural Laundry Detergent, a cup of vinegar, and 10 cups of water in a large spray bottle and spray it all over the stain.

Cleaning supplies can include a vacuum, steam cleaners and sprays. For spot cleaning, you may need to use specific stain removal products. You can also use other kitchen products, such as baking soda and mild soap to get rid of tougher stains. Use a vacuum cleaner with an upholstery attachment to thoroughly vacuum your mattress, paying special attention to the seams, corners, and edges. 🛏️ Did you know that you spend somewhere around a third of your life lying on a mattress? Maybe you did. But how often do you think about the dust mites and bacteria – not to mention the mould, mildew and other allergens – that could be living in your mattress? We’re guessing that the answer to that is, “as little as possible”.Step 3: Aerate the mattress by allowing it to sit outdoors if possible. Otherwise, open windows to allow in fresh air and use fans to help dry it and eliminate odors. Can you wash pillows or the pillowtop mattress? Yes, such stains often tend to dry up and in turn, is what causes yellow stain mattress. Wine, Beer and Liquor Stains These stains are made of sugars, tannins, and alcohol in water. According to research published in “The Chemistry of Stain Removals” by the University of Kansas, the most reliable way to remove oxidizable stains such as red wine is through oxidizing agents ( ..).

To remove bodily fluids such as urine from your mattress, try diluting washing-up liquid in water and then gently dabbing at the stain with a cloth or sponge. Remember that mattresses aren't waterproof, so it's best to clean slowly and steadily. It is formulated with eco-friendly ingredients and has an attached brush to help work in the liquid. 👍 Cleaning a mattress may seem like it will be difficult, but it doesn’t have to be,” explains Angela Brown, author of How to Start Your Own House Cleaning Company and CEO of Savvy Cleaner Training for House Cleaners and Maids. “With the right tools and techniques, you can keep your mattress clean and smelling fresh for a long time.” Have you recently cleaned a stain off your mattress? Most of you will probably respond with a resounding “no,” simply because it may not have ever occurred to you that you would have to, much less the right way to go about it.

How To Clean Different Stains 

Dab until the fabric comes away clean and doesn’t have paint residue. Never use water on oil-based paint. Call a professional if the DIY methods fail. Open a window or point a fan towards the bed to speed up the drying process. How to clean your mattress professionally Usually a professional cleaning involves vacuuming, spot treatment of stains, followed by steam cleaning or dry-steam cleaning. Some companies use additional techniques like UV light or infrared heat services to kill dust mites.

The attached brush helps work in the product, after which you simply need to leave the stain remover for 3 minutes before dabbing it with a clean, damp cloth. Apply the cleaner directly to the stain, and follow the instructions on the product. 4. Allow the cleaning product to penetrate the mattress The drying process may take several hours, so plan ahead and give yourself enough time to complete the process before bedtime. 7. Other helpful mattress cleaning tips Even if you keep your bedroom very cool, your body will produce perspiration that will penetrate your sheets and absorb into your mattress. Take a look at how to get rid of this type of stain. We suggest you then use a warm, damp cloth to dilute the stain. Urine stains are difficult, but not impossible, to eliminate if you follow the right steps.Scrape the surface clean, then blot with paper towels to absorb as much moisture as possible. Add baking soda to the stained area to absorb odors and allow it to sit for 15 minutes. Apply the enzyme-based cleaner, then vacuum clean using the upholstery attachment or crevices tool and air dry. Water-based Stains Multi-purpose: Many mattress cleaners can also be multi-functional, so it’s worth looking out for sprays and vacuums that you can use on other soft furnishings or floors. In the first instance, try just adding baking soda to the stain - gently rub it in, leave for 15 minutes, and then vacuum. We’re not always aware of our own body smells, but there’s nothing worse than the smell of stale sweat that’s built up over time. The process of washing all bedding and bed linen, removing stains, vacuuming and airing the mattress, should get rid of it. But if it hasn’t – or this is the first time you’ve cleaned your mattress in a long time – it’s worth deodorizing it by sprinkling baking soda all over the mattress. This process slowly brings all the moisture and body oils to the very top of the mattress. After a few hours, or even overnight, vacuum and air it again. What can I do to keep my mattress cleaner for longer? You will need to start by vacuuming to eliminate any crumbs, dirt, or other grime that has accumulated. Follow up with a simple solution of mild laundry detergent or liquid dish soap and water in a 1:2 ratio and add it to a spray bottle. Spray only the stains and wipe with a towel in a circular motion. Blot the wet area with a dry cloth.

Deodorant, antiperspirants, and water-soluble waste like sweat respond well to water and laundry detergent solutions. Begin by mixing equal amounts of white vinegar and water in a spray bottle. Inspect your mattress and foundation often. Look for signs of bed bugs as well as aging stains, spots or problems. Combine the ingredients in a small bowl to form a paste. Lightly smear the paste onto the blood-stained mattress, allow the area to dry for five minutes, and then blot the residue. Dab away any remaining bloodstains with a clean cloth dipped in cold water to “rinse” off the peroxide. Lastly, blot and air dry the mattress. Fresh Blood StainsFor most stains, you can follow the process here using a diluted fabric cleaner, mild detergent or natural solution. You can make your own by mixing liquid dishwashing soap or white vinegar with water and adding the mixture into a spray bottle (we cover this process in the steps below). Urine: To remove urine stains, you can first dab with water to get rid of any initial stains. Then, you can mix distilled vinegar with water and spray while dabbing. If the stain hasn’t been removed, try using baking soda and letting it sit for up to 6 hours. Built-in water tank allows for continu Food Stain Remover: We’re all guilty of eating in bed from time to time; if you happen to cause any stains, you can try cleaning with a small amount of washing powder and white vinegar, with 2 cups of water. You can clean with a wet cloth or try using an old toothbrush for stubborn stains.