Your Ultimate Guide To Storing Your Mattress
February 8, 2025

If you've ever moved a mattress, you know that it can be quite a chore. Between the physical difficulty of moving such a large piece of furniture down a stairwell and the challenge of storing it, you could use a helping hand.
That's why ClearHome has prepared this guide to help you better understand how to store a mattress, how to store a mattress topper, and other helpful tips for keeping your sleep haven happy and healthy—either at home or tucked away in a storage unit. Whether you're facing a temporary relocation or decluttering your bedroom, this guide will equip you with the knowledge and practical tips to ensure your mattress slumbers peacefully until its next deployment.
Preparing Your Mattress for Storage
Before you stow away your mattress, it's crucial to prepare it properly:- Begin by cleaning the mattress thoroughly to ensure it's free of dust, dirt, and any spills.
- Use a gentle upholstery cleaner for stains, and allow the mattress to air dry completely.
- Once clean, cover it with a quality mattress protector, such as ClearHome's mattress covers, available in twin, full, queen, and king sizes.
Choosing the Right Storage Location
Selecting an appropriate storage space is key to preserving your mattress. Whether you're relying on a storage unit during a move or seeking a space to declutter your home, the selection of the right storage locale plays a crucial role. Look for units that protect against extreme temperatures, as your mattress deserves a storage setting that helps it remain in good condition.Climate-Controlled Storage To Preserve Your Mattress
Consider a storage unit with climate control to maintain a stable environment for your mattress. Without climate control, your mattress is vulnerable to extreme temperatures in the summer and winter, risking damage from mold, mildew, and warping. ClearHome's innovative facilities offer climate-controlled storage options, so you can feel good about storing your belongings, including your mattresses.Other items that benefit from climate control include:- Leather products
- Wooden furniture
- Vinyl records
- Art and photographs
- Paper files




