Mattress and Rug Care
Care for bedding and rugs that skip yearly rotation
Deep suction paired with a low-moisture treatment that respects filling which cannot be dried quickly indoors.
HomeThe promise
Mattresses and rugs used year-round without much rotation or airing tend to hold onto settled dust that ordinary vacuuming does not reach. This visit combines deep suction for the upper layers with a low-moisture approach designed not to saturate filling that would otherwise take too long to dry indoors, particularly relevant in Tokyo's more humid stretches.
The problem
A mattress that is rarely turned or a rug that stays in the same spot for years both accumulate settled material below the surface that surface cleaning cannot reach. In humid districts, this can be compounded by moisture that lingers in filling and fibre longer than expected, which is part of why a careful, low-moisture approach matters here.
The solution
Deep suction is used first to draw out settled dust from the upper layers of the mattress or rug, followed by a low-moisture treatment for surface care. Where an item can be turned or flipped safely, both sides are attended to in the same visit, giving more even results than treating only the top surface.
The moisture level used throughout is kept deliberately low, avoiding the kind of saturation that would leave filling damp for days in a typical indoor drying environment.
The experience
Assessment
A check of which items can be safely turned before work begins.
Treatment
Deep suction followed by low-moisture surface care, both sides where possible.
Guidance
A written note on turning and airing practice for the period between visits.
The investment
¥13,900
This covers up to two mattresses and two rugs across a visit of roughly two and a half hours, including a written note on turning and airing practice to help between visits.
- · Up to two mattresses and two rugs
- · Roughly two and a half hours
- · Both sides treated where safe to turn
- · Written turning and airing note
The proof
Drying times vary with the fabric involved and are set out on the method sheet on the philosophy page. Progress is checked visually and through the suction results, with the written note afterward giving a realistic sense of what to expect before the next visit.
The guarantee
If a mattress or rug has a filling type that raises questions about safe treatment, a message ahead of time is a good way to check compatibility before any visit is arranged.
Next steps
A message noting the number of mattresses and rugs, and whether they can be safely turned, is enough to plan the visit.
Ask about mattress and rug care
A short message describing the items is a good place to start.
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