Mattress Care

1. Use a Mattress Protector:
- Shield your mattress from spills, stains, and allergens with a quality mattress protector. Opt for one that is waterproof and breathable.

2. Rotate Your Mattress:
- Rotate your mattress every 3-6 months to ensure even wear and prevent sagging. Some mattresses may also benefit from flipping if they are double-sided.

3. Regular Vacuuming:
- Vacuum your mattress surface regularly to remove dust, allergens, and debris. Use the upholstery attachment for effective cleaning.

4. Avoid Jumping on the Bed:
- Discourage jumping or standing on the mattress, as it can cause unnecessary strain and reduce its lifespan.

5. Proper Support:
- Ensure your mattress is on a supportive and breathable foundation. Use a bed frame with center support for queen and king-sized mattresses.

6. Sunlight Exposure:
- Occasionally expose your mattress to sunlight to help eliminate moisture and prevent mold or mildew growth. However, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.

7. Handle Stains with Care:
- Treat stains immediately using a mild solution. Blot, don’t rub, to prevent spreading. Follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions.

8. Temperature Control:
- Maintain a comfortable room temperature. Avoid extreme heat or cold, as it can affect the mattress materials.

9. Wash Bedding Regularly:
- Wash your sheets, pillowcases, and mattress protector regularly to maintain a clean sleeping environment and prevent the transfer of dirt and oils to the mattress.

10. Proper Transportation:
- If you need to move your mattress, protect it with a mattress bag and avoid bending or folding, as it can damage the internal structure.

11. Professional Cleaning:
- Consider professional mattress cleaning services every few years, especially if your mattress has accumulated stains or odors that are difficult to remove.

12. Replace When Necessary:
- Keep an eye on the overall condition of your mattress. If it's sagging, has visible indentations, or you wake up with aches and pains, it may be time to consider a replacement.

By following these mattress care tips, you can enhance comfort, hygiene, and the overall longevity of your mattress.