PureBed · Free Owner's Guide
Your Allergy-Free Bedroom Guide
Seven simple habits to clear dust mites and allergens from where you sleep — so you wake up breathing easier.
Thank you for choosing PureBed UV Pro. Your device does the heavy lifting on the surface you sleep on — but a genuinely low-allergen bedroom comes down to a few consistent habits. Here's the exact routine we recommend.
Wash bedding weekly — and wash it hot
Heat is what actually kills dust mites. Wash sheets, pillowcases and covers weekly at 130°F (54°C). If a fabric can't take heat, 15 minutes in a hot dryer does the job.
Deep-clean the mattress itself
The step almost everyone skips. Sheets only cover the problem — mites, dead skin and allergens live inside the fibers. Run your PureBed slowly across the whole surface once a week and watch the chamber fill.
Encase your mattress and pillows
Zippered, allergen-proof covers create a barrier mites can't cross. Paired with your weekly clean, this gives the biggest drop in symptoms.
Keep humidity between 30–50%
Dust mites can't survive in dry air. A small dehumidifier or your AC makes the single biggest long-term difference — a population can shrink dramatically in a few weeks.
Reduce the dust reservoirs
Every soft, fuzzy surface holds allergens. Fewer heavy rugs, throw pillows and stuffed toys in the bedroom means far less for dust to settle into.
Don't forget the other soft surfaces
Sofas, headboards, armchairs and car seats collect the same debris as your bed. Give them a weekly pass too — your PureBed works on all of them.
Air it out daily
Open the windows for a few minutes each day and let sunlight reach the bed. Fresh air lowers humidity and helps keep the room fresh between deep cleans.
Your weekly 5-minute routine
- Strip the bed and wash bedding hot
- Run PureBed over the mattress and pillows
- Quick pass over the sofa or headboard
- Empty and rinse the dust chamber
- Open a window and let it breathe
Getting the most from your PureBed
- The first few cleans fill the chamber fast — that's months of hidden buildup, not a fault. It slows as your mattress gets genuinely clean.
- Empty and rinse the chamber after each use — a clear chamber means full suction.
- Let the HEPA filter dry completely before refitting it.
- Move slowly. One steady pass lifts far more than several fast ones.
Do this once a week and your bedroom becomes a place that helps you breathe — not one that quietly works against you.
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— The PureBed Team