Mattress Cleaning & Sanitising
Deep cleaning and sanitising for mattresses that lifts dust, sweat marks and odours from beneath the surface for a fresher bed.
Mattress Cleaning & Sanitising
We spend around a third of our lives in bed, and a mattress quietly soaks up sweat, dust, skin flakes and the odd spilled drink. Changing the sheets doesn't touch any of that. A proper mattress clean lifts what has built up beneath the surface and leaves the bed noticeably fresher.
We use high-suction vacuuming on the surface and seams, treat stains and odours, then finish with a sanitising step using products suitable for bedding. It's a popular choice for children's rooms, guest beds and households where someone has dust allergies.
Benefits
- A cleaner, fresher-smelling bed
- Dust lifted from the surface, edges and seams
- Sweat marks and everyday stains treated
- Popular for children's rooms and guest beds
- Usually done within a single short visit
- Easy to combine with a sofa or carpet clean
What's Included
- Inspection of the mattress fabric and any marks
- High-suction vacuuming of top, sides and seams
- Stain pre-treatment
- Deep cleaning of the mattress surface
- Odour neutralising
- Sanitising finish suitable for bedding
- Both sides cleaned on request
Step by Step
Our Mattress Cleaning & Sanitising Process
- 01
Strip & Inspect
Bedding is removed and we check the mattress fabric and any stains.
- 02
Vacuum Thoroughly
High-suction vacuuming lifts dust and debris from the surface, edges and seams.
- 03
Treat & Sanitise
Stains and odours are treated, followed by a sanitising finish.
- 04
Air & Remake
We leave the mattress to air and let you know when it's ready for fresh sheets.
FAQ
Mattress Cleaning & Sanitising FAQs
When can we sleep on the mattress again?
Usually within a few hours. Drying time depends on how much treatment the mattress needed, and keeping the room ventilated helps.
Can you remove old stains from a mattress?
Fresh and light stains often lift well. Older marks, especially from sweat or liquids that soaked right through, may fade rather than disappear completely.
How often should a mattress be cleaned?
Every six months is a good routine for most households, and more often for children's beds or if anyone at home has allergies.
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