Avoid using any strong chemicals like bleach, and any products with a strong fragrance as it can negatively affect the air quality. Absorb any liquid by dabbing it with a clean cloth. Don’t rub the stain, as it can push liquids further into the mattress.

Instead, consider making a homemade bed bug killer spray if you can’t afford these insecticides. Start by filling a spray bottle with hydrogen peroxide, then thoroughly moistening the spots on the mattress.Alternatively, for really stubborn urine stains, use an enzyme-based spot-cleaning product that's specifically designed to treat human or pet urine, such as Woolite Pet Stain and Odor Remover. Here's how to remove dry or stubborn urine stains from a mattress... Meat tenderizer powder: Make a paste made using powdered meat tenderizer and water. Apply it to the mattress stain, wait 10 minutes, and blot the area with a damp rag. Learn how to remove urine stains from a mattress the easy way. Lightly blot the new urine stain with a clean cloth to remove excess urine. Be careful not to press hard as you may spread the stain and get it deep into the fibers of the mattress. There are also homemade solutions, like mixing water with baking soda, hydrogen peroxide, detergent, or washing-up liquid.

Let it air dry after stain removal. Be patient, and don’t try to speed things along with a blow-dryer, since heat can turn any lingering mattress stains permanent. A fan is okay, though. Red wine stains are notoriously difficult to remove. For best results, treat spills immediately, and don’t rub into the fabric. With a damp sponge, extract more of the coffee stain, dap with clean towels, rinse the sponge, and repeat Coffee leaves telltale brown stains that can be difficult to remove, especially once set in. While a coffee stain is fresh, try flushing it away with water before the pigments bind to the fabric. Otherwise, a mixture of vinegar and dish soap works well. If your coffee includes cream and sugar, use an additional solution of detergent and warm water. Most mattresses can be cleaned using a standard spray cleaning solution. Make sure that your mattress can be cleaned using wet solvents. The exception is Tempurpedic and other memory foam mattresses. These should not be saturated. If you aren’t sure, try testing a small, inconspicuous area of your mattress with the solution first.

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Coffee Cleaner: If you enjoy having a morning coffee in bed, you’re probably no stranger to spillages. After dabbing with paper towels, try mixing a small amount of white vinegar and dish soap, with 2 cups of warm water. After gently blotting the stain, rinse with cold water to remove any remaining residue. If you have young children or pets, urine stains are not uncommon. The resulting yellow marks and telltale odor are unpleasant, but urine stains also provide a breeding ground for bacteria. In the first instance, try just adding baking soda to the stain - gently rub it in, leave for 15 minutes, and then vacuum. Multi-purpose: Many mattress cleaners can also be multi-functional, so it’s worth looking out for sprays and vacuums that you can use on other soft furnishings or floors. Sprinkle baking soda on the affected area and leave it for several hours to absorb liquids and odors.