Yes, mattress cleaning can remove stains. However, sometimes stains on mattresses cannot be removed even a little bit, no matter how much effort is put into cleaning them. This can happen when the stain has been left untreated for too long, or when it is caused by a substance that is particularly difficult to remove, such as oil or ink. In some cases, the stain may be lightened or improved through cleaning, but it may still be visible to some extent.

We prioritize your safety by avoiding the use of harmful chemicals or bleaching agents during our cleaning process.

Regular mattress cleaning can significantly extend the lifespan of your mattress. Over time, mattresses can accumulate dirt, dust, sweat, and other debris. If left unaddressed, these contaminants can lead to the breakdown of the mattress fibers and cause premature wear and tear. This can lead to a lumpy, uncomfortable sleeping surface that can disrupt your sleep and ultimately lead to the need for a replacement mattress.

By regularly cleaning your mattress, you can remove these contaminants and prevent them from accumulating over time. This helps to maintain the structural integrity of your mattress, ensuring that it remains comfortable and supportive for a longer period of time. Additionally, regular cleaning can also help to reduce the presence of allergens in your sleeping environment, which can help to alleviate symptoms of allergies or asthma. Overall, investing in professional mattress cleaning services can help to extend the lifespan of your mattress and promote a healthier, more comfortable sleeping environment.

Other ways to extend the lifespan of your mattress include using a mattress protector to protect your mattress from spills, stains, and other types of damage.

If you’ve tried to eliminate a stain or odor on your mattress by using baking soda, you may have found that the residue is difficult to remove.

In such a situation, it’s advisable to seek the assistance of a professional extraction cleaning service, such as Apex Hygienic, to safely and effectively remove the baking soda from your mattress. Our skilled technicians use a deep extraction method involving hot water and specialized cleaning solutions to eliminate the baking soda from your mattress. This process not only gets rid of the baking soda residue, but also leaves your mattress looking and smelling fresh.

After cleaning, it’s crucial to let your mattress dry completely, which usually takes a few hours depending on your home’s humidity and ventilation. Apex Hygienic’s experience and specialized equipment ensure that your mattress is thoroughly cleaned and free of baking soda, restoring it to its optimal condition.

A professional mattress cleaner’s objective is to remove as much dirt, dust and other organic matter from your mattress. As a professional mattress cleaner, our goal is to help you achieve a clean and hygienic mattress with as little chemicals and damage to your mattress as possible. We only use chemical safe shampoos that are highly biodegradable so as to not harm your health or damage your mattress. This method is safe for pets, babies and sensitive skin individuals.

A mattress detailer’s objective is to remove as much stains from your mattress as possible. To achieve this outcome, the detailer may involve procedures such as pre-treating your mattress with harsh chemicals, bleach and buffing of your mattress. It is not guaranteed that these harsh chemicals can be removed 100% from your mattress after the cleaning procedure. Furthermore, harsh buffing may result in micro tears on the surface of your mattress. This method is not recommended for users with sensitive skin, pets or young children.

It is recommended to get your mattress cleaned at least once every six months. However, if you have allergies or respiratory issues, it’s advisable to clean your mattress more frequently.

Dry mattress cleaning is less effective than deep dirt extraction mattress cleaning because it primarily relies on vibration to loosen and break down embedded dirt particles. This method may not be as effective in removing other particles such as dried up sweat and moisture as it does not involve the use of water and suction to help lift away these particles from the mattress fibers. In addition to dry mattress cleaning, some companies may provide UV-C light disinfection which can disinfect the surface of the mattress, however it may not penetrate deep enough to eliminate all germs and bacteria.

At Apex Hygienic, we only use the deep dirt extraction method as it breeds far superior results. Furthermore, our mattress cleaning prices are made affordable, making our services accessible to all.

Yes, deep cleaning does not require buffing or scrubbing to effectively remove dirt, dust and sweat embedded in your sofa, carpet or mattress. The best way to clean your mattress, sofa or carpet is deep dirt extraction with hot water and shampoo. The truth is you do not need 10 steps of cleaning for the best deep cleaning results, do not fall for such marketing gimmicks.

We do not conduct any scrubbing or buffing on your fabric upholstery items and for good reason.

