A clean and fresh mattress is essential for good health and restful sleep. However, over time, sweat, dust, dead skin cells and natural body oils can build up on the surface of your mattress, leading ...

You probably change your sheets regularly, but do you ever think about how to clean your mattress? Mattresses collect dead skin cells, sweat, stains, dust mites and other unpleasant things like urine.

Apply baking soda: Sprinkle a thin, even layer of baking soda across the mattress. If you’re adding essential oils, Stein suggests mixing a few drops with the baking soda before sprinkling. Sifting ...

There are few things sweeter in life than cuddling up in your bed, cocooned in freshly washed sheets and blankets (ah, that scent!) for a solid night of shuteye or Netflixing. But—sorry to be the ...

Your mattress is filthy. Here's how to clean and deodorize your mattress. Plus, the best way to protect it from odor and grime in the future. There’s nothing quite like slipping under the sheets after ...

It’s not pleasant when you go to change your sheets and notice a nasty stain on your mattress. Whether you’re dealing with a fresh spill or an old stain that’s had plenty of time to set in, it’s ...

I write a lot about mattresses and in particular how to get rid of stains, so I’m always on the lookout for cleaning hacks to tackle everything from yellow marks to pee. There are loads of mattress ...

A summer full of heatwaves means the average couple has produced over 100 liters of sweat at night — here's how to get your mattress clean again ...

How do I clean my bedding? It's important to look on the tags of your bed accessories to double-check any specific instructions for cleaning & maintenance. Generally, though, most pillows (apart from ...

Jessica Ek is the Senior Director of Digital Communications for the American Cleaning Institute (ACI), where she has worked since 2018. She is passionate about using her communications and writing ...