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Scrub: Combine 1/4 cup of baby-safe laundry detergent in a bucket with one gallon of warm water. Using a gentle scrubbing brush, scrub the mattress fabric with the detergent mixture. Do not pour water or detergent directly onto it. Scrub all sides and along seams carefully. Rinse: Using a clean, damp cloth, wipe down each surface of the crib mattress, rinsing and wringing the cloth frequently to remove all detergent and residue from the cloth. Properly rinsing is important, as leftover detergent can cause irritation and sickness in your baby. Disinfect: If there are stains from leaky diapers or if you're worried about germs and bacteria from any source, you'll want to disinfect the mattress surface. Using a spray bottle, lightly spray it with rubbing alcohol, paying extra attention to stains. There is no need to rinse after disinfecting, since alcohol will quickly evaporate on its own. Removing stains and odors: If any discoloration or odor remains after you have disinfected the crib mattress, you'll need to do additional work to properly clean it.
Mix equal parts water and lemon juice or vinegar in a spray bottle, and spray lightly on stains. Sprinkle baking soda on a wet or dry mattress and let sit for 20 minutes to remove odors. The baking soda can be vacuumed out after the mattress is dry. Drying: Remove excess water by pressing a dry towel into the surface of the mattress. Make sure the baby mattress is completely dry before placing it back in the crib to avoid the growth of illness-causing mold and mildew. Let the crib mattress air dry in the sun or a well-ventilated area. Pure Core Non-Toxic Crib Mattress with Organic Cotton Cover Pure Core Non-Toxic Mini Crib Mattress with Dry Organic Cover LA Baby Naturally Organic III Triple Zone 2-in-1 Crib Mattress with Organic Cotton Cover Stearns & Foster Baby Dynasty Sunrise 2-stage Organic Cotton Crib Mattress Sealy Nature Couture Soybean Serenity Crib Mattress LA Baby Organic Cotton Cradle PadPrices and availability are subject to change from the time and date that you print this page.
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If you are currently shopping for a new mattress or currently have a name-brand pillow-top mattress that is developing body impressions, this may be the most important article you will ever read. Welcome to The Mattress Morgue. There you are, standing in a mattress chain store looking at a sea of flat white rectangles. All of the big name-brand mattresses with their colorful displays, labeled with exquisite sounding names like “European Serenity Plush”, and all different price ranges from $300.00 to over $3000.00. You try a few out and they are feel great – any mattress is probably going to feel better than the one you have at home. The more expensive they are, the plusher they feel so you probably assume they are made from higher quality materials and will last longer to justify the higher price. Unfortunately, you are about to become a victim of what we feel is the biggest scam in the mattress industry – the pillow-top mattress. This is why I have created The Mattress Morgue.
We have been selling organic and specialty sleep mattresses since 2005 and we have hauled away hundreds of old mattresses. The idea behind The Mattress Morgue starting when a customer came into our store needing to replace their existing mattress. This mattress was high-end name-brand 15″ pillow-top that was only three years old and cost over $3000.00. They felt really burned by this name-brand manufacturer and wanted to buy an organic latex mattress that was customizable and would last for many years. When we arrived to deliver their new Savvy Rest Organic mattress, there it was – a massive 15" thick King-size pillow-top mattress with two significant body impressions. I had seen the “Mattress Morgue” pictures on the Savvy Rest website so I just had to find out – what was inside this $3000.00 mattress that failed in three years? So I took my “cadaver” and cut it open – it is the actual mattress in the picture above. Inside this $3000.00 mattress was a simple 6″ innerspring with 9″ of layers of cheap polyurethane foam.
This mattress had no more than $200.00 worth of materials inside. We have the foam from this mattress at our store in a bag that you can see in person. I became obsessed (like “Dexter” from the Showtime series, just without the blood!) and started doing “autopsies” on numerous mattresses, mostly pillow-tops, of all shapes, brands and different thicknesses. Here is the scary part – they were all made practically the same way. You can see from our “autopsy” photos that all of them are just innersprings, a layer of resinated fiber clippings pad on top of the springs, then layers of cheap polyurethane foam. These components are required to be listed on the white law label at one end of the mattress – take a look at yours. To make a mattress plusher, and more expensive, these name-brand manufacturers just add another layer of foam. For every $5.00-$10.00 layer of foam, the retail price of the mattress typically goes up about $200-$300.00. You can look at these photos and make your own decision but before you buy a pillow-top mattress, read the other articles we will be posting on this site soon – they will be about the “planned obsolescence” of name-brand mattresses.