Drying time:

The drying time may vary depending on the type of mattress and the environmental conditions (humidity, ventilation, etc.). On average, the mattress takes 8 to 12 hours to dry completely. In cases of deeper cleaning or in humid environments, it may take up to 24 hours. Wait until the mattress is completely dry before putting items back on it. This prevents stains or damage caused by moisture. If the mattress is very damp, use fans or dehumidifiers to speed up the drying process.

Avoid lying on the mattress:

Avoid lying or sleeping on the mattress until it is completely dry. Body weight can compress the damp fibers and cause deformations or stains.

Proper ventilation:

Keep the environment well-ventilated to speed up the drying process. Open windows and doors, or use fans and air conditioning to circulate the air.

Avoid contact with water or chemicals:

Do not apply water or homemade cleaning products to the mattress immediately after professional cleaning, as this may interfere with the drying process or cause stains. Wait until it is completely dry.

Protect the mattress from dirt:

Avoid eating or spilling liquids on the mattress in the first few hours after cleaning. If possible, keep pets away from the mattress until it is dry.

Avoid using covers or plastic sheets:

Do not cover the mattress with covers, sheets, or plastic while it is still damp, as this can hinder drying and lead to mold or unpleasant odors.

By following these guidelines, the mattress will remain clean, comfortable, and in great condition for longer!