Italian 6-inch Memory Foam Pillow with Rayon from Bamboo Cover

Italian 6-inch Memory Foam Pillow with Rayon from Bamboo Cover
Italian 6-inch Memory Foam Pillow with Rayon from Bamboo Cover

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

How to Clean Memory Foam Mattresses


Memory foam mattress

Things You Need:

  • Vacuum with soft brush attachment
  • Fabric cleaner
  • Spray bottle
  • White vinegar
  • Water source
  • Hair dryer or fan








While memory foam mattresses can be a treat to sleep on, they can be very difficult to clean. Memory foam mattresses and pillows can be damaged in the washer or dryer; however, you can clean them with a few household products. It may take a couple of days for the mattress to dry, so you'll need to plan ahead. Look below to learn how to clean memory foam.

Instructions:

  1. Vacuum. Vacuum the memory foam mattress or pillow using a handheld vacuum or a regular vacuum with a brush attachment. It may help to place the bedding on the floor or outside on a flat surface.
  2. Begin washing. Fill a spray bottle with 1/2 cup cool-water fabric cleaner and 1 cup water. Shake well. Place the mattress in your bathtub or near an outdoor water source. Spray the memory foam mattress with your cleaning solution until you cover it entirely, front and back. Let the mattress sit for 30 to 45 minutes. Rinse off the mattress in the shower or with a hose.
  3. Spray again. Refill your spray bottle with 1/4 cup vinegar and 3/4 cup water. Shake well. Spray the vinegar solution all over your memory foam mattress. Rinse the mattress again, getting all of the solution out. Clear out excess water by gently pressing on the mattress. Be careful; twisting or folding the mattress may cause it to permanently crease or tear.
  4. Begin drying. Use a hair dryer or small fan to dry the memory foam mattress as much as possible. Leave the mattress outside or in a well-ventilated area to dry. It may take one or two days for it to fully dry. Use the hair dryer or fan every few hours to help the drying process.
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This article was written by Anna Scanlon from Overstock.com

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