How to Clean Urine Stains on a Tempur-Pedic Mattress Pad

By Rose Kivi

Overview

Tempur-Pedic mattress pads are made out of a foam that cannot be washed in a washing machine. The washing machine would tear and damage the mattress pad. If you get urine stains on a mattress pad, do not fret, they can be removed. Follow these directions to remove urine stains and urine odor. These urine stain removal directions apply to human and pet urine stains.

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Step 1

Pat the urine area with white paper towels, if the area is still wet. White paper towels are used so they do not transfer dye to the mattress pad. Keep patting the urine area, using fresh paper towels as needed, until the paper towels no longer become saturated with urine.
Step 2

Spray an enzyme-based pet stain remover on the urine stain. Thoroughly saturate the urine stain with the enzyme spray, but do not soak the area. Enzyme-based pet stain removers effectively remove human urine stains as well as pet stains. Enzyme-based cleaners are non-toxic and environmentally friendly.

Step 3

Allow the enzyme-based pet stain remover to stay on the mattress pad for one minute.
Step 4

Pat the urine stain area with clean white paper towels. Continue patting the area, using fresh paper towels when needed, until the paper towels no longer become saturated.
Step 5

Repeat steps 2 through 4 if the urine stain is still visible. Older stains that have settled in to the mattress pad may require multiple treatments.
Step 6

Leave the mattress uncovered until it is fully dry.

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