Mattress maintenance instructions

The core of mattress maintenance lies in regular flipping, cleaning and protection, and avoiding local pressure, which can effectively extend the service life and maintain hygiene. The following are specific maintenance methods:

1、 Regular flipping and adjustment (key measures)

Frequency requirements

It is recommended to flip the new mattress every 2 weeks for the first 3 months of use; Afterwards, flip or switch the head and tail positions every 3-6 months. ‌

The double-sided mattress can be flipped over for use, and the single-sided mattress can be exchanged left and right to ensure even force distribution. ‌

Function and principle

By adjusting the stress area of the mattress, it is particularly important to prevent the collapse of the filling and deformation of the spring, especially for structurally complex types such as spring mattresses and ponytail mattresses. ‌

2、 Cleaning and anti fouling (daily maintenance focus)

Basic cleaning methods

Use a vacuum cleaner to clean the surface dust, with a focus on addressing dents. ‌

Liquid stains should be immediately absorbed with a dry cloth and cleaned locally with neutral soap solution. Water washing or chemical cleaning agents are prohibited. ‌

Protective measures

Laying bedsheets or waterproof and mite proof protective pads to block sweat and liquid penetration. ‌

Remove the plastic film from the new mattress to ensure breathability and prevent moisture and mold. ‌

3、 Precautions for use (avoid damage)

Prohibited behavior

Avoid jumping on the bed or sitting on the edges for extended periods of time to protect the edge springs from damage. ‌

Do not bend or fold the mattress, grip the side during transportation. ‌

Environmental maintenance

Keep the bedroom ventilated and air dry the mattress during the rainy season.

Long term storage requires breathable packaging and placement of desiccants. ‌

4、 Replacement cycle

Even if well maintained, it is recommended to replace the mattress every 8-10 years. Over time, the accumulation of dust mites and material aging can reduce comfort and hygiene standards.