Rotations: We suggest rotating every 6 months. Regular rotation of your mattress will help it wear evenly.
No jumping: Jumping on the bed can damage the coils and the fibers of your mattress.
Use a mattress cover: A waterproof, washable mattress cover provides extra protection from spills and allergens.
Keep clean and dry: If you spill something you can dab at it with warm soapy water, but avoid getting it any more wet than you have to since moisture creates a breeding ground for mold. Then, let it dry completely before making the bed.
Use Baking Soda for odors: To absorb odors without harming your mattress sprinkle it with baking soda and wait 20 minutes. Then use a vacuum to suck up the baking soda, and enjoy a fresher night’s rest.
Carry carefully: If you need to lift it completely, do so from underneath, and make sure to get several strong people to work together, lifting with their legs. Only transport your mattress when it’s fully supported.
Replace when it’s time: Even with the best care, your mattress will eventually wear out, usually after eight to 10 years. If your mattress is old and you find that you’re waking up with an achy back or it’s not feeling as comfortable it used to it may be time to replace.