We use the scientifically proven Hygienitech® Mattress Cleaning and Sanitizing process is an all-natural, chemical-free, dry treatment procedure that effectively removes and destroys dust mites, fungal spores, bacteria and other harmful debris found in all mattresses.
It is a completely non-invasive and totally safe and effective way to disinfect any mattress, regardless of its age, size or style. The process we have developed is merely an extension of the same methods that the medical profession has been using for many years.
While relatively new, through our promotional efforts and the affiliations we are forging with various healthcare organizations, it will not be very long before the entire country recognizes that a clean mattress can make a tremendous difference in the way we feel. When it comes to most common allergies, it's very likely that a dust mite infested mattress is the cause. But you don't have to wait; you can call Good Impressions Cleaning Inc. today and begin feeling better tomorrow morning.
What We Use
Hygienitech's® Mattress Cleaning System is based on a powerful, specially engineered portable cleaning device that generates incredible suction and high frequency pulsating waves, combined with a germ killing UV-C light* to pulverize and extract the dust mites and other harmful debris that have accumulated in the mattress.
The older the mattress is, the worse the contamination. And it doesn't matter how often you change the sheets or even if you've tried vacuuming the mattress yourself, there could be millions of dust mites along with other harmful bacteria and contaminants deeply embedded.
There's only one safe, chemical free way to clean and sanitize a mattress properly, the Hygienitech® way. Our equipment is state of the art and our service is unparalleled.
*UV-C LIGHT is germicidal - i.e., it deactivates the DNA of bacteria, viruses and other pathogens and thus destroys their ability to multiply and cause disease. Specifically, UV-C light causes damage to the nucleic acid of microorganisms by forming covalent bonds between certain adjacent bases in the DNA. The formation of such bonds prevent the DNA from being unzipped for replication, and the organism is unable to reproduce. In fact, when the organism tries to replicate, it dies.
