Tip & How-To about Furniture
On daily basis humans shed skin cells. Along with these skin cells we also shed
millions of bacteria. These bacteria can
easily infiltrate your sheets and mattress cover making it vital that you have
a regular mattress cleaning routine/schedule.
Many mattresses come with tags that indicate what types of cleaning
products are best suited for that particular mattress. If your mattress indicates that it is ok, try
using natural, organic cleansers. Here
are a few basic cleaning tips that should help keep your mattress in great
condition:
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When it comes time to flip your mattress (every
6-8 weeks) take some time to vacuum both sides
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Accidents happen. Children/pets may leave an unwanted stain on
your mattress. They can be removed by
first blotting excess wetness from the area, followed by lightly spraying the
region with an enzymatic cleanser, then blotting the area once more. I recommend following this up with some
baking soda - sprinkle some on the affected area to help eliminate persistent
odors and to absorb residual moisture
•
Wash your sheets, blankets and pillows regularly
• Use a dust mite cover to protect your mattress
Sweating is your body's way of releasing excess heat and cooling itself. Sweating is natural in many situations, but sweating can be intensified by any number of elements, including heat, exercise and stress.
Humans can certainly be
bitten by fleas but generally cat flea cannot be sustained and infest humans.
However, if the female flea is allowed to feed for twelve consecutive hours on
a human, it can lay viable eggs.
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