Mattress & Upholstery

We all like to get our sleep, and rely on our mattresses to provide us with a clean comfy place to nap. What happens when your mattress gets dirty? How do you prevent dust mites and other allergens from interfering with your rest? What routine maintenance does a mattress need?

Mattress Cleaning service
Years back, mattress cleaning was not really ever thought of until more and more documented facts gathered. Documented reports show that symptoms of dust mite survive under warm, dark and humid conditions. Dust mites are tiny animals you cannot see unless by magnification. It's a known fact, every home naturally has dust mites. They feed on skin flakes and are found in mattresses, pillows, carpets, upholstered furniture, bedcovers, clothes, stuffed toys, and fabric or other fabric covered items.


Allergies resulting from dust mites include wheezing or tight chest, Itchy or watery eyes, blocked nose passages, sneezing, asthma, sinus symptoms, eczema, night-time coughing for no reason, and hay fever. Would you believe that dust mite excrement and skin particles can equal up to a pound per year in a mattress?

The causes of this unhygienic and health threatening state of affairs are numerous and complex. Men, women and children spend years on mattresses that are extremely soiled and thus dangerous to their health. It is erroneous to believe that a sheet will protect against this kind of dirt. A bed sheet protects against these particles about as much as a fishing net would protect against sand.

We have found that a mattress cleaning is dependent upon a persons health, their environment, pets and personal preference. We normally recommend that a new mattress be cleaned once a year to ensure a better sleep atmosphere. Older mattress's may require more frequent cleanings. When it comes to children, please make it a special priority every few months.