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

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Sleep on a one-sided mattress? Rotate it at least four times a year to keep it strong on the inside. Otherwise, flip your mattress. Try to make the mattress stain disappear Remove your bed linens and mattress cover and put them in the washing machine, applying any stain removing detergent to them as well. We shed over 540g of dead skin over the course of a year (around 1.5g a day), much of which ends up nestled in your bed

There are also homemade solutions, like mixing water with baking soda, hydrogen peroxide, detergent, or washing-up liquid.

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However, you'll need to use a slightly heavier cleaning solution for dried urine than we covered in the recent spills section. Hydrogen peroxide is an oxidizing agent that changes the chemical compound of urine by breaking down the part of the molecule that absorbs visible light and colour. It is a good idea to clean it every six months to minimize the possibility of staining. Start with washing your bed linens weekly using a detergent like Tru Earth Eco-friendly, Biodegradable, Zero Waste, Cruelty-Free Laundry Detergent Sheets. Next, vacuum any dirt or dust that has accumulated, making sure to focus on the seams where debris may collect. Proceed with using any of the solutions above to treat stains. Stain removers and sprays have always been a popular choice when it comes to cleaning soft furnishing and mattresses. However, you could also consider a mattress vacuum, as they often include advanced features which may not be found in sprays. Here you can look at some key differences between mattress vacuums and sprays. Vacuum Mattress vacuums are particularly good at removing hairs, dust mites and particles, so can be especially useful if you have pets. Non-toxic: If you suffer from allergies or sensitive skin, look out for sprays that are non-toxic or hypoallergenic. This means it could also be safer around children.

They will have all the necessary tools, including the best mattress cleaner machines (usually a powerful vacuum which may have a built-in steam cleaner). Blood: Remove as much of the excess blood as possible by dabbing it with a clean cloth soaked in cold water; hot water can set the stain. Don’t rub the stain, as this will spread it. Next, blot with a clean towel. Repeat the soak and dry method until the dry cloth comes away clean. Now you’re ready to use a cleaning solution: a little baking soda mixed in cold water or liquid detergent mixed with water until frothy. Whichever solution you opt for, dab it on the stain and leave it in place for half-an-hour before rubbing it with a clean toothbrush. Finally, dab with a fresh cloth with cold water to remove any excess cleaner or leftover blood. Then allow it to air dry.

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Firstly, you'll need to remove all bedding and wash it separately. Before you clean your mattress, you should remove and wash your bedding. Mix one cup of hydrogen peroxide with one cup of warm water, and between one quarter and one third of a cup of liquid dish soap. Add the solution to a spray bottle. Alternatively you can buy an off-the-shelf enzyme-based spot cleaner, such as Rocco & Roxie Stain & Odor Eliminator, and use the method here with that instead. You’ll need to let it sit on the surface for 5 to 10 minutes for the best results. Older stains and messes may take more time. It works by breaking down the ammonia crystals. More crystals to break down means more time or more solution. You won’t need a ton, but larger stains will take a bit more care. Baking soda, washing detergent, and cold water mixes are usually recommended for blood or food stains.