Latex stands out for its great adaptability and, consequently, the minimization of pressure points. This makes it ideal for those who love to rest, but the Latex mattresses , being a natural material, require greater perspiration and ventilation than other types of mattresses, so maintenance requires basic care.
These types of mattresses should be used on multi-laminated bed bases or breathable bases suitable for them, and should be turned up and down and from head to toe frequently. The use of this type of mattress in areas of excessive humidity can pose a problem for its maintenance.
Here are some tips to extend the life and quality of our latex mattresses:
Air it out 5 to 10 minutes after getting up and before making the bed. In summer we recommend a little more time because you sweat a little more and therefore the mattress gets a little more humid and requires more ventilation.
Clean the surface of the mattress with a vacuum cleaner, it is recommended every 15 days, in this way we will get rid of dust and accumulated particles.
General stains, in this type of mattress, should be cleaned with neutral soap and water, with gentle movements and avoiding excess humidity so as not to cause mold on the mattress.
Latex mattresses They should be turned frequently to prevent the mattress from losing its properties. Every three months, it would be fine.
Another tip is to protect the mattress with a breathable cover, avoiding plasticized fabrics because they can be very unhygienic.
By following these tips, you will extend the life of your mattress and have a restful sleep for longer.
