I find that one of the best and the safest ways is to use hydrogen peroxide full strength. I just spray it on and let it work. Depending on how stained will depend on the amount of peroxide needed and length of time to get the stain out..
You can try making a paste out of baking soda and vinegar and applying it to the stain. Scrub it into the stain with a small brush, and let it sit for several hours to dry. Vacuum it off and check to see if stain is completely gone. If not, you can repeat the process a couple of times.
If mattress is old just replace and use a mattress topper that is water proof. I really think that the stain is just an eyesore but the smell and bacteria will remain. Just getting stain out is a waste of time in my opinion. You might as well just sprinkle on baking soda and vacuum it every week because it will smell, and cover with a mattress topper that is water proof to avoid anymore stains until you can replace it with a new one.
1 c. Hydrogen Peroxide, 1 c. vinegar and 2 TBS baking soda gently swirled in a spray bottle. Spray liberally, but do not soak the mattress. (scrub gently if desired-- I rubbed with an old washcloth) Let dry. Vacuum when dry.
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I find that one of the best and the safest ways is to use hydrogen peroxide full strength. I just spray it on and let it work. Depending on how stained will depend on the amount of peroxide needed and length of time to get the stain out..
You can try making a paste out of baking soda and vinegar and applying it to the stain. Scrub it into the stain with a small brush, and let it sit for several hours to dry. Vacuum it off and check to see if stain is completely gone. If not, you can repeat the process a couple of times.
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If mattress is old just replace and use a mattress topper that is water proof. I really think that the stain is just an eyesore but the smell and bacteria will remain. Just getting stain out is a waste of time in my opinion. You might as well just sprinkle on baking soda and vacuum it every week because it will smell, and cover with a mattress topper that is water proof to avoid anymore stains until you can replace it with a new one.
1 c. Hydrogen Peroxide, 1 c. vinegar and 2 TBS baking soda gently swirled in a spray bottle. Spray liberally, but do not soak the mattress. (scrub gently if desired-- I rubbed with an old washcloth) Let dry. Vacuum when dry.
Hi Jane. The recipe above works. You may need to do it a few times to totally remove it. I also add a little dish soap and essential oil for scent.
https://thehumbledhomemaker.com/how-to-clean-pee-out-of-a-mattress/ Have a great day!