Coconut mattress cleaner

Coconut mattress cleaners are coming to the forefront and customer awareness thanks to the emerging trend of modern hygienic maintenance of coconut mattresses. Since you spend up to one third of your life on coconut mattresses, it is natural that all the dead skin cells, sweat and sebum from your body gets into the mattress during the sleeping process. For this reason, your mattress deserves professional care. We will gladly provide cleaning and gentle anti-allergenic disinfection according to your wishes in top quality according to our internal company standards, certified by the BIO-OZON® / POTEMA® / Dr. SCHUTZ® system.

The trade mark POTEMA® defines the branded technological concept of the professionally qualified implementation company Carpet Service® focused on the regular maintenance, cleaning, disinfection, impregnation of coconut mattresses, beds and textiles. This branded concept delivers the utmost professionalism in full synergy with maintaining ethical, environmental and quality performance standards, including a contractual guarantee of the services provided by the contractor.

Coconut mattress cleaners with special efficiency focusing on the elimination of allergens, dust mites and bacteria are offered and used by our company according to the type of mattress (synthetic / natural). We also have a unique vacuum ozonation system BIO-OZON® + UVC vacuum germicidal emitter POTEMA®. All this is done on behalf of our company, which provides services to clients in the areas of dry cleaning of coconut mattresses, deep cleaning of coconut mattresses, steam cleaning of coconut mattresses, disinfection of coconut mattresses, ozonation of coconut mattresses, impregnation of coconut mattresses, including the sale of special cleaners according to your wishes.

Mattress is one of the most important elements of our household, which has a major impact on our health, well-being and quality of sleep. When choosing a mattress, we pay great attention to its material, hardness and ability to adapt to the shape of the body. Unfortunately, we often forget that we also need to care for and clean the mattress regularly. Although many people don’t realise it, a mattress can become an ideal environment for dust mites, bacteria, mould and other dirt. In this text, we’ll explain why regular coconut mattress cleaning is important, what your options are, and how to choose the best coconut mattress cleaner.

Coconut mattresses are a type of mattress made of coconut fibers, which are found between the hard outer shell and the inner core of the coconut. These fibers are processed after the coconuts are harvested to create a mattress with unique properties. Coconut fibers are known for their strength and ability to regulate moisture well, making them an ideal material for mattresses designed to promote a healthy, dry sleep.

Manufacturing of coconut mattresses begins with the harvesting of coconuts. The outer husk is removed from the nuts and the fibres, which form a layer between the husk and the stone, are removed for further processing. These fibres are then soaked in water to soften them and make them ready for further processing. After drying, the coconut fibres are bonded together using natural latex, which gives them elasticity and ensures that the fibres retain their position after many years of use. This creates a coir layer that is often combined with other materials, such as natural rubber or other eco-friendly materials, to create a comfortable and durable mattress.

Why is it important to clean mattresses?

Our mattress is where we spend about a third of our lives. As we sleep, we release sweat, dead skin cells and other biological material that is absorbed into the mattress. This process gradually contaminates the mattress and creates a breeding ground for microorganisms. In addition to the mattress losing quality and comfort, the risk of health problems increases, especially for allergy sufferers.

• Mites and allergies: Mites are one of the main reasons why a mattress should be cleaned regularly. Dust mites feed on dead skin cells and multiply rapidly in the warm and moist environment of the mattress. Mites and their droppings can cause severe allergic reactions such as rhinitis, asthma, or eczema. Although dust mites cannot be completely eliminated, regular cleaning of coconut mattresses can significantly reduce their occurrence.
• Bacteria and mould: As the mattress absorbs moisture, water and sweat can also build up. In such conditions, bacteria and mould can easily breed, which can lead to health complications, especially in people with weakened immunity.
• Long mattress life: By cleaning your mattress often, you can extend its life. Accumulated dirt and moisture can gradually reduce the quality of the mattress materials, resulting in reduced comfort and durability.

How often to clean a mattress

The frequency of mattress cleaning depends on various factors such as the type of mattress , how it is used, the room environment and specific needs (such as allergies). In general, a few basic rules apply:

• Light cleaning (such as vacuuming) should be done at least once a month.
• Deeper cleaning should take place at least once every six months.
• Cleaning after soiling (for example, after spilling liquids or if the mattress becomes a source of unpleasant odor) should be done immediately.

Regular cleaning is especially important for people with allergies or asthma, as it can help reduce the amount of allergens in the mattress.

What coconut mattress cleaners are there?

There are several ways to clean a mattress, from at-home methods to professional cleaning. The method you choose depends on the type of mattress, the level of soiling, and your preferences. Let’s take a look at the main methods of cleaning coconut mattresses.

Mechanical cleaning involves removing dirt, dust and allergens from the mattress surface. This is usually done using industrial vacuum cleaners with HEPA filters that ensure even the smallest particles are captured. Mechanical cleaning is the first step, which should be complemented by other disinfection methods.

Chemical disinfection

Using chemical agents is one of the most common methods. Special disinfectant solutions are applied to the surface of the mattress to destroy bacteria, viruses and mould. It is important to use products that are safe for human skin and do not irritate the respiratory tract. After chemical disinfection, the mattress must be dried thoroughly.

