Name: Residential Mattress Cleaning
SKU: 1546037

You WILL NOT BE CHARGED online you are only booking the appointment day and supplying contact details we will then contact you to discuss your individual requirements and provide a quotation as every customer is different with different needs.

Our lives are not only spent being awake, we spend a large percentage of our lives sleeping. With that said wouldn’t you prefer to keep your bed clean and fresh?

To do so you need to regularly vacuum your mattress on both sides, preferably when you are changing sheet and turning your mattress.

Changing bedding and ensuring the bedding is completely dry also helps keep your mattress fresh.

For mouldy mattresses it is best to put the mattress outside on a hot sunny day after it has been thoroughly vacuumed or professionally cleaned and flushed. If the mattress is completely mouldy or it covers more than half of the mattress, it is suggested that you replace the mattress for health reasons.

Accidents do happen; more often than we would like them to. Cleaning up of urine or a vomit can be a nasty job but the sooner it is cleaned and dried up the better for the health of your mattress. Use paper towel or a absorbent cloth to remove as much of the urine or vomit as possible, use a mild detergent with anti bacterial properties mixed with some water and wipe the area clean until you are satisfied that the area is clean. Take the mattress outside into a sunny area to dry.

If all else fails when trying to keep your mattress clean or stain free call the professionals at Sneaky Gleam Cleaning. We cannot guarantee all stain removal but guarantee that the mattress you will be sleeping on is “fresh and clean”. Studies suggest that your mattresses are cleaned every 6 months professionally to ensure hygienic sleeping conditions.

We often get asked about stain removal and odour removal. In some cases we have been able to successfully remove stains and odours and sometimes those stains do not budge.

Blood stains are often difficult or impossible to remove. The longer the blood remains on the mattress, the more difficult it is to remove.

Sometimes mattresses get yellow stains on them, this could be the result of sweat (over a period of time) spills of water or other liquids and urine. These stains are probably the most difficult to remove. If you’re looking to remove these stains completely we are not going to be able to guarantee that we can remove it. Sometimes we can lighten them, but mostly these stains remain intact if they have been there for a while already.