Mattress Cleaner is designed to eliminate dust mites, and all
organic material on mattresses, sofas and bedding, including duvets.
In your home millions of
dust mites live in furniture, carpet, beds, bedding, and even
children’s stuffed toys.
Dust mites are microscopic.
About 50 of them can fit on the head of a pin. Dust mites feast
on the fungus that grows
from dead skin cells and animal dander.
On average, one dust mite
produces 50 fecal pellets daily. These droppings are the most common cause of
dust-related allergies.
It’s not the dust mites
causing the allergies; it’s the feces they leave behind.
Beds, Vehicle Seats,
Pillows, Pet Beds, Comforters, Sofas, Stuffed Toys, Anywhere organic material
collects, Upholstery,
Used to remove smell from
organic messes like urine from animals and humans.
The elimination and removal
of all organic waste inside mattresses and on non-washable furniture. This
includes dust mites and their feces.
Ingredients:
Water, denatured alcohol
(<5%),
sodium iminodisuccinate
(<1%), zinc
diricinoleate (<1%),
cocamidopropyl
betaine (<1%), menthol
(<1%),
microorganisms (<1%), citric
acid
(<1%), polydimethylsiloxane
emulsion
(<1%). The microorganisms in
this
product are non-genetically
modified,
naturally sourced,
non-pathogenic
(i.e. do not cause disease)
dormant
bacteria, and are the primary “active
ingredients” in this
formulation.
They work by eating up all of
the
accumulated dander, dead dust
mites,
and dust mite fecal matter that
has
accumulated in your
mattress/pillows/
furniture/car upholstery over
time,
eventually converting those
allergens
into carbon dioxide and water.
Step 1
Remove linen from mattress or
pillows. There is no need to saturate the surface, just a light
spray is needed.
Step 2
Use approximately 5 sprays
for a twin mattress, 12 sprays for a queen/king size bed, 1-2 for a pillow, 2
sprays for stuffed animal and 5 sprays for fabric couch.
Step 3
Leave to dry up to 4 hrs
before replacing bedding
Step 4
It is recommended to use it
three times a year, every 4 months or more frequently in homes where people
have asthma.