
Is mattress cleaning worth it?
Yes when the mattress is sound and the problem is sweat, a stain or a smell; home care every few months, a professional cleaning when there is a reason.
To look after a mattress, put a washable protector on it from the first night, wash the sheets often and the protector as its label says, vacuum the mattress every few months, rotate it head to foot only if the maker's guide allows, keep it on the base the maker specifies and never make the bed on a damp mattress. The guides below cover when a cleaning is worth it, how it is done, cleaning at home by type, stains and smells, and dust mites; WATERFALL's mattress cleaning is priced per mattress, any size, on the prices page. WATERFALL cleans mattresses at your home for $120: call (747) 214-6199.


Yes when the mattress is sound and the problem is sweat, a stain or a smell; home care every few months, a professional cleaning when there is a reason.

Strip the bed, work in a shampoo, extract it with the dirt and let the mattress dry before it is made up again.

Use little water on every type, vacuum first, blot instead of rubbing and let it dry fully; foam types take water worst.

Blot fresh marks with cold water and mild soap, avoid heat, dry fully; old stains may lighten and cannot be promised out.

Dust mites are tiny and common in beds and are kept down by covers, hot washing and low humidity; bed bugs and mold need their own specialists.
Protect it, keep it dry, support it and follow its care label. A washable protector takes the sweat, skin oil and spills, so wash it and the sheets often; blot a spill at once with very little liquid, and let any damp spot dry fully before the sheets go back on. Keep the bedroom dry as well: the EPA's brief guide to mold and moisture advises keeping indoor humidity below 60 percent, ideally between 30 and 50 percent.
Rotate the mattress head to foot only if its maker says so, and flip it only if it is made two-sided; most modern mattresses are one-sided. Keep it on the foundation or slat spacing the maker requires, and do not sit on the same edge every day or jump on it.
Put a washable, waterproof protector on before the first night and keep the receipt and the warranty card, because a stain or the wrong base can affect a warranty claim. Rotate it only as its care guide says, keep it dry and do not spray or shampoo it. Unpacking a new mattress is covered in the guide to whether mattress cleaning is worth it.
Strip the bed, vacuum the surface, treat marks with a little cleaner and blot, and let the mattress dry fully before you make the bed. The key is to use as little water as possible, because a mattress holds water. Professionals use extraction, which pulls the water back out; the guide to steam cleaning a mattress gives the steps, and the home guide by mattress type covers memory foam, innerspring, hybrid and pillow-top.
Yes. Same-day service: jobs run 7 AM – 5 PM every day, and requests are accepted 6 AM – 11 PM. Text (747) 214-6199 and we tell you the first free slot.
A mattress is priced per mattress, any size, so the price does not depend on whether it is a twin or a king. See the prices page. The price you see is the price you pay: nothing is added when we arrive. Payment after the work.
We make no claim that it does. Cleaning removes dirt and moisture from the fabric, and the guide to dust mites, bed bugs and mold sets out what is known and links the EPA.
Yes. A fabric headboard or an upholstered bed frame has no price on the booking form yet, so text a photo of the bed to (747) 214-6199 and we send the price; a bench has its own price on the chair, headboard and ottoman cleaning page.
Yes. A shampoo is worked into the surface and then extracted, so little water stays in the mattress. WATERFALL does this in your bedroom.
Yes, two ways. At home, strip the bed, vacuum, blot marks with very little liquid and let the mattress dry fully. For a smell that stays, sweat marks or an accident that soaked in, WATERFALL, (747) 214-6199, shampoos and extracts the mattress in your bedroom; book on the booking page or by text.
WATERFALL, (747) 214-6199, cleans mattresses at your home in Los Angeles County. A mattress has one price whatever its size, and you pay after the work.
It can if it leaves the mattress wet: trapped water sours foam and padding, heat can harm memory foam, latex and glues, and soaking or harsh chemicals can wear the cover and may affect the warranty. Extraction pulls the water back out as it works, and the bed stays unmade until it is dry through. Before you book anyone, read the care label, ask how much water and heat they use, and text the maker, the type and the size to (747) 214-6199.
Yes, both, and they can be one visit. List them in your request.
Yes. The machines come to your bedroom; tell us about the building and the parking when you book.
When a smell stays after you change the sheets, or there are yellow patches, sweat marks or an accident that soaked in. If it looks and smells fine and has had a protector on it, home care is usually enough.
Yes. A protector takes most of the daily load, and washing it regularly keeps the mattress itself cleaner.
Nikolai did a great job cleaning my mattress! I let them know I had somewhere to be right after my appointment, he came a bit earlier and got done quick. I will book with them again :)
I had a great experience with this sofa and mattress cleaning company. The technician arrived early, was extremely polite and professional, and provided excellent service. … He worked neatly and efficiently, leaving no mess behind. I’m very impressed and highly recommend their services.…
Sergey was polite and did a great job on our outdoor rugs, furniture, inside couches, rugs and even our mattress! Stains from our little one is gone. Will definitely rebook with them again!