Steam cleaning

Steam cleaning uses high-temperature steam to disinfect. This method is environmentally friendly as it does not require chemicals and is very effective in killing bacteria and dust mites. In addition, the hot steam penetrates deep into the mattress fibers, ensuring thorough disinfection.

UV-C cleaning

UV-C technology is increasingly used for disinfection in hotels. Ultraviolet radiation of this wavelength destroys the DNA of micro-organisms, thus completely deactivating them. This method is fast, effective and does not require the use of chemicals. Modern machines allow the application of UV-C radiation directly to the surface of the latex mattress.

Ozonisation

Ozonation is another innovative method that uses ozone to destroy microorganisms. Ozone has strong oxidizing properties that effectively eliminate bacteria, viruses and odors. This method is particularly suitable for hotels as it can also remove lingering unpleasant odours caused by smoking or animals.

When is it appropriate to consider professional cleaning of coconut mattresses?

In some cases, cleaning with baking soda may not be sufficient and it is advisable to consider professional mattress cleaning. Professional cleaning companies use special products and technologies that can remove even deep-seated dirt and bacteria. Professional cleaning is recommended especially in the following cases:

• Bottle stains: If the mattress contains old and stubborn stains that cannot be removed by conventional means.
• Large soiling: If the mattress has been subjected to heavy soiling, for example after an accident with liquids.
• Allergies and health problems: If you suffer from allergies or respiratory problems, professional cleaning can help eliminate allergens

The mattress is one of the most important products that has a major impact on our health, well-being and quality of sleep. When choosing a mattress, we pay close attention to its material, firmness and ability to adapt to the shape of the body. Unfortunately, we often forget that we also need to care for and clean the mattress regularly. Although many people don’t realise it, a mattress can become an ideal environment for dust mites, bacteria, mould and other dirt. Our goal with professional cleaning is to primarily use deep disinfectant dry cleaning. Below is an overview of the partial steps that professional and thorough cleaning and disinfection involves.

Vacuuming & mattress knocking: Professional vacuum cleaners with HEPA filter and HEPA bag must have an electric vibrating knocking head. With this technology of KIRBY® / HYLA® vacuum cleaners, it is possible to remove surface mold spores, dust mites by dry method from the mattress surface.

Cleaning with special chemical cleaners: Professional antibacterial disinfectants and cleaners from the manufacturer and brand POTEMA® / Dr. Schutz® bring an environmentally friendly, anti-allergenic method of surface disinfection maintenance.

UV-C lamp: We recommend entrusting your mattress to industry professionals who have a UV-C germicidal mattress lamp. UVC producing lamps are designed to be safely used on surfaces and other household items. The radiant energy of the UVC radiation acts directly on microorganisms that reside on the surface and top layer of the mattress. The disinfection process usually takes several minutes, during which time the lamp kills up to 99.9% of the bacteria and other harmful organisms present.

OZON: we recommend entrusting your mattress to industry professionals who have the BIO-OZON® vacuum cleaning system. The disinfecting properties of ozone result from its ability to oxidize molecules in the cells of bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms. When ozone comes into contact with these pathogens, it disrupts the cell membrane or wall of the microorganism, leading to its decomposition and subsequent death. This process works similarly to the action of conventional disinfectants, but without the use of chemicals, which is beneficial for people who prefer natural and eco-friendly solutions.

When used indoors, ozone kills not only bacteria and viruses, but also dust mites, mold spores and other allergens. Its ability to destroy harmful microorganisms without toxic residues makes it ideal for the environment in which we sleep and rest.

Allergens, mould spores, bacteria, viruses and dust mites are not only a hygiene but also a health problem in ch. However, with appropriate prevention, maintenance and the right choice of mattress, the risks can be significantly reduced. Not even the thickest sheets and blankets can protect us from microparticles. Dust mites or moulds, which often number up to one million and produce allergy-causing faeces that settle in our mouths, noses, eyes, etc. every time we move. In addition to the allergy manifesting as itching, mucous membrane inflammation, bronchitis, asthma and shortness of breath can be added. This condition can be prevented by professional cleaning and deep dry disinfection thanks to UV-C radiation or vacuum ozonation of the mattress with thorough machine vacuuming and above all regular maintenance.

Cleaning the mattress is an important process that should not be overlooked. Careful maintenance, the right products and prevention can extend the life of your mattress and ensure a healthier and more comfortable sleep. Whether you choose natural or commercial remedies, the key is regularity and consistency.

Tips for taking good care of your mattress

Proper mattress maintenance involves not only using cleaners, but also following a few basic guidelines to help extend the life of your mattress and keep it sanitary.

• Vacuum regularly: The mattress should be vacuumed at least once a month to remove surface dust and dust mites. If you have pets, you should vacuum more often.
• Use a protective cover: A protective mattress cover can greatly reduce the amount of dirt that gets into the mattress. You can easily wash the protective cover and it helps keep the mattress clean longer.
• Turning the mattress: It is recommended to turn the mattress regularly and change its position to help it wear more evenly. This will also reduce the risk of dirt accumulating in one place.
• Rapid Response to Stains: If a stain appears on your mattress, it is best to treat it as soon as possible. Using a special cleaner can prevent permanent stains.

Despite regular care and cleaning, every piece of mattress has a lifespan. If a mattress is more than 8-10 years old or shows signs of damage, odor, mold or allergic reactions, it may be time to replace it.