Air Mattress

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I bought a $10 air mattress in the camping section of Walmart. The brand is Ozark. I bought a twin size, after I experimented with a queen size. The twin is so easy to clean. Now I just put it in the shower and spray it down with warm water. So, easy. Takes less than 5 minutes. Before bed, I spray it with Epsom Salts. I take some Borax and hot water and put it in a squirt bottle and squirt it all over the floor under the mattress. It's working right now, but I do have to change sleeping areas once every 2 weeks. Mel Lucy Lu <lucylu62@...> wrote: Hi Ray,i was wondering what you did about your bed?I have a vinyl cover on mine, but I think they arestill living in it and coming out thru the zipper.I ozonated a few weeks ago and that got rid of themfor a while...but now it seems they are back....I WASdoing so well until yesterday- I spent the whole dayin bed because I am sick- and I got pinpricks in thebed.I would ozonate it every day if i could but we live ina small studio apt with no separation from the rest ofthe the small living area. I am going to get a tarpand tape it all around the bed area and then ozonatethe mattress tomorrow...but what can I do today?Should i put Borax under the vinyl cover?What do you think would happen if i sprayed themattress with clorox bleach/ water? Would it eat awayand ruin the

mattress?Love your advice, LL--- castiar <castiar > wrote:> I had put borax under the sofa and a lot under the> cushions.> > You could do the same and you could even put some> under the slip > covers and still spray the top with the bleach> water.> > > > > >> > Hi all,> > For those of you who use windex on your floors,do> you use straight > > windex or do you add water?I have wood floors,> will windex stain > them? > > Any suggestions for slipcovered sofas? Right now I> usually bleach > the > > covers with clorox(Thank Goodness I choose> White)but I have no idea

> how > > to treat the rest of the sofa. I have small kids> who climb over > them > > everyday so it would have to be non toxic.For> those of you who have > > internal mites, what were your symptoms? Sorry> about all the > questions > > but I have been dealing with this for so long I'm> getting to the > point > > that I feel I'll never be rid of them and even> though my problems > is > > somewhat under control I want to completely rid> myself of them if > > that's possible.> > TIA> >> > > > ------------------------------------> >