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

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This spray can be used with multiple types of mattresses, and can also be used on other furnishings too, though the manufacturers recommend an inconspicuous patch test for the latter first. The cleaner is designed to lift stubborn organic stains and embedded dirt so your mattress is clean and fresh. It can also remove urine and faecal stains – useful if you have pets who might have had an accident on your bed. Most mattresses can be cleaned using a standard spray cleaning solution. Make sure that your mattress can be cleaned using wet solvents. The exception is Tempurpedic and other memory foam mattresses. These should not be saturated. If you aren’t sure, try testing a small, inconspicuous area of your mattress with the solution first. The NEW Professional Strength Mattress Stain Remover super strength formula is an effective solution for the removal of typical stains you may find on mattresses in your home. This includes: Caring for your mattress regularly will help prevent yellow stains. Clean it twice a year according to the steps above, always use a mattress protector to reduce dust, allergens and stains from impacting the mattress, and wash your sheets regularly. Accidents happen, but it’s easiest to clean them up right away. Some distilled vinegar and baking soda can help remove fresh urine stains and odor.

If the bloodstain is small and hasn't set, you might be able to use a cold water, vinegar and baking soda solution, as mentioned above, and let it sit for at least 30 minutes. But for tougher blood stains, try the method below. Firstly, you'll need to remove all bedding and wash it separately. Before you clean your mattress, you should remove and wash your bedding. Grab a cup of 3% hydrogen peroxide – mix three tablespoons of baking soda and a few drops of washing liquid into it until the powder dissolves The Dirtbusters Mattress Odour spray is a scented cleaning product that should help to eliminate the odours left by mattress stains and leave behind something much fresher.Dry urine stains tend to be more difficult to remove. A stronger cleaning solution with hydrogen peroxide, baking soda, and detergent often works best.

Dab it on the stain and keep it in place for 30 minutes before rubbing it with a clean toothbrush. Lastly, dab with a clean cloth dipped in cold water to remove excess cleaner or leftover blood. Allow it to air dry. Fresh Urine Stains Pop your upholstery attachment on your hoover and give your mattress the once over at least every six months or more often if you have asthma. Hoovering will get rid of dust mites and the skin flakes they feed on, so pay close attention to their favourite areas – the area near your headboard and along the seam lines. Whether you have children, pets or are simply a little clumsy, most of us have experienced an accidental stain on the bed, often leaking onto the mattress itself. Even if you keep your mattress clean, organic matters such as hair and dust mites will likely find themselves in your bed. Absorb any liquid if the spill is fresh. Otherwise, dampen the area with warm water. Start at the outer edge and move inwards to avoid spreading the stain. Inspect your mattress and foundation often. Look for signs of bed bugs as well as aging stains, spots or problems.Yellow stains on your mattress are caused by sweat and oils from your body, and they build up over time if you don’t clean your mattress. They can also be caused by the general aging of the product - you might notice that an older mattress has more of a yellowish hue to it than a new mattress. Environmentally friendly: This product u Spray or dab the blood stain with 3% hydrogen peroxide and blot with a clean cloth until the stain is gone Blot the remaining ink stain. Pour a little amount of laundry detergent onto a soaked clean cloth and lightly rub it into the residual ink stain on your mattress in circular motions. Blot and air dry your mattress. Paint Stains The best way to reduce dust mites is to clean your mattress, bedding and bedroom regularly. Wash all sheets, blankets, pillowcases and bedcovers in hot water set to at least 130 degrees Fahrenheit (54 C) to kill dust mites and remove allergens. Make sure you use the highest setting on the dryer as well.

Buy the most comfortable mattress regardless of cost. Half of your life is spent in your shoes and the other half in bed. Look after your investment, a cosy bed equals a good night sleep and being more productive the next day, adding up to a better quality life. If you've never cleaned your mattress before, it's common to have visible stains. Fortunately, you can easily treat these with a spot clean using the following steps:

Ways To Clean Your Mattress 

Allergen Reduction: The Anti-allergen Mattress Vacuum Cleaner with UV-C helps reduce the presence of dust mites, pollen, and other allergens on your mattress.