1. Buffing and scrubbing can permanently damage your mattress, carpet or sofa. Excess friction and abrasion which will cause micro tear to fibres (a form of material damage). Repeated buffing and scrubbing over multiple sessions will result in permanent damage to your fabric upholstery item. This is simply not a sustainable way of cleaning.
2. Buffing and scrubbing can actually push dirt and dust deeper within your fabric upholstery items. When water and shampoo are introduced with a downwards pressure from scrubbing, it only makes sense that fabric (being porous in nature) absorbs the water (now carrying all the contaminants) downwards further into your mattress, sofa or carpet.

Steam cleaning only uses hot water and steam to clean the surface of the mattress, which may not be effective in removing deeply embedded particles. is generally considered more effective than other methods such as steam cleaning or dry cleaning. Additionally, steam cleaning may not be suitable for all types of mattresses, as the high heat can damage certain materials or invalidate warranties.

That is why Apex Hygienic only provides deep dirt extraction method for cleaning mattresses. This method uses hot water, detergent, and suction which penetrates deep into the mattress fibers and effectively extracts dirt, dust, allergens, and sweat.

Yes, our cleaning solution is safe for pets, children and babies.

We provide comprehensive on-site fabric upholstery cleaning services for a diverse range of items, including but not limited to sofas, chairs, carpets, mattresses, and baby gear. Our cleaning solutions cover the following items:

• Bedding: Mattresses, mattress toppers, pillows, bolsters, bed frames, and headboards
• Carpets: Floor mats, carpets, and rugs
• Fabric chairs: Sofas, sofa beds, storage sofas, armchairs, daybeds, settees, ottomans, stools, office chairs, gaming chairs, dining chairs, massage chairs, upholstered benches, bean bags, and recliners
• Fabric baby gear: Car booster seats, prams, strollers, baby cots, baby mattresses, baby cribs, nursing pillows, baby bouncers, and soft toys.

With our expertise, we can help you keep your fabric items clean and fresh for long periods.

1 item
Sofa: Up to 3S (Max. 2.1m length)
Mattress: Any size (Single, Super Single, Queen, King)
Carpet: Up to 2m x 3m
Pillows/ bolsters: 6 pieces
Dining chair (full wrap): 3 pieces
Dining chair (half wrap): 6 pieces
Office chair (full wrap): e.g. SecretLab
Office chair (half wrap): 3 pieces
Small sofa bed
Ottoman
Pram
Baby car booster seat
Baby cot
Baby cot mattress

2 items (or more)
Sofa: Above 3S L sofa
Carpet: Above 2m x 3m
3 seater L Sofa bed

The best time to get a mattress cleaning is when you notice any signs of dirt, stains, or odors on your mattress.

However, there are certain times when it is especially important to clean your mattress. For example, new mothers should consider getting their mattress professionally cleaned, as newborns spend a lot of time on the mattress and a clean sleeping environment is crucial for their health and safety.

Additionally, if anyone in the household suffers from allergies or asthma, it is recommended to have the mattress cleaned regularly to reduce allergens and improve air quality.

Regular mattress cleaning is important to remove accumulated dirt, dust, bacteria, and other impurities that can lead to allergies, respiratory problems, and skin irritations.

We have found that Wet Extraction is the best and safest method for cleaning your mattress, sofa or carpet. Here’s why we avoid Steam and Dry cleaning:

Steam cleaning can create toxic reactions when combined with certain chemicals, and the extreme heat can damage fabric fibers on a micro level, invalidating warranties on your mattress. Additionally, steam only sanitizes the surface and cannot penetrate deep to remove embedded dirt and allergens.

Dry cleaning involves strong vibrations that can push dust particles deeper into the mattress, making it difficult to extract them with wet extraction in the future. This method is not effective for removing embedded dirt and allergens.

When a mattress is scrubbed, the fabric fibers can become damaged, causing small tears or abrasions known as micro-tears that may not be obvious at first. Repeated buffing and scrubbing over time can cause these micro-tears to eventually lead to visible tears in the fabric.

Furthermore, buffing a mattress with a shampoo solution can push the solution deeper into the mattress, making it more difficult to fully extract. This can lead to residual moisture and cleaning solution being left behind, which can potentially damage the mattress and even promote the growth of mold and mildew.

That’s why it is important to use gentle cleaning methods, such as our extraction cleaning, to ensure that your mattress remains in good condition and provides a healthy sleeping environment.

Our cleaning process is designed to be gentle and non-damaging to your mattress. We avoid overcomplicated and potentially damaging methods such as buffing and scrubbing.