If in winter your mattress is affected by damp stains that are difficult to remove, with this remedy you will never see them again.
No more damp stains
Here is an incredible and 100% reliable method that will allow you to get rid of the horrible damp stains that often affect your mattress.
How to prevent damp stains from getting on your mattress
There are several ways to prevent damp stains from getting on your mattress. Firstly, it would be a good idea to use a waterproof mattress cover, because it can help protect your mattress from damp stains and also from sweat or night-time accidents.
An anti-humidity pillow can help absorb excess moisture and keep the face dry during the night. The use of a dehumidifier can help remove excess moisture from the room and maintain an ideal humidity of 50-60%.
Mattress and humidity
Taking a shower before going to bed can help to remove excess moisture from the body and reduce sweating during the night. Using sheets and blankets made of natural fabrics, such as cotton, linen or silk, can help you breathe better and keep the mattress dry.
Opening windows or turning on a fan can help circulate air and remove excess moisture from the room. A thermal blanket can help keep the body warm during the night without excessive sweating. By implementing these measures you can reduce the chance of damp patches appearing on your mattress.
But if it’s too late and you want to remove the stains from this surface, here is the ultimate solution.
Here’s which ingredient to use
If you have really tried them all, today we give you the ultimate solution. This is a process to remove damp stains from the mattress with an ingredient that we are sure you already know very well. We are talking about baking soda.
To remove the damp stains from this surface:
Remove all blankets and sheets from the mattress and let the mattress air dry completely.
Mix one cup of baking soda with a few drops of lavender essence or tea tree oil to create a natural deodorant.
Sprinkle baking soda on the area affected by wet spots.
Leave the baking soda on for at least an hour, or longer if the stains are particularly persistent.
Vacuum the baking soda from the mattress with a hoover.
Wipe the area affected by the stains with a damp cloth and allow to dry completely.
Place clean, scented blankets and sheets on top of the mattress.
Baking soda
Always remember to test baking soda on a small area of the mattress before using it on the entire surface to make sure it does not cause any damage to the fabric. In fact, some fabrics may not tolerate this ingredient and may be damaged.
We recommend repeating the procedure over and over again until you get the effect you are looking for. Sometimes this remedy is ineffective for the simple reason that it is probably too late to renovate your old mattress.