Sleep soundly: The ultimate guide to a consistently flawless mattress
Investing in a good mattress is investing in your sleep.
But did you know that regular maintenance can significantly extend its lifespan and preserve your comfort?
Discover our tips for keeping your removable mattress like new and enjoying restful nights.
The cover: your first line of defense
Regular washing: Your mattress cover is exposed to sweat, dead cells, and allergens. Wash it at least every 2 months following the manufacturer's instructions. For stubborn stains, use a gentle, natural stain remover like baking soda.
Complete drying: Make sure the cover is completely dry before putting it back on the mattress to avoid bacteria growth and bad odors.
The mattress protector: your additional shield
Waterproof and breathable: Choose a waterproof and breathable mattress protector. It will create an effective barrier against liquids, stains and allergens, while allowing your mattress to breathe.
Easy to maintain: Mattress protectors are usually machine washable, making them much easier to clean.
Vacuuming: your anti-mite ally
Monthly: Vacuum your mattress at least once a month, paying particular attention to seams and areas where you rest the most. A HEPA filter vacuum is ideal for capturing allergens.
Stains: treat quickly
Act fast: Stains tend to set in. Treat them as soon as they appear with a clean cloth and soapy water. For more stubborn stains, check your mattress care instructions.
Natural products: choose natural cleaning products such as diluted white vinegar or baking soda to avoid damaging the fibers of your mattress.
Ventilation: for a fresh and healthy mattress
Open the windows: Once a day for at least 20 minutes, air out your room by opening the windows. This will allow humidity to escape and eliminate bad odors.
Flip the mattress: If your mattress is reversible, flip it regularly for even wear and to extend its lifespan.
Rotations: for lasting comfort
Every 3-6 months: Rotate your mattress from head to toe and side to side every 3-6 months. This practice helps distribute pressure evenly and prevents premature sagging.
By following these simple tips, you will extend the life of your mattress and enjoy quality sleep night after night.
FAQs
How long should you change a mattress?
The lifespan of a mattress varies depending on its quality and use. On average, it is recommended to change it every 7 to 10 years.
How to remove a blood stain from a mattress?
To remove a blood stain, use cold salt water and a clean cloth. Gently dab the stain without rubbing.
What is the point of a mattress protector?
A mattress protector protects your mattress from stains, dust mites and moisture, extending its lifespan.
How do I choose a mattress that suits my needs?
Choosing a mattress depends on several factors: your body shape, your sleeping position, your back problems, etc. For more information, see our guide .