1. Flip mattress
When using a new mattress, it's not just about putting it on the bed frame and everything is fine. It's necessary to flip the mattress up and down every three months to prevent unevenness in the bed surface due to uneven force.
2. Prohibited sitting edge
The edge is the most vulnerable part of the mattress, and sitting on the edge of the mattress for a long time can easily damage the side springs, reducing the lifespan of the mattress.
3. Tear off the film for use
Don't tear off that protective film just to keep the mattress clean. Because protective film can make the mattress unable to breathe, over time, it is susceptible to moisture and mold. In severe cases, it can also harm physical health.
4. Keep clean
Regularly use a vacuum cleaner to clean the mattress. If you accidentally spill tea, coffee, or other beverages on the bed, you should immediately use a towel or toilet paper to press and dry vigorously, and then blow dry with a hair dryer. When the mattress accidentally gets stained, it can be cleaned with soap and water. Do not use strong acidic or alkaline cleaning agents to avoid fading and damage to the mattress.
5. Proper handling
When moving the mattress, do not fold it, as it may damage internal springs and other materials. It should be held on the side of the mattress for handling. This is the easiest way to move a mattress and helps prevent damage to the mattress. The handles on the side of the mattress are only for use when the mattress is flipped over.
6. Matched bedding
Bedding can extend the lifespan of a mattress and is also more hygienic, as you can easily remove, wash, and air dry the mattress. After using the bedding, making a bed is also more convenient.