mattress CLEANING specialist

Steam cleaning is incredibly effective for mattresses because the high-temperature steam (150°C - 180°C) penetrates deep into fabric fibers. This intense heat effectively kills dust mites, bacteria, and breaks down dirt and stains, leaving your Mattress sanitized and fresh without harsh chemicals. drying time is much more faster due to wet steaming rather than the older method of water extraction or even hot water extraction.  

It is recommended to get your mattress professionally cleaned every 6-12 months is a good general guideline, consider increasing the frequency to every 6 months or even more often if you have pets, allergies. Regular vacuuming between deep steam cleans will also help maintain your mattress freshness.  

Our advanced wet steam Mattress cleaning method heats water to boiling temperatures, creating a powerful combination of hot vapor and minimal boiling water. This "wet steam" is simultaneously sprayed and extracted, providing an exceptionally deep clean that rinses away dirt and breaks down stains.  

Unlike traditional hot water extraction, which often introduces excessive use of water required that saturates Mattress and padding – potentially leading to prolonged drying times, dampness, and mold buildup – our approach is fundamentally different. It's important to note that typical household hot water, like that from a kettle, starts at 100°C but cools significantly by the time its applied to a cleaning equipment to apply to your mattress. 

Our specialized equipment, however, continuously maintains water at precise, high temperatures of 150 - 180 degrees directly applied to your mattress and effectively cleaning at its best using wet steam (minimum boiling water mixed with steam), ensuring an effective, deep clean that's also carefully controlled to prevent over-wetting.   read more on the difference between General Steam Cleaning vs Hot Water Extraction vs Wet Steam. 

Yellow stains are among the most common issues we encounter in professional mattress cleaning. While many stains can be successfully removed, some have limitations due to their chemical nature.

The most frequent culprit is a buildup of sweat and body oils — a mix of proteins, salts, acids, and sebum — that gradually penetrates mattress fibers. Over time, these substances undergo a chemical reaction known as oxidation, which permanently alters the fabric’s color. Much like how a sliced apple turns brown when exposed to air, oxidized stains represent a material-level change that cannot be reversed through cleaning.

Our Promise: Hygiene Over Perfection

Mattress cleaning is not just about aesthetics — it’s about hygiene, health, and longevity. We focus on removing the soiling components of stains: sweat, oils, bacteria, allergens, and other organic matter. While oxidized discoloration may remain, your mattress will be thoroughly sanitized, fresh, and safe for restful sleep.

Understand oxidized stains and how to prevent them  Read our blog: That Yellow stain on my mattress

How to take care of your mattress. Read our blog: Your simple DIY mattress care guide

The World Health Organization (WHO) Trusted Source notes that bacteria are rapidly killed at temperatures above 149°F (65°C). This temperature is below that of boiling water or even a simmer.

Our industrial hot water and steam cleaner reaches up to 180°C with up to 10 bars of pressure.

Typically, Mattresses requires  6-8 hours to dry after steam cleaning, though this can vary. Factors such as air circulation, humidity levels, and the ambient temperature in your home can influence the drying time. Although the minim amount of water was used through wet steam, your Mattress will feel slightly damp to the touch immediately after the cleaning process

Remember:  We don’t just surface clean—we deep clean.   Expect a longer drying time, and that’s a good thing. Our process reaches deep into the Mattress to remove embedded dirt, allergens, and bacteria. We use controlled moisture, thorough extraction, and dry steam to penetrate the deepest layers of your mattress—without over saturating . The result? A cleaner, healthier Mattress. 

Recommended methods to dry upholstery.

• Leaving Your Windows Open
• Turn On Your Ceiling or Standing Fan, or 
• Turning on your aircon to dry mode (keep windows closed in this process)

Visit our Blog Articles

• How to take care of your mattress
• Deep cleaning with wet steam VS hot water extraction
• What is that Yellow stain on my mattress?
• How to easily remove odours from your pillows