Sealy Mattress Care Guide

Congrats on your Sealy Mattress; learn how to care for your mattress to get the most out of your purchase.

Setting up your new mattress

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Registering your warranty is a crucial step in protecting your investment. It will expedite any future inquiries you may have with our customer service team.

Register your warranty here:
7 year warranty
10 year warranty

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Your Sealy has a settling period

Your mattress has been designed and made with great care using all new materials. Hence the bed might seem abit firmer in the first 2 weeks of use. Do not worry, it may take a few weeks for the layers to adjust and fit your body. This is completely normal, as the mattress will gradually conform to your shape, weight, and sleeping position over time.

Cleaning your mattress

It is important to keep your mattress clean so that it continues to stay fresh and perform as intended. Here are some tips to safely clean and maintain your new Sealy mattress.

Vacuum regularly — you can freshen the fabric or remove dust and debris by using a vacuum on low suction.

Keep your mattress dry — prevent water and other fluids from coming into contact with your mattress. A waterproof cover may be useful for children’s beds.

Treat spills and stains as soon as possible with a damp cloth. Avoid scouring the surface with a brush or using excessive moisture which can affect the internal components of the mattress, including the spring system.

Keep out of direct sunlight — if positioned by a window without covers or a mattress protector, the fabric may fade over time.

Avoid dry cleaning chemicals and detergents — these may damage some of the construction materials.

Ensure your Sealy product is exposed to adequate ventilation.

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Maintaining your current base

Regardless of which kind of bed base you are using, it is important to check regularly that it is in good condition.

Regularly tighten the glides, castors or legs on your base. We suggest doing so approximately every three months.

If your base has slats, check whether they are fixed to the frame to prevent movement. In King and Queen sizes, they should be supported by a centre rail as well. Ideally, slats should be spaced so that the gaps are not wider than the width of the slats themselves.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please check our Sleep Hub articles for more common questions, tips and helpful articles.

If you would like to speak with our team, please do not hesitate to get in touch. Our customer support is available weekdays 7 am - 9 pm.
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