How to take care of your new mattress?Updated 2 months ago
Getting Started
1. Remove and dispense the polyethylene bag. This bag is not a toy, please keep it away from children.
2. If a base has been purchased with your mattress, please screw the base fittings in tightly.
3. Lift and position your mattress on the base or frame. The best way to lift your mattress is on its side and do not attempt to carry the mattress by yourself. If your mattress features handles, they are to be used only for positioning your mattress and never for carrying or lifting.
At Creswick Woolen Mills, we’re committed to making premium quality beds that last Over the lifetime of your mattress, a little care and maintenance will help protect your guaranteed rights, allow you to enjoy your mattress longer.
Caring for the Fabrics
We recommend the use of a high-quality mattress protector to minimize water damage, dirt, stains and soiling. (All of which could void your guarantee). A mattress protector also ensures it is kept in a healthy and sanitary condition.
Spot Cleaning
Spills and stains should be treated as soon as possible. Gently scrape any solid or wipe any liquid from the surface of the fabric.
Avoid spraying your mattress with liquid cleansers as moisture buildup within your mattress can lead to unsanitary conditions potentially voiding your guarantee.
Rotating Your Mattress
Single sided mattresses are designed to be used on one side only. For the first 4 months you should rotate the mattress from end to end once a fortnight, after this period you should rotate the mattress once every 3 months. Double sided mattresses are designed to be both rotated and turned over. For the first 4 months you should rotate and turn the mattress from end to end once a fortnight, after this period you should rotate the mattress once every 3 months.
Please Refrain
1. Please refrain from jumping on your mattress as it can cause irreversible damage.
2. Do not sit on the side of your new mattress, it will cause the edge support to bend.
3. Avoid smoking in bed as it can be fatal tiny embers can smolder unnoticed and burst into flames.