HG Mattress Odour Remover, Freshener & Stale Smell Remover, Refreshes & Neutralises the Source of Unpleasant Scents – 500ml (635050106)

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You should always follow your mattress manufacturer’s cleaning directions for stain removal and general cleaning. However, most mattresses can be cleaned using our recommendations, such as using a vacuum’s upholstery attachment to clean away dirt and a natural vinegar and water mixture to remove stains. You can use the upholstery attachment on your vacuum to eliminate dust and germs that have accumulated on your mattress. Before you start to use your vacuum, you should wash your upholstery attachment using warm water. It will get rid of any dust and germs that are present on the attachment. You should vacuum your mattress surface, sides, and the areas beneath the seams. After that, prop up your mattress to vacuum the other side. Deodorizing Applying it to the surface of your mattress using a spray bottle and allowing it to air-dry fully help to get the smell out.

Sleeping on a dirty mattress can worsen signs of allergies and even asthma. The dust can make it harder to breathe and clog the airways. If you have a mattress with a removable cover, you can also remove the cover and vacuum it separately. This will help to remove any baking soda that has gotten trapped inside the cover. Step 4: Let the Mattress Air Out

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If the smell still hasn't gone and you've had your mattress for a number of years, it might be time to replace it.

Thankfully, not all is lost if your mattress has started to smell. We’ve compiled six DIY methods on how to deodorize your mattress. Plus, keep reading for more tips to keep your sleep sanctuary smelling clean throughout the year. Mist the mattress with the spray and allow it to air dry before replacing the bedding. STEP 8: RE-DRESS THE BED Rotating your mattress regularly will help to keep the fillings inside distributed evenly. It allows you to provide better support and consistent comfort while reducing the risk of dips or sagging in the mattress.Though corn starch is most commonly used in the kitchen, it’s an ideal tool to remove a stench from your mattress. Corn starch is highly absorbent. When spread on your mattress or mattress protector, corn starch absorbs the odor-causing body oil to leave the fabric cleaner and make it smell better. Remake the bed. We recommend using a mattress protector beneath your sheet to protect your mattress from dust and sweat, as this means you won't have to clean the mattress so often. Cleaning your mattress and bedding regularly can help to remove the number of dust mites in your bed. But it won’t do much to relieve your allergies if dust mites are thriving in other areas of your bedroom.