Inspired Professional Mattress Stain Remover, Organic Stain

I don’t know how I lived without this Mattress Stain Remover. It’s a miracle product that can erase any evidence of my nightly accidents. Whether it’s wine, coffee, blood, or urine, this stuff works like magic. It even has a pleasant scent that masks the odor of my shame. I highly recommend this product to anyone who has trouble controlling their bladder or their impulses. It’s worth every penny!

This product is amazing, I read the reviews before buying and thought surly this isn’t going to work.. but I was gob smacked I sprayed I left it come back later and it was gone. And the stains had Been there months. Its saved me a fortune because I was going to buy a new mattress.

Can’t imagine it can bring such a difference. It clears almost all the stains and the only thing I did was just spraying that on the stain. It takes a long time for it to dry so prepare yourself if you would like to spray a big amount.

I ended up using this over a period of a few weeks to remove sweat stains from a mattress following a bout of illness.
It started to work immediately but I didn’t like to soak the mattress too much as I was still sleeping in the bed and didn’t want to make it up again while it was still damp.
The marks improved straight away but did not disappear completely. I repeated the process 2/3 times over the next few weeks when I changed the bedding and the marks have now almost completely gone so I’m pleased with the results.
Not sure what the active ingredient/s are as they weren’t listed but it has a mild bleach smell. There has been no damage to the mattress fabric but I would test it or use sparingly to start with just in case

The cat was sick on the bed and it leaked through the mattress protector: not a big stain, but not something I wanted on the beautiful wool mattress I had saved up for. After carefully mopping up, I tried everything I would normally use on a carpet/upholstery stain… and when those didn’t work, a couple of ideas I researched on the internet:
– enzymatic pet stain remover
– a well-known carpet spot-cleaning spray in a bright pink bottle
– steam cleaning
– an oxygen-based laundry bleach
– white vinegar and bicarb
– dilute peroxide
…and nothing worked. All they did was make the tidemark bigger on each attempt, and nothing was removing the yellow (which I think might have also been exacerbated by dampness in the wool). I gave up, put the clean mattress protector over the top, and as time went on the dried stain became darker underneath it.

I saw this spray recommended on a list of spring cleaning ideas, and thought it was worth a try because it specifically said that it works on old dried-in stains, whereas the usual warning is that it’s only going to work if it’s a fresh stain. It’s not cheap (although it is a big bottle – I can’t imagine ever using it all), and I didn’t have much hope given that nothing else had worked. The bottle was well packaged but there were a few droplets of liquid on the bottle inside its waterproof wrapper. It smells a little bit like peroxide on my hands, so I would guess there’s an element of that in there, but there is no noticeable aroma once it is on the bed.

I lightly sprayed just the bottom half of the stain, so that I could see the comparison without risking making the whole stain bigger yet again, and within half an hour it had pretty much vanished! I’ve sprayed the rest of the stain and my mattress now looks white again. There is still a slight tidemark visible and I’ll do as other reviewers have suggested and give it a light spray each time I change the sheets for the next few weeks – and cross my fingers that it doesn’t darken again over time. At least now I know what to use to make it white again!