How to clean latex sheets, how to clean latex mattresses?

Latex mattresses can be washed.

As we all know, latex mattresses do not need to be cleaned as often because their natural ingredients are not prone to bacteria and dust mites. In the absence of visible stains, surface dust and **metabolites can be removed with a vacuum cleaner every 3 months.

If there are obvious stains, you can wash them by hand on a topical basis, as latex mattresses are highly absorbent. If the entire mattress is in the bathroom, rinse with a shower and gently rub the stained area with medium soapy water until rinsed well.

Never put the latex mattress in the sun, because natural latex is prone to oxidation and natural drying. Especially when exposed to ultraviolet light, the oxidation rate is faster.

Latex mattresses can not be cleaned with water, can not be exposed to the sun, if you want to clean must buy a professional cleaning agent, latex sun glory yellow.

It is not easy to clean, although the latex does not melt in water, it cannot be brushed.

Latex mattresses should only be wiped with a damp towel and shaded.

The cleaning of latex mattresses includes: vacuum vacuuming, dry cleaning, water washing, alcohol disinfection, and ultraviolet disinfection.

1. Vacuum vacuuming.

Vacuuming a latex mattress can effectively remove dust and stains from the surface of the mattress. Before washing, pat the hair, dust and debris on the surface of the mattress with a brush or palm before vacuuming. This method is obviously simple and easy to do, but it only removes surface stains and is not very effective for deep stains.

2. Dry cleaning method.

Latex mattresses can be cleaned using dry cleaners. Spray the dry cleaner evenly on the surface of the mattress with your empty fingers, then gently scrub with a brush, wait for the dry cleaner to dry, and then vacuum the dry cleaner and stains to remove them. This method can remove deep stains, but you need to pay attention to the choice of dry cleaner and do not use detergents containing chlorine bleach to avoid damaging the latex mattress.

3. Washing method.

Latex mattresses can be cleaned with clean water, but care needs to be taken not to overshoot the water temperature so as not to affect the quality of latex. Place the mattress in the sink and rinse it with clean water, then gently wipe it with detergent and finally rinse it with clean water. This method allows you to wash the mattress thoroughly, but you need to pay attention to the choice of water temperature and detergent.

4. Alcohol disinfection method.

Latex mattresses can be disinfected with alcohol, spray alcohol evenly on the surface of the mattress, and then wipe it clean with a clean towel. This method can kill bacteria and viruses on the surface of the mattress, but you need to pay attention to the amount of alcohol used, not too much, so as not to affect the quality of the latex.

5. Ultraviolet disinfection method.

Latex mattresses can be disinfected with ultraviolet light, and the ultraviolet light bulb is aimed at the surface of the mattress to kill bacteria and viruses on the surface of the mattress. This method does not require the use of any detergent and has no effect on the quality of the latex mattress, but it is necessary to pay attention to the time and intensity of UV rays, and not to over-irradiate.

1. Latex mattresses can be washed, but it is generally not recommended to clean, because the drying procedure after washing is more troublesome, and most families cannot make the mattress dry thoroughly.

2. If there are small areas of stains, such as baby bedwetting, spitting up, etc., you can first blot dry the hair to orange towels or paper towels, and then dry them with natural air. If you need to clean the place again, you can use a wet towel to press a small area and dry it in the same way afterwards.

3. You can usually take the mattress outdoors, put it flat, and pat it off some of the potato dust. Remember not to pinch the latex mattress in a small area, as it is easy to tear the latex mattress.