Inspired Professional Mattress Stain Remover, Organic Stain Remover, Removes Blood, Urine & Faeces, 500 ml

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The NEW Professional Strength Mattress Stain Remover super strength formula is an effective solution for the removal of typical stains you may find on mattresses in your home. This includes: Scented: For stains that cause odours, a scented spray could be a good idea as it can help to eliminate the odours while disguising any remaining smells. Avoid using any strong chemicals like bleach, and any products with a strong fragrance as it can negatively affect the air quality. Cleaning supplies can include a vacuum, steam cleaners and sprays. For spot cleaning, you may need to use specific stain removal products. You can also use other kitchen products, such as baking soda and mild soap to get rid of tougher stains.

To get blood stains out, first dab at the stain with a little cold water. Be careful not to soak the mattress and don't rub the stain as this could spread the blood further. Included in the spring flower fragrance is an extract of lavender. As well as producing a pleasant fragrance, lavender has been proven to help you sleep better. This makes this mattress deodoriser spray a dual purpose must-have for anybody who appreciates personal hygiene and sleep. They will have all the necessary tools, including the best mattress cleaner machines (usually a powerful vacuum which may have a built-in steam cleaner).Bed bugs are tiny but you can still spot them with the naked eye. Close-up images show that these household pests have an oval body that’s dark brown in color, but after feeding on your blood their bodies swell and become more red in color. Baking soda and vinegar, ingredients you likely have in your kitchen, make an easy DIY mattress cleaner.

If the stain still isn't lifting,and your mattress care label says it's OK, use an upholstery cleaner – but always read the instructions. We recommend erring on the side of caution, so it's safest to dilute it and avoid spraying it directly on to the mattress. Removing other mattress stainsCoffee Cleaner: If you enjoy having a morning coffee in bed, you’re probably no stranger to spillages. After dabbing with paper towels, try mixing a small amount of white vinegar and dish soap, with 2 cups of warm water. After gently blotting the stain, rinse with cold water to remove any remaining residue. If your mattress is stained, you'll also need to remove any dirt before using cleaning solutions. Dust, skin cells, and pet hair build up over time but can be mostly removed with a powerful vacuum cleaner.

Cornstarch—another handy household item great for cleaning a mattress. By absorbing the odor-causing bacteria, cornstarch eliminates that “old mattress smell.” You can even mix baking soda and cornstarch for a double whammy of cleaning strength. Your pillows and mattresses may not be cleaned as often as other items in your home, but you can help them repel allergy causing dust mites by using this DIY Mattress Spray. It helps absorb odors, repel most dust mites and leave your mattress and pillows smelling fresh and clean!If you want to achieve ultimate cleanliness, you can start by washing the bed sheets, pillowcases and any other mattress accessories. This can remove any outer stains and odours to help your bed smell fresh. If you suffer from allergies or sensitive skin, look out for hypoallergenic washing powder and conditioner. In our latest survey, 31% of the members we asked had never cleaned their mattress.* And with around a third of you expecting your mattress to last between eight and 10 years, that's a lot of dust, sweat and grime building up. Not to mention the possibility of bedbugs - see our handy guide on how to get rid of bedbugs. It also transforms into a handheld vacuum and comes with a handy attachment for cleaning upholstery like mattresses. 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.