Clorox Stain Out

Remove odors and stains from your memory foam mattress is not as difficult as you might think. Most people feel that the memory foam is very fragile and can be easily damaged. Although this is partly true, you can remove stains and odors from your memory foam mattress without damage. Here is a list of methods different ways you can eliminate odors and remove stains.

Odor Removal

Memory foam is particularly absorbent and may draw the odors from the air and stick to it. Smells like cigarette smoke, urine and vomit, may persist in the memory foam for long periods of time. To get rid of these smells, you can try one or more of the methods listed below.

1. Take baking soda and sprinkle over the entire surface of your memory foam mattress. Allow the baking soda to sit on the topper for the whole night. The next morning, take a vacuum cleaner with an attachment that has a soft brush or hand vacuum and thoroughly vacuum the baking soda of Topper. Baking soda is very absorbent and should do the trick.

2. Find a cleaner that is citrus based. With the spray citrus cleaner front and rear of the topper (spray very lightly). Let the cleaner citrus-based dry on the mattress. This should take no more than a few hours. Once the cleaning is dried under vacuum mattresses front and back.

3. One of the most emotional odors remove the memory foam is purchased with a store of commercial products such as Febreze or Freshcare (Febreze is Proctor and Gamble and Clorox is Freshcare). Simply spray the foam with memory odor remover and let it dry.

Remove stains

1. Use pure water and boric acid reduce the stain, then sprinkle boric acid on the wetland. With a sponge or soft cloth and blot the area a circular motion until the stain disappears. The sponge is dry cloth and blot the area and then try to use a vacuum cleaner hand vacuum cleaner brush soft brush to remove any remaining residue.

2. Use hydrogen peroxide to dampen a soft sponge, then dry the stained area and a movement that is circular. Be aware of hydrogen peroxide will change the color of the foam. It will remove the stain but also discolor the area were to apply.

3. Use a cleaner pet enzyme stain. You can find most of these types of stain to your local pet store. Spray the surface with the appropriate stain and let stand for 15-20 minutes. Take a damp cloth or sponge and wipe the area. Once the area has dried vacuum.

If the previous methods do not work to remove the stain, you can try to contact a professional cleaner mattress. Try finding one in your local Yellow Pages or the Internet. You can also contact the manufacturer of mattress pads because they may have specific products that they manufacture, they can be used to remove stains from memory foam.

If you have an odor or staining your memory foam mattress and try the methods above. In the short time memory foam you will be clean and odorless.