The Housekeeper Explained How to Remove Stains from the Mattress with Home Remedies

  "Cleaning mattresses can be a tedious job, but one housekeeper has revealed a natural and simple way to not only clean your mattress, but also remove stubborn stains such as chocolate or coffee.

 

     The average person spends around eight hours on their mattress each night, so if you don't give it a thorough cleaning every few months, it will accumulate dirt, dust, dead skin cells, sweat and oil, according to express.co.uk.

 

     These impurities turn into yellow spots, which can make a person feel uncomfortable, even if he sleeps in freshly laundered bedding.

 

     Fortunately, one cleaning expert has explained how to clean your mattress with a simple cleaning solution that you probably already have at home. This product will not only help clean the mattress, but also remove any stubborn stains from the fabric.

 

     In her latest TikTok video, the expert, Vanessa, said: "I'm a housekeeper and I'm going to show you how to get stains out of your mattress using things you already have in your home."

 

     To make the cleaner she suggests, you'll need a toothbrush, a spray bottle, two cups of water, five drops of dishwashing liquid, and one cup of hydrogen peroxide.

 

     Hydrogen peroxide is the most effective way to clean a mattress, as it should remove stains and dust buildup without leaving any harmful residue. The dishwashing detergent you use should not be colored so as not to stain the mattress, and it would be best if you choose an organic brand.

 

     Vanessa added that you can also "add five drops of your favorite essential oil" to this cleaning solution, but be aware that some essential oils, such as eucalyptus, citrus and peppermint, can be harmful to both cats and dogs. If you have a pet, it is recommended that you do your research before spraying essential oil solutions at home.

 

     Once you've mixed and poured the cleaning solution into the spray bottle, it's time to use it on the mattress. “Give it a gentle shake and you're good to go!” noted Vanessa.

 

     "Spray a few times on the stain and scrub it with a toothbrush. Take a white towel and absorb the stain. Repeat this process until the stain is gone."