Professional Mattress Cleaning & Disinfecting

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DUST MITES & BACTERIA
Did you know that your mattress might be the dirtiest piece of furniture in your house? According to the Center for Disease Control, a mattress can have anywhere between 10,000 to 10 million dust mites in it.  House dust mites are microscopic creatures that live in protected indoor environments such as carpets, furniture, and pillows and mattresses. The dust mite feeds on shed dead skin cells. The feces and dead bodies of mites are allergens to susceptible people, causing asthma, rhinitis or dermatitis.

Why the mattress? Because it’s warm, often moist, cozy, easy to burrow into and full of their favorite food…skin flakes, the skin flakes every human being sheds every day and night of his or her life, no matter what their age, sex or state of health.

And you can’t vacuum them away, you must have a professional clean your mattress. Call us for a free estimate: 786-262-6454

STAIN REMOVAL
Stains happen. We know this. Urine, sweat, blood, wine, and the list goes on and on. You can try to remove the stains on your own with a household stain remover, but you have to be extremely careful NOT to dampen the inside of your mattress. This is an invitation for bacteria and dust mites. By getting your mattress professionally cleaned, you can safely remove all stains and preserve the life of your mattress, saving lots of money in the long run.

ODOR REMOVAL
Even a new mattress can have an odor such as chemical smells. But the odors that come from old mattresses, such as urine, body odor or mildew can not only be unpleasant to say the least, but can also cause breathing problems along with other common respiratory symptoms. 

 

Facts

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• People shed 10,000 million scales of bacteria laden skin every day, most of which end up in our mattresses.
• A mattress can have anywhere between 10,000 to 10 million dust mites in it.
• Up to 60% of the dust mites found in the home are actually living in your bed!
• Dust mites produce 200 times it’s body weight in excrement during their normal life span.
• Dust mites feed for up to 170 days on our shed skin.
• Dust mites spread rapidly. A female dust mite lays around 300 eggs at once.
• Dust mites can live without food for up to a year.

FAQ's

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How often should mattresses be cleaned?
Both sides of your mattress should be cleaned at least once a year, otherwise the damage to your mattress and to your health could cost you thousands of dollars.

How long does the cleaning process take?  
It depends on the size of mattress, but between 15-20 minutes for a single mattress and about 30 minutes for a double mattress. Queen and King Mattresses can take up to an hour. 

How long after you’ve finished do we have to wait before we can make the bed and go to sleep?  
You only need to wait approximately 1-2 hours for the cleaning solutions we use to evaporate off.  Although it is not necessary, airing out the room will expedite the drying of your mattress.  After your mattress has dried, you can then make your bed. 

What are the allergies commonly caused by bacteria and dust mites in your mattress*?
The following allergy related symptoms such as Asthma, Eczema, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, Inflammation of the Mucous Membranes, Itchy Red Eyes, Headaches, Sinus Pain, Fatigue, early morning fits of excessive sneezing, even a feeling of depression when you wake up can be directly related to dust mites and/or bacteria in your mattress.

Can mattress cleaning cure my allergy?  
No, it doesn’t offer any cure, but it will help to reduce the severity and frequency of allergies. Many of our customers have found that their particular allergy disappears altogether and in the case of asthmatics, about 85% of sufferers are allergic to House Dust Mite droppings, so the chances of us helping an asthma sufferer is very high. 

Tips to reduce Dust Mites in your mattress!
Although you cant completely eliminate dust mites from your mattress, you can significantly reduce their number by following these guidelines:

• Frequently wash all sheets, blankets, pillowcases, and bedcovers in hot water
• Avoid wool or down bedcovers
• Keep stuffed animals/toys off of beds
• If you keep stuffed animals on your child's bed, wash them frequently
• Vacuum frequently
• Have your mattresses professionally cleaned regularly

Why can't I just vacuum my own mattress?  
Traditional household vacuums do not have the power to remove the highly resilient dust mites and other harmful debris that are deeply embedded in the mattress. And, they do not utilize the all important sanitizing properties of cleaning solutions, the key to effective sanitizing.