CAR E INSTRU C T I O N S

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1 CAR E INSTRU C T I O N S BEFORE USE WASHING CARE BLEACHING Dough memory foam pillows are sensitive to temperature. When exposed to colder temