Professional Mattress Cleaning in Adelaide, SA
Mattress cleaning by Bensons Cleaning Services produces dramatic results. When a Bensons Cleaning Services technician cleans a mattress the client never fails to be amazed at the amount of dust and debris extracted prior to the deodorising and steam cleaning treatment.
Although your mattress may appear to be clean, in actual fact there are millions of shed skin particles and other debris contained therein. Dust mites, germs and other bacteria thrive in these conditions.
Bensons Cleaning Services use a formulated treatment designed specifically to eliminate this problem and, combined with 200°C steam extraction, leaves your mattresses clean, fresh and sterilised.
To book the best Deluxe Mattress cleaning service in Adelaide, call 0412 184 687 now.
Deluxe Mattress Cleaning
What We Do
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A pre-inspection of your mattress
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Pre-vacuum of the mattress
This will remove any loose or soiled debris
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Pre-spray the mattress with a specialised deodoriser/sanitiser
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Hand bonnet encapsulation clean
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Anti-bacterial treatment
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Steam clean the mattress to extract & remove dust-mite allergens
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Single from $90
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King Single from $100
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Double from $160
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Queen from $175
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King from $195
But why do you need to have your mattress professionally steam cleaned?
Make no mistake, the bedroom is one of the ‘dirtiest’ rooms in the home. That might sound a little odd, but the reason they hold this title is because of microscopic critters called dust mites. Humans shed a layer of skin every 28 to 38 days (a lot of that shedding happens while we are in bed) and dust mites absolutely thrive on all that dead-skin. They produce 200 times their body weight in excrement during their lifetime. A female dust mite can produce up to 300 eggs.
This article will highlight just how harmful and unhygienic beds can really be. 
Have you ever seen a dust mite?
Dust mites are similar to ticks and spiders, and can only be seen by using a microscope. They eat skin cells shed by people and increase in warm and humid atmospheres. Upholstered furnishers, mattresses, curtains, and carpets in your home, are home to dust mites as they provide an ideal environment for breeding. Dust mites are almost everywhere but cannot be seen with naked eyes.
How long does the dust mite live?
On average, a male dust mite can live over a month, whereas, a female dust mite can stay alive for up to 90 days. They feed on dead skin cells, which is the most prevalent reason for them to stay in people’s homes.
Which is the best place for dust mites to live?
Dust mites commonly thrive in bedding, mattresses, carpets, curtains, upholstered furniture, etc. Dust mites live almost in every home. Humidity attracts dust mites as they absorb moisture from the air. Dust mites cannot survive in areas with low humidity, in desserts, you won’t find dust mites.
How do dust mite allergens trigger allergies and asthma?
Dust mite allergens trigger allergies and asthma in people. Dust mites at home thriving in the mattresses, carpets, curtains, etc, severely impact the health of people who are allergic to mites or people with asthma. These allergens can be responsible for asthmatic attacks on people and can also trigger mild to severe allergic symptoms in individuals. Some of the mild symptoms may include – sneezing, runny nose, itchy, red, or watery eyes, nasal congestion, etc. In severe cases, dust mites allergy leads to asthma, with severe symptoms – difficulty in breathing, tightness in chest or pain, whistling or wheezing sound when exhaling, trouble sleeping due to shortness of breath, coughing or wheezing, etc.
We have mentioned some of the measures you can take to protect yourself against dust mites:
- Replace carpets or use a highly efficient vacuum cleaner.
- Include regular dusting in your daily routine. Use a microfiber cloth for dusting which can trap and lock dust.
- Reduce humidity to minimize the growth of dust mites.
- Try and remove extra furniture from your home or use furniture with smooth surfaces.
- Cover mattresses and pillows with allergen covers.
- Freeze the toys and stuffed animals overnight to kill dust mites.
