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Mattress Upholstery Maintenance
Crystal Kleen expertly cleans mattresses for owners who understand that once the mattress became stained or soiled, the mattress
warranty was likely voided. For most manufacturers, the warranty and product care information state that the only recommended
cleaning method is vacuuming. All manufacturers recommend mattress protectors or pads.
If your goal is to have spots or soil on your mattress removed, you've definitely come to the right place. Most stains can be removed,
and we use anti-allergen products to ensure a healthy sleeping environment. The fabric on many mattresses tends to be a blend.
The danger of homeowners attempting to spot clean a mattress is that even if they get the stain out, which isn't what we usually find,
they also end up with a water spot or browning (that yellow or brown ring around where you cleaned). Leave the cleaning of
mattresses to a professional, we know how to clean the fabric covering without affecting the materials underneath.
If your goal is to have your mattress cleaned to remove spots or stains and preserve your manufacturer warranty, we probably can't
help you. Unfortunately, most mattress manufacturer warranties state that if the mattress is stained or soiled the warranty is void. We
agree that a blood spot from a nosebleed shouldn't have anything to do with a two inch depression in the center of the mattress, but
then again we don't manufacture mattresses. Sometimes we receive requests to clean a mattress that is stained and/or soiled
because the owner has another problem with the mattress. They want warranty service for the other problem (like a depression, etc.),
but know the warranty is voided because of an unrelated stain. These are mattress owners we cannot help simply because we do not
have the resources to become embroiled in a dispute between a mattress owner and a mattress manufacturer. Hopefully, the
following links to major manufacturer web sites regarding mattress care for your information are helpful.
Crystal Kleen expertly cleans mattresses for owners who understand that once the mattress became stained or soiled, the mattress
warranty was likely voided. For most manufacturers, the warranty and product care information state that the only recommended
cleaning method is vacuuming. All manufacturers recommend mattress protectors or pads.
If your goal is to have spots or soil on your mattress removed, you've definitely come to the right place. Most stains can be removed,
and we use anti-allergen products to ensure a healthy sleeping environment. The fabric on many mattresses tends to be a blend.
The danger of homeowners attempting to spot clean a mattress is that even if they get the stain out, which isn't what we usually find,
they also end up with a water spot or browning (that yellow or brown ring around where you cleaned). Leave the cleaning of
mattresses to a professional, we know how to clean the fabric covering without affecting the materials underneath.
If your goal is to have your mattress cleaned to remove spots or stains and preserve your manufacturer warranty, we probably can't
help you. Unfortunately, most mattress manufacturer warranties state that if the mattress is stained or soiled the warranty is void. We
agree that a blood spot from a nosebleed shouldn't have anything to do with a two inch depression in the center of the mattress, but
then again we don't manufacture mattresses. Sometimes we receive requests to clean a mattress that is stained and/or soiled
because the owner has another problem with the mattress. They want warranty service for the other problem (like a depression, etc.),
but know the warranty is voided because of an unrelated stain. These are mattress owners we cannot help simply because we do not
have the resources to become embroiled in a dispute between a mattress owner and a mattress manufacturer. Hopefully, the
following links to major manufacturer web sites regarding mattress care for your information are helpful.
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