🛡️ Structural Integrity Precautions

Pocket spring mattresses are built with individually wrapped coils, which makes them flexible but also sensitive to improper handling.

• Avoid Bending or Folding: Never bend, fold, or roll your pocket spring mattress. Doing so can permanently damage the individual spring pockets and the internal structure, which will void the warranty and cause permanent sagging. When moving the mattress, carry it flat on its side.
• Do Not Jump or Stand: Refrain from jumping on the mattress, especially children. The excessive, concentrated force can prematurely break or warp the individual pocket springs.
• Avoid Sitting Heavily on the Edges: While occasional sitting is fine, consistently sitting on the very edge for long periods can weaken the springs and edge support, leading to premature sagging at the sides.

🛏️ Foundation and Support

The base you use is crucial for the mattress’s performance and longevity.

• Ensure Adequate Support: Your mattress needs a firm, even, and strong foundation.
• Recommended: A solid platform base, a box spring designed for a spring mattress, or a sturdy slatted bed frame.
• Slatted Bases: If using a slatted base, ensure the slats are close together—ideally no more than 3 inches (about 7.5 cm) apart—to prevent the mattress from sagging between the gaps.
• Avoid: Using old, worn-out box springs that may have lost their firmness.

✨ Care and Maintenance

Regular maintenance helps distribute wear and tear, keeping your mattress fresh and supportive.

• Rotate Regularly: This is the most important care step.
• Frequency: Rotate the mattress head-to-foot every 3-6 months. Recommended rotating more frequently (every 2-4 weeks) during the first few months of use to help the fillings settle evenly.
• Benefit: Rotation ensures that pressure and wear are distributed across the entire surface, preventing permanent body impressions or sagging in one area.
• Use a Mattress Protector: Invest in a good quality, breathable mattress protector. This is your primary defense against:
• Spills and stains.
• Dust mites, allergens, and dead skin cells.
• Moisture that can lead to mold or mildew (especially important as mattresses cannot be washed).
• Keep it Clean and Dry:
• Vacuum: Lightly vacuum your mattress every few months using an upholstery attachment to remove dust and allergens.
• Spot Clean: For small stains, use a very mild soap solution and a damp cloth. Do not saturate the mattress with water or harsh chemicals, as excessive moisture can damage the springs and internal foam/fillings.
• Allow it to Air Out: Periodically remove all bedding and let the mattress air for a few hours. This helps remove moisture absorbed from your body and keeps the mattress fresh.

Always refer to the specific care instructions provided, as they may have unique recommendations based on the materials used in the specific model.Regularly check the bed frame to ensure it provides a firm, even foundation with adequate central support and closely spaced slats (ideally 3 inches or less apart) while consistently rotating the mattress (head-to-foot) every 3-6 months to maintain its structural flatness and prevent premature sagging.