Kids' Bed Cleaning

Healthier sleep, free of pollutants and allergens

Kids' bed cleaning is an essential part of home maintenance — one of the things you must attend to regularly, at least once a year. Imagine what a towel would look like if you lay on it 8–10 hours a day, every day, for years — that's exactly how our kids' beds absorb dust, pollutants, allergens and dust mites deep into the fabric fibers.

A thorough cleaning every six months or year will ensure your family sleeps better and healthier. Many customers only reach out to us after developing an allergy — the sentence we hear most after cleaning is "if we'd known sooner, we would've booked you long ago."

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Kids' bed mattress cleaning - before and after

Questions & answers

The bed looks clean, why clean it once a year?

The goal of bed cleaning is removing pollutants and allergens — not just visible stains. Dust mites, bacteria and other pollutants aren't visible to the eye, so it's important not to neglect regular cleaning. At the end of the process you'll be surprised to see all the dirt we extract from furniture that looked clean on the surface.

How long does the process take?

The time varies by fabric type, bed structure and dirt level — the average time is about 45 minutes.

How long until the bed dries?

Drying times vary by fabric type and the amount of water needed, averaging between 8 and 12 hours. Thanks to advanced technology we've managed to significantly cut drying times — we always suggest customers schedule cleaning for the morning or early afternoon, to allow enough drying time before bed that same evening.

There was an accident and there's a urine smell — is there a way to treat it?

Absolutely yes, that's exactly what we're here for. Beyond a deep clean, we remove unpleasant odors with a professional odor-neutralizing material.

We have mold on the bed — can it be treated?

Yes — with the right materials and working method, we can remove the mold from the surface and stop it from continuing to spread. Keep in mind that sometimes, as a result of mold damage, small marks may remain that have already caused irreversible damage to the color or fabric fibers.

The correct process steps

1.Thoroughly vacuum all the dust.
2.Spray a mattress-cleaning solution to loosen the dirt.
3.Scrub the entire bed with a silicone brush, to separate dirt from the fabric fibers.
4.Wash with hot water using the injection-extraction method.
5.Spray all parts of the bed with an odor-neutralizing material.