Expert Advice

How to remove stains

If you can, you should remove stains as soon as they happen. It may still be possible to remove older stains but the process is easier when they're new.

You'll need the following:

• 1/4 cup of white vinegar per litre of warm water
• Cheap bar of soap
• Microfibre cleaning cloth
• Toothbrush
• Clean dry towel

1. If your stain is a fresh spillage, blot up as much as possible.
2. Mix your water and white vinegar solution.
3. Wet the microfibre cloth and wring it out, so it's just damp.
4. Rub the soap onto the cloth.
5. Give the stain a good scrub with the cloth. If it's a stubborn stain, use the toothbrush.
6. Rinse the cloth in water, wring it out and rub over the stain again to remove any soap suds. You may need to repeat this process a few times, especially for older or darker stains.
7. Rub the patch dry with a clean, dry towel. This will help soak up any remaining moisture.
8. Leave your mattress to air dry completely before re-making your bed.

Be sure to read your mattress care instructions before you get to work on stain removal as some mattresses have any water based cleaning products on them.

Too hot when I sleep

This is a common problem for individuals sleeping on memory foam mattresses. Many of these foam mattresses tend to retain heat which means you end up feeling very hot while you sleep. 

Perfect For Guest Houses/Boutique Hotels

Guest houses and boutique hotel mattress choice is very important. These types of accommodation are often looking to provide visitors with a more personal or luxurious stay than the bigger chain hotels.

What is a Zip & Link Mattress?

A Zip and Link or  Zip Link mattress is manufactured by making two separate mattresses and joining them with a very heavy duty zip system. This literally zips the two together down the centre of the mattresses.

Does Memory Foam Sag?

Memory foam sagging and the feeling of a sinking bed or sagging mattress is a very common problem for many people. Not all memory foam mattresses will sag but many do fail overtime as the foam begins to breakdown.

Tips on Cleaning Your Bed

Start by vacuuming your mattress to remove any obvious debris, dust and dirt from the surface. Spot cleaning a mattress is an effective way to deal with any small marks. Using a special fabric cleaner, a small amount of soapy liquid