What are the common misconceptions about maintaining mattresses

The quality of a mattress determines how to have a high-quality sleep. A comfortable sleep environment allows us to have better mental rest and greater physical relaxation at the same time. Many people do not know how to maintain a mattress. Let's take a look at the common misconceptions in mattress maintenance.
The mattress will not be replaced throughout the year
Generally speaking, the effective life of a spring mattress is about 10 years. That is to say, after ten years of use, due to the long-term compression resistance of the spring, the elasticity of the mattress has undergone a certain degree of change. This will lead to a decrease in the fit between the human body and the bed, making the human spine unable to receive effective support and in a relatively curved state of loading. Therefore, even if there is no local damage, it is still necessary to replace the mattress with a new one in a timely manner.
The more springs there are, the better
There are many factors that determine the quality of a craftsman's mattress, and the number of springs can only reflect one characteristic, that is, the strong load-bearing capacity of the springs, and the key role of bearing gravity is not only the number of springs, but also the material, pressure resistance, and elasticity of the springs. When purchasing a mattress, one should determine its load-bearing capacity based on their own needs.
The mattress should be cleaned
Mattresses are generally made of foam material, springs and springs. Some old mattresses are made of fluffy mattresses, and each mattress can benefit from daily maintenance. The mattress should be flipped monthly and ensure even wear and tear. Cover the mattress with cotton wool or use a bedspread to prevent getting dirty, and clean the dirt in a timely manner. However, when cleaning, do not let the mattress be too wet, and wait until it is completely dry before making the bed.