Best Way To Clean A Mattress?

[UncreativePseudonym]

Been lurking here a LONG time, so here's the first of what might be many more posts to come...

Anyway, I have a problem that I'm sure most of you have dealt with at some point: several small-to-medium "liquid" stains on my bed's mattress. Nothing huge, just a few spots where stuff has found its way around my waterproof mattress pad and into the mattress itself.

I'm not really sure what the best way to deal with this is, so anyone have any suggestions?

[PampersPete]

Every 5 years,burn the mattress and buy a new one Small price to pay for the enjoyment of life

[curiositykilledthecat]

sorry I saw the thread title and couldn't help lol.

[redneck diaper boy]

If you are a bedwetter, you should have a moisture proof matress cover. Get the zipper enclosed type.

The last one I bought was from http://www.llmedico.com

Been lurking here a LONG time, so here's the first of what might be many more posts to come...

Anyway, I have a problem that I'm sure most of you have dealt with at some point: several small-to-medium "liquid" stains on my bed's mattress. Nothing huge, just a few spots where stuff has found its way around my waterproof mattress pad and into the mattress itself.

I'm not really sure what the best way to deal with this is, so anyone have any suggestions?

[lynniehyde]

Turn it over.

Cuddles,

--heidilynn

[naughty_baby]

I just flip mine, spray it both sides with fabric freshner leave it to dry and then put it back. It probably won't get rid of stains (I dont have any so I dno) but it'll smell better if you put it face down with the stains you won't see it.

[storey]

If only I could flip mine over It's a pillow-top mattress so not the best to flip over...

[rusty pins]

When it's time for you to get a new bed, next time you might want to consider a waterbed. Very easy to wipe up after a leak.