A-Z about mattress cleaning!
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rwcarpet
Supportive Member
I think what you'll find most cleaners here are doing is pre-spraying, extracting, then applying Micro-Ban or Steri-Fab as a treatment. You cannot claim you are killing dust mites!
GeneMiller
Member
first vacuum it then use an ozone light . no, not the one for detecting urine. after, you can spray it if you like. currently 150 for a king or queen. mostly we just do one side but we will flip it if they want. easy money. i think i posted the link for the light before but i'm to lazy to find it.
gene
gene
ascrubabove
Member
clean only mostly, some who have alergies ask for the alergy treatment (master blend), some ladies want stains removed (make-up and blood).
J Scott W
Member
Master Blend has some good anti-allergen products and a good marketing program to go along with them. Dust mites and other allergens seem to be a main reason people get mattresses cleaned.
Responsible Care Anti-Allergen Prespray, Rinse and a post cleaning treatment. About $99 for a full size or queen mattress in this area. For most styles you flip the mattress over for them while doing the cleaning. Sell them some treatment to control the allergens (proteins) between cleanings.
Vacuum technique is to reach across and pull the vacuum head from the far edge to the center. These prevents pulling dust mites and allergens down onto the carpet.
Responsible Care Anti-Allergen Prespray, Rinse and a post cleaning treatment. About $99 for a full size or queen mattress in this area. For most styles you flip the mattress over for them while doing the cleaning. Sell them some treatment to control the allergens (proteins) between cleanings.
Vacuum technique is to reach across and pull the vacuum head from the far edge to the center. These prevents pulling dust mites and allergens down onto the carpet.
Mike,
The mattress really looks great! Did you use anything special to remove the water stain? Also, how do you avoid overwetting the mattress? Do you recommend using the low moisture upholstery such as: [http://interlinksupply.com/index.html?item_num=AW84++++++++++++++++
The mattress really looks great! Did you use anything special to remove the water stain? Also, how do you avoid overwetting the mattress? Do you recommend using the low moisture upholstery such as: [http://interlinksupply.com/index.html?item_num=AW84++++++++++++++++
