Nowadays mattresses on average cost over $1000. Cleaning your mattress instead of throwing it away is the more environmentally responsible and cost-effective choice. Mattresses are bulky items that take up a significant amount of space in landfills and can contribute to environmental pollution. Additionally, mattresses are typically made of materials that can be difficult to break down and dispose of properly. By cleaning your mattress, you can prolong its lifespan, reducing the need for replacement and minimizing waste. Regular cleaning can also help maintain the comfort and hygiene of your mattress, ensuring a better sleep environment without the need for unnecessary disposal. Overall, cleaning your mattress is a sustainable and practical choice that benefits both the environment and your wallet.

Mattresses over their lifespan (which is about 7-10 years) gain an average of 8 lbs. and in some cases can even double in weight.  Cleaning your mattress regularly remains important even if you use a mattress cover. While mattress covers mostly protect against spills and stains, they may not fully prevent the accumulation of dust, dead skin cells, and allergens within the mattress. Over time, these particles can still penetrate the cover and create an unhealthy sleeping environment. Regular cleaning helps to remove these contaminants, ensuring that your mattress remains fresh, hygienic, and free from potential allergens that can impact your health and quality of sleep. 

Cuddling our fur-babies is a must! That said, having pets on a bed can become unsanitary over time due to factors such as pet dander, fur shedding, potential parasites, transfer of bacteria and germs from pets' fur or paws, also bodily accidents from time to time. These factors can lead to the accumulation of allergens, bacteria, and odors on bedding, creating an unhealthy sleeping environment. Regular cleaning of bedding and taking measures to minimize pet-related contaminants are essential for maintaining a clean and healthy sleeping space.

On average humans sweat 200ml a night, that is nearly a cup!  Regularly cleaning your mattress is essential due to sweat. Sweat can seep into the mattress, creating a breeding ground for bacteria and allergens. Over time, this can lead to unpleasant odors, skin irritation, and worsen allergies. Cleaning your mattress helps maintain hygiene, prolong its lifespan, and ensures a healthier sleeping environment.

There are anywhere from tens of thousands to 2 million dust mites on your bed. Their favorite meal? Your dead skin. On average we shed nearly a million skin cells a day, many of them ending up in your bed.  Eliminating dust mites from your bed is crucial for reducing allergens that can trigger asthma and allergies. They lead to respiratory issues and skin irritation. Regular cleaning can help minimize dust mite populations, creating a healthier sleeping environment and improving overall well-being.