1. Remove your mattress accessories. Remove blankets and pillows to prevent these items from getting in the way when you clean the mattress. Fold the sheets and throw the dirty pillow cases in the laundry basket.

2. Remove the linens and wash them along with the pillow cases. Make sure to use the hottest water and dryer settings to kill dust mites and bacteria that might be lurking in your linens.

3. Vacuum your mattress starting from the top to the sides to remove mites, dust, hair, dead skin and other debris that has accumulated on your mattress. Use the wide brush attachment to vacuum the top of your mattress and the long upholstery nozzle or a crevice tool to dislodge the dirt from hard to reach places.

4. Address the stains accordingly.

-For urine stains, blot as much as possible to remove excess moisture. Place baking soda o the affected area then sprinkle with a mixture of detergent powder with warm water to remove the remaining stains before drying it up with a towel.

-A solution of hydrogen peroxide, liquid dish soap, and baking powder will address most other stains.

– Make the lemon juice and salt into a paste and apply on the blemished area.

5. Top off the entire mattress with baking soda and allow to sit for several hours before vacuuming to deodorize the mattress.

6. Air out your mattress outside if possible to get natural ventilation in your bed.

7. Keep your bedroom humidity and temperature level low to prevent the growth of dust mites in the future.

8. Seal your mattress with a protector to keep the mattress clean and fresh and prevent any debris from damaging your mattress for months or even years!

When you take the necessary measures to clean your Orange County mattress, you won’t only sleep clean but happy too!