Mattress Cleaning

A dirty mattress can harbor dust and allergens, which will make you sneeze or cough. Dust, pet hair and dead skin cells not only accumulate on your bed, but also can be detrimental to the health of you as well. Dust mites are one example that have been found in dust samples collected from mattresses; these pests trigger an adverse reaction for more sensitive or downright allergic people which leads them experiencing symptoms like nasal congestion, sinus inflammation, bronchial asthma attacks with coughing fits and headaches.

If your mattresses are not cleaned regularly then they may also trap body heat, leading to poor air quality in the bedroom. This could lead to you feeling tired during the day due to lack of sleep at night. You're also more likely to catch colds and other illnesses.

The cleaner you keep your mattress, the better chance you have of preventing allergies or asthma attacks when it becomes time to sleep. You can also reduce headaches if are prone to them by keeping your mattresses clean as this will limit how often dust mites move in and out of the bedding during the night.

Deodorizing

Deodorizing is a dry cleaning process, meaning you cannot remove any stains with this technique. It can be used to rid your mattress of dust and sweat, which are the most common culprits in making mattresses uncomfortable for everyday use.

Mattress Steam Cleaning

Steam cleaning is the most thorough method of cleaning a mattress. It uses an intense amount of hot water and a very high-powered vacuum to remove stains, removed dust mites, and other allergens that may be present on your mattress.

After steam cleansing your mattress with hot water and soap, dry thoroughly before putting on fresh bed sheets. You should never use harsh chemicals to clean your mattress because they may ruin its materials!