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How Do I Clean Remove Vomit Throw Up Sick From My Mattress?

How Do I Clean Remove Vomit Throw Up Sick From My Mattress?

How Do I Clean Remove Vomit Throw Up Sick From My Mattress?

September 14, 2017 Luci Carrillo Comments Off

How Do I Clean Remove Vomit Throw Up Sick From My Mattress?

 

Ick. Of all the nasty messes one could have to deal with on a mattress (or basically anywhere), vomit is probably the nastiest. That being said, with a few simple steps (and a clothes peg for your nose) you’ll have your mattress restored to cleanliness in a jiffy.

 

  1. For particularly liquid vomit, pour an absorbant, organic powder over the area to help absorb the liquid. Sawdust, cornstarch or flour are all good options and highly absorbent.
  2. Use a spoon or spatula to scoop the vomit into a bag (make sure there are no holes!) or dustpan.
  3. Use carbonated water on paper towels or a sponge to wipe away as much of the remaining residue as possible. The bubbles in the carbonated water help to lift the stain.
  4. Thoroughly spray the area with an enzyme-digesting cleaner, making sure to follow the directions on the bottle. The usual process for enzyme-digesters is to allow the product to soak into the area and then to air dry. The enzyme-digester will continue to eat all of the organic material until it is gone. Hooray.
  5. Sponge water or club soda onto the area and blot away the liquid to remove any residue from the cleaner.
  6. If any smell lingers, sprinkle the area with baking soda and allow to sit for several hours, then sweep away. Alternatively, you can spray the area with a diluted vinegar solution to remove the smell.

 

And hey presto, your mattress should be back up to snuff (without the sniff) pronto. If you’re still having problems or if the whole process has you feeling distinctly queasy, give the Utah experts at Stone Surface Specialists a call at 801 856 0164. We’ll have you clean as a whistle again in no time.

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