Bed Maintenance

1. Rotate and flip regularly: During the first year of use, rotate the mattress (head-to-foot) and flip it (top-to-bottom) every three months. This ensures even distribution of pressure across the mattress and extends its lifespan;

2. Maintain air circulation: Ensure good airflow in the room where the mattress is used to prevent internal moisture buildup and maintain comfort;

3. Avoid concentrated pressure: Do not stand, jump, or apply heavy weight to a single spot on the mattress, as this causes uneven pressure distribution. Also, avoid sitting on the edge for prolonged periods, which can shorten the mattress's lifespan;

4. Do not wash with water: If liquid spills and penetrates the inner layers, do not wash with water. Instead, immediately use a highly absorbent cloth to press firmly and soak up the liquid, then dry using a hair dryer on a cool or warm setting (never use hot air) or an electric fan. Additionally, do not use dry-cleaning fluids on the mattress surface, as this may damage the fabric;

5. Do not smoke in bed or place the mattress near open flames;

6. Use a mattress protector: To maintain hygiene, place a mattress protector over the mattress before putting on the bedsheet;

7. Proper base pairing: Do not place a board between the mattress and the base, and do not place the new mattress on top of a damaged old one. Purchasing a matching base helps extend the new mattress's lifespan and ensures sleeping comfort. If the surface becomes soiled, clean it promptly by wiping with alcohol;

8. Handle with care: When moving the mattress, keep it upright; do not bend or fold it, as this can damage the structural border wire and cause the mattress to warp or deform.