First thing’s first, you need to vacuum your foam mattress thoroughly before you begin cleaning it. In fact, you could even use a handheld vacuum cleaner for this job, or you can use your regular vacuum cleaner.
VACUUM THE ENTIRE MATTRESS
It depends on what you have, you really do not need to splash out on any new equipment for this. Don't forget to clean out the crevices too - we are wanting a super thorough cleaning job here!
VACUUM THE ENTIRE MATTRESS
Ultimately, you need to make sure that no dust remains on the mattress after vacuuming, or this defeats the point of doing this entirely and could end up hindering the cleaning process in general.
VACUUM THE ENTIRE MATTRESS
To clean your memory foam mattress, you can just make your own cleaning solution - don’t worry, this is not as complicated as it sounds.
MAKE A MEMORY FOAM MATTRESS CLEANING SOLUTION
In order to clean your mattress thoroughly, you can use a mixture of laundry detergent and warm water.
MAKE A MEMORY FOAM MATTRESS CLEANING SOLUTION
To remove light stains from mattresses, you can just use a diluted fabric cleaner solution.
SPOT CLEAN THE MATTRESS
You need to be cautious when you are doing this - we recommend that you just spray this lightly onto the stain, and then you can wipe off the formula with clean cloths..
SPOT CLEAN THE MATTRESS
Then, you can wipe the area down with a damp cloth. You might also find that using baking soda will really help absorb the liquid and pull the stain to the top layer
SPOT CLEAN THE MATTRESS
You should suck up the baking soda residue with your vacuum cleaner after an 8-hour resting period.
SPOT CLEAN THE MATTRESS
Memory foam mattresses absorb moisture very well. Your best bet is allowing it to air dry, but using a fan or hair dryer may speed things up a little.