Mattress Cleaning and Sanitation Technology
innovative cleaning and sanitizing system will sanitize and clean stains on the surfaces of your mattress along with killing the millions of dust mites living inside. No matter how new the mattress is, it will still contain dust mites. Within the first few minutes of arriving to your home, our technicians can determine the levels of dust mites and other particles in your mattress. We use a specialized cleaning & sanitizing system for mattresses and upholstery to agitate, vacuum, and kill remaining dust mites. The machine uses a deep-suction-vacuum and emits UV-C light onto your mattress at the same time. It uses a rotating brush to expose dust mites from up to six inches inside the mattress, which is the breeding ground for mites. It uses high frequency pulse waves to create a high-powered suction vacuum to absorb these microscopic organisms that are agitated from within. The UV-C Germicidal light will eliminate all remaining bacteria, dust mites, viruses, fungal spores, and any other organism hiding in your mattress, leaving them with little means to reproduce. We perform this process on the front, back, and all sides of the mattress, as well as pillows. Afterwards, we spray a non-toxic cleaning solution to protect the mattress from future stains and odors. By implementing the Mattrex, Inc. mattress cleaning and sanitation procedures, your mattress will be much cleaner with the aim of resulting in a better night sleep, because Sleeping Matters!
The Process
Mattresses are fragile and if not maneuvered or cared for properly they can easily break. Also, they cannot get wet as it will attract bacteria and cause mold, causing permanent stain. The actual process however is very quick and simple with minimal equipment and proper technique. EasyClean2U has developed and utilizes a simple, innovative process that will leave your mattress free of dust mites and looking brand new within 15 minutes. First we eliminate any spots or stains that are noticeable on the mattress using proper non-toxic chemicals. Once those are gone, we can begin the sanitation process.