Inspect and test
We check the mattress type, look at the stains and odors you have flagged, and test our cleaner on a hidden area before touching anything visible.
You spend a third of your life on it, and it is the one thing in the house that never gets washed. We clean mattresses in your home across San Francisco and the Bay Area, with plant-based products safe around kids and pets.

Sheets get washed every week. The mattress underneath them does not.
You lose sweat and skin cells every night, and both work down into the layers below. That's the yellowing you see when you strip the bed, and it's what feeds dust mites. Add spills and pet accidents, and most mattresses carry years of it.
None of that means the mattress is finished. Most of it comes out.
Dust mites are one of the most common indoor allergy triggers, and mattresses are where people worry about them most.
Cleaning removes surface allergens and the skin cells mites feed on. What it doesn't do is clear mites out of the inside of a mattress, because they live deep in the fill. Any company telling you one clean eliminates dust mites is overselling it.
What allergy specialists recommend is a zippered allergen-proof encasement plus washing bedding weekly at 130°F. Do those two things and cleaning becomes a useful addition rather than the whole plan.
A mattress is thick and it does not dry like a cushion. Using as little moisture as the job allows, and extracting what we put in, is most of the work.
We are a California Certified Green Business and use plant-based, low-VOC products. Nothing lingering in the room you sleep in.
The mattress stays where it is. No pickup, no drop-off, and nothing to carry down a flight of stairs.
If a stain has been there for years or has gone through to the core, we say so before you book rather than after.


We would rather tell you before we arrive than after we have charged you.

Bed bugs, which are a pest control job

Sweat and body oil buildup

Urine that has soaked through to the core

Yellowing and general discoloration on the cover

Mold inside the mattress

Spills, food and drink marks

Sagging, broken springs or a collapsed foam layer

Surface dust, dander and allergens

Old stains that have already set and oxidized

Odors from sweat and light pet accidents
Mattress type changes the approach. Innerspring and hybrid mattresses handle moisture better than foam. Memory foam and latex hold water in the layers and dry slowly, so they need a low-moisture method. We check what you have before we start.

Every 12 to 24 months covers most households. Sooner if you have pets on the bed, allergies, or someone who sweats heavily.
The better signal is what you see when you strip the bed. Yellowing across the middle of the mattress, a musty smell when you pull the sheets back, or a stain you have been covering with a protector are all worth acting on. If your mattress has never been professionally cleaned, that is normal, and it is rarely too late.
Urine is the job people call about most, and it is the one where honesty matters.
A fresh accident caught on the surface usually comes out. Urine that has soaked down into the fill is a different matter, because the odor source is inside the mattress where a surface clean cannot reach it. We can treat what is reachable and tell you plainly whether the smell is likely to return.

We check the mattress type, look at the stains and odors you have flagged, and test our cleaner on a hidden area before touching anything visible.
A HEPA-filtered vacuum lifts surface dust, dander and skin cells before any moisture goes near the mattress.
Stains and odor sources are treated first and given time to break down.
We use as little moisture as the mattress type allows and extract thoroughly, because what stays in the mattress is what causes problems later.
Air movers speed up drying and we tell you when the bed is ready to make up again.
Mattress cleaning is priced by size and condition.

From $116

From $132

From $132
We also clean sofa bed and futon mattresses.
,Heavy staining, pet urine treatment and multiple mattresses are quoted after we have seen them, and doing several at once is cheaper per piece than one at a time.
We clean mattresses throughout San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area, in your home, with no pickup or drop-off. Don’t see your neighborhood? Call us.
[CONFIRM TIMING]. We use as little moisture as the mattress allows and extract thoroughly, and we will tell you when the bed is ready to make up. Foam mattresses hold moisture longer than innerspring, so they take more time.
It removes surface allergens and the skin cells mites feed on, but it does not clear mites out of the inside of a mattress, they live too deep for that. If allergies are the reason you are calling, a zippered allergen-proof encasement plus washing bedding weekly at 130°F does more than any cleaning will. We would rather tell you that than sell you something that will not solve it.
Sometimes. Fresh spills usually come out. Old sweat yellowing and set stains often lighten rather than disappear completely, and anything that has soaked into the fill is beyond what surface cleaning reaches. Email a photo and we will tell you what to expect before you book.
No. Bed bugs need a pest control professional and zippered encasements on the mattress and box spring. Cleaning does not resolve an infestation. Once the treatment is done we are happy to come and clean.
[CONFIRM]. Foam holds moisture in the layers and dries slowly, so it needs a low-moisture approach. Tell us what type of mattress you have when you call.
[CONFIRM — yes/no]. Pillows are usually washable at home, and washing them at 130°F does more for allergies than surface cleaning does. If yours are down or memory foam and cannot go in the machine, ask us when you book.
[CONFIRM TIMING]. We will tell you at the walkthrough when it is ready. If we are cleaning the only bed in the house, book it for the morning rather than the evening.
No. We use plant-based, low-VOC products, so there is no solvent smell and nothing that hangs around in a bedroom. If anything, a mattress that has been holding sweat and odors smells like less afterwards, not more.
Most mattress warranties only cover manufacturing defects and exclude stains and liquid damage. So a visible stain has usually already affected your warranty before anyone cleans anything. Terms vary by brand, so if your mattress is newer and unstained, check your warranty document first.