Our tips for extending the life of your mattress.
When you invest ina new mattress, you want it to last. To make that happen, there are some things that come to mind right away. We put a mattress protector on it, tell the kids not to use it as a trampoline... And then there are some lesser-known tips that we’re sharing with you today! In this article, discover some practical tips for extending the life of your mattress.
Mattress Protectors and Mattress Lifespan
Para Maintain and extend the life of your mattress...there's the mattress protector. You might think this is unnecessary, that a sheet is enough... Big mistake! The sheets aren't waterproof and let stains through. Believe us, little accidents happen in the blink of an eye: breakfast in bed that turns into a disaster, the youngest child having a nightmare, the dog having trouble digesting his kibble, or even Mother Nature making an unexpected appearance. Next, we'll learn the best practices for extend the life of our mattress.
Mattress Protector
The best solution for these tough stains is a
mattress protector. If the sheet isn’t enough to absorb the spill, the mattress protector will.
Just pop it in the washing machine—no need to scrub the mattress with a toothbrush for two hours. Plus, a mattress protector makes making the bed easier
by holding the sheets in place more evenly, providing a high level of comfort.
Ventilation: The Key to Durability
If we're all dreaming of getting some fresh air right now, then—The mattress should do that too! The approach of summer is the The perfect time to let your mattress air out. Don't be shy—feel free to remove the sheet and mattress protector so you can fully enjoy this sun treatment. The sun's rays will eliminate moisture and dust mites that may exist and extend the life of your mattress. A few minutes by an open window will be enough. By the way, the Kipli mattress is naturally dust-mite-resistant, so it has everything going for it. Speaking of open windows, airing out your bedroom every day helps extend the life of your mattress. In addition to refreshing the air in the room, opening the window also will limit the occurrence of dust mites in bedding (sheets, mattress, comforter, etc.). Finally, Elija a box spring for his mattress. The air circulates better. It will also be It's easier to vacuum and prevent mold from growing.
Flip the mattress over
Few people think about flipping their mattress. However, it’s highly recommended for maintaining it, especially if it’s a synthetic mattress (polyurethane, memory foam, synthetic latex, etc.). In fact, these types of mattresses are moreprone to sagging over time. When the mattress is new, it’s a good idea to flip it once or twice a month for the first two months. After that, you can flip it every three months, at the start of each season.
From a technical standpoint,
It is recommended that you flip the mattress from head to toe in January. This will allow the gaps to align.
In March, you can flip the mattress completely over to the other side and enjoy a cooler side for the summer, if your mattress has one. At the
Winter Tour, it's time to flip the mattress back to the right side. If you sleep on one side more than the other, or if one side doesn't feel right, try the head-to-toe flip method—it works very well.
Do you need to flip natural latex mattresses? We’re often asked this question.The correct answer: no, flipping isn’t necessary because of the material’s natural breathability and durability.
Clean the mattress cover
Although the tips above apply to all types of mattresses,we recommend that you choose a mattress with a removable cover.
Being able to remove the cover is anundeniable advantage when it comes to ensuring the mattress’s longevity. If it’s machine-washable, even better. By washing the cover a couple of times a year, you can help eliminate dust mites and keep your mattress clean.It will alsomake it easier to remove stains from your bedding.
Does your current mattress not have a cover? Don't worry. The sooner you treat a stain, the easier it will be to remove. Always choose amild cleanerthatis as natural as possible. With a littlewarm water and a grease-cutting cleaner, you can remove most stains. If there's abloodstain on your mattress, use cold water.
We hope you enjoyed this article. Every week we publish articles like the one you just read. We look forward to seeing you again.
Of course,
The Kipli Team
