Norwex
SKU:600108
Mattress Cleaner
Mattress Cleaner
| SKU | Quantity |
|---|---|
| SP0003 | 1 |
Cleans what you can’t put in the washing machine! Lightly spray this enzyme cleaner for mattresses to provide a deep clean on non-washable soft surfaces – including mattresses, upholstery, comforters, cushions, curtains, sofas, stuffed toys and more.
The enzymes and biodegradable ingredients work quickly to breakdown organic waste like dead skin cells, body oils and pet dander while helping to reduce unwanted odours.
Safely remove organic materials, contaminants and allergens from your home without using any harmful chemicals. Allergy sufferers can breathe easier using this natural enzyme-based mattress cleaner, benefitting from its effectiveness to clean and freshen hard-to-clean materials. You can confidently maintain a clean and healthy sleeping environment, promoting better sleep quality and overall well-being.
USDA certified 54% biobased product.
Size: 355 ml
Use and Care
Use and Care
Shake bottle before using.
Remove linen from mattress or pillows and spray surface lightly without saturating.
Single bed, 5-6 sprays. Double bed, 7-8 sprays
Queen bed, 9-10 sprays. King bed, 10-12 sprays
Pillows, 1-2 sprays. Stuffed animals, 2 sprays
Allow to air dry for 4 hours before making bed with clean sheets. Wait 6 – 8 hours before letting children play with treated items.
Treat bed once a month for optimal cleaning.
Allergy sufferers may want to use more frequently to help reduce possible dust-related allergies.
Use on cotton, canvas, polyester and rayon.
Do not use on non-absorbent plastic crib mattress products and latex or foam mattresses.
Store in frost-free environment and out of direct sunlight.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Water/Aqua/Eau; Isopropylideneglycerol; Tetrasodium Glutamate Diacetate; Bacillus Spore Blend; Propanediol; Citric Acid.
Keep out of reach of children.
Avoid breathing in mist and spraying in eyes.
Did You Know
Did You Know
It’s not actually the dust mites themselves that cause allergies; it’s the feces they leave behind. In fact, dust mite droppings are the most common cause of dust-related allergies!
In a 10-week life span, a female house dust mite produces approximately 2,000 fecal particles and an even larger number of partially digested dust particles, which can cause allergies. And they are on couches, pillows, mattresses, vehicles—anywhere there are skin cells for them to feed on!
