A clean and fresh mattress is essential for good health and restful sleep. However, over time, sweat, dust, dead skin cells and natural body oils can build up on the surface of your mattress, leading ...

You probably change your sheets regularly, but do you ever think about how to clean your mattress? Mattresses collect dead skin cells, sweat, stains, dust mites and other unpleasant things like urine.

Even the best mattresses aren't immune to becoming blighted by yellow stains (unless you're using a decent mattress protector, of course). Hydrogen peroxide is a popular cleaning agent used to remove ...

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If you haven't thought about cleaning your mattress lately, consider this: You probably spend six to eight hours on it every ...

Of all the things that need to be cleaned in your home, your mattress is probably the one you think about the least. As long as you use a mattress cover and change the sheets regularly you should be ...

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Memory foam has a reputation for being difficult—or even impossible—to clean. But whether you're dealing with spills or musty odors, there will come a time when your mattress needs a refresh. So, how ...

When it comes to buying a mattress, most of us spend a ton of time researching the best one. Whether it’s a bed in a box or from a store, we want to make sure that our mattress is non-toxic, comfy, ...