How to Care for Your Mattress
Tuesday, January 17, 2012 at 09:24AM 
What routine maintenance does your mattress need to keep it free of dust mites and allergens and in the best condition?
FLIP YOUR MATTRESS: To provide even wear ,every six months flip the mattress so that the top is now on the bottom, and turn it so that the foot of the mattress is now at the head. Depending on the size of your mattress, this can easily be a two person job.
USE A MATTRESS PROTECTOR: Purchase a mattress cover to protect the surface of your mattress. Choose a washable cover that is easy to remove and replace on your mattress. Some covers are even designed to reduce dust mite allergies.
VACUUM YOUR MATTRESS: Dust, dander, and dust mites build up in your mattress. Even people without allergies can begin to notice dust and dirt in our mattress. Vacuum your mattress using the upholstery attachment on your vacuum cleaner.
HAVE YOUR MATTRESS PROFESSIONALLY CLEANED: On average, we spend about one third of our time in bed and Many people do not think to have their mattress cleaned, however, dust mites live in mattress and can be a health deterrent for those with asthma or allergies. Mattresses contain about 60% of dust mites in your home. Champion's mattress cleaning process is designed to thoroughly clean your mattress and effectively eliminate allergen problems.
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