Mattress Care Guide:

Alternate between rotating and flipping the mattress: Regularly flipping and rotating the mattress helps evenly distribute your body weight and pressure, reducing wear in any area. This prolongs the life of the mattress, keeping it more comfortable and supportive for a longer period.

• Rotate the mattress 180 degrees by moving the head end to the foot. This helps distribute wear evenly across the mattress and prevents sagging in high-use areas like the middle or edges.
• Flip the mattress so the opposite side faces up. This ensures that both sides of the mattress are used equally, helping to prevent permanent indentations and maintain consistent comfort and support over time.
• Use Handles: Your mattress has two handles on each of 2 the long sides to assist with lifting. Always rotate and flip the mattress with the help of another person to avoid strain and ensure safe handling.
• Use an Organic Protector: A breathable, waterproof protector shields the mattress from stains, moisture, and allergens.

Air Out Regularly: Over time, moisture from sweat, body oils, and humidity can accumulate in the mattress, even if you use a mattress protector. Airing out your mattress helps reduce this buildup, improving hygiene and ensuring the mattress stays fresh:

• How to Air Out: Every change of season, remove all bedding and let your mattress breathe for at least a few hours. If possible, lean it against the wall in a well-ventilated space to allow air to circulate more freely. Open windows to encourage airflow.

Spot Cleaning Stains:

• Blot, Don’t Rub: For minor spills and stains, gently blot the area with a clean, damp cloth. Avoid rubbing, as this can push the stain deeper into the fibers.
• Mild Detergent Solution: Mix a small amount of mild liquid detergent with warm water. Dampen a cloth with the solution (not soaking wet) and blot the stained area. Test on a hidden area of the mattress first to ensure it doesn't affect the fabric.
• Drying: After cleaning, use a dry towel to blot excess moisture. To speed up drying, you can use a hair dryer on a cool or low heat setting. 

Dealing with Stronger Stains (e.g., Urine, Blood):

• Baking Soda: Sprinkle a generous amount of baking soda on the stained area. Let it sit for 15-30 minutes to absorb odors and moisture, then vacuum it up.
• Enzyme Cleaner: For tough stains like urine or blood, use an enzyme-based cleaner. These cleaners break down proteins in stains without damaging natural fibers. Be sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions.

Odor Removal:

• Baking Soda: Sprinkle baking soda across the entire surface of the mattress to neutralize odors. Let it sit for a few hours, or overnight, if possible, then vacuum it off.

Pillow Care Guide:

• To protect the integrity of your pillow, do not wash or submerge it in water, as this can damage the natural fibers. Instead, spot clean only. For minor stains, gently blot the area with a damp cloth and mild, natural detergent. Avoid rubbing or soaking the fabric.
• To rejuvenate your pillow, place it in the dryer on a low-heat setting for 10–15 minutes, or let it bask in indirect sunlight for a few hours to naturally refresh and sanitize.
• Your pillow features a convenient zipper, allowing you to adjust the filling for personalized comfort. This also makes it easy to add or remove filling, enabling you to maintain the perfect level of support.
• Shredded latex pillows are washable. Machine wash the entire pillow in cool water on a gentle cycle with mild detergent, please avoid fabric softener and bleach. Dry completely on a low-heat setting, you may need to use two dry cycles to ensure the pillow is fully dry.

Topper Care Guide:

Regular Airing

• Frequency: Air out your topper every few months.
• Outdoor Method: Lay it outside on a sunny, dry day. Sunlight helps reduce odors and refresh the natural fibers.
• Indoor Method: Place the topper near an open window or in a well-ventilated room on a drying rack or chair, allowing air to circulate around it.

Spot Cleaning Only

• Method: Use a mild, fiber-safe cleaner with cool water. Dampen a cloth, gently dab the stained area, and avoid soaking.
• Drying: Allow the spot to air-dry fully before placing the topper back on the bed to prevent dampness.

Rotate Regularly

• Rotate the topper every few months to prevent compression in one area and ensure it maintains its shape and support.

Duvet Care Guide:

To protect the integrity of your Duvet, do not wash or submerge it in water, as this can damage the natural fibers. Instead, spot clean only. For minor stains, gently blot the area with a damp cloth and mild, natural detergent. Avoid rubbing or soaking the fabric.

Regular Airing

• Frequency: Air out your duvet every few months. You can do this by placing it outside on a sunny, dry day. Sunshine helps to naturally deodorize and refresh the fibers. Tip: Natural fibers are often resistant to dust mites, but sunlight can help reduce any potential odors and keep it feeling fresh.

• A cover is essential to protect your duvet from stains, dust, and wear. Choose a washable organic cover for easy maintenance. Wash the cover regularly to keep the duvet itself clean.

Organic Bedding Care Guide:

1. Regular Washing
• Frequency: Wash your bedding every 1-2 weeks to remove dust, skin oils, and allergens.
• Settings: Use a gentle cycle with cold or warm water to preserve fabric quality. Avoid hot water, which can cause shrinkage and fading in natural fibers.
• Detergent: Choose a mild, eco-friendly detergent to maintain the organic fabric's integrity and avoid harsh chemicals.
2. Drying
• Air-Dry: Whenever possible, line-dry your bedding outdoors to preserve fibers and save energy. Sunlight can naturally brighten and refresh fabric.
• Machine Drying: If using a dryer, select a low heat setting to prevent shrinkage. Remove items promptly to avoid wrinkles.
3. Avoid Bleach and Fabric Softeners
• Bleach and conventional softeners can damage natural fibers and reduce the lifespan of organic bedding.

Taking proper care of your organic bedding helps maintain its quality and extends its life. For optimal organic bedding care, wash regularly using gentle detergents that are free of harmful chemicals. Air-dry your bedding whenever possible to preserve the natural fibers. If you must use a dryer, select a low heat setting to prevent damage. Additionally, avoid bleach and fabric softeners to keep your bedding in top condition. With these simple organic bedding care practices, your bedding will remain comfortable and eco-friendly for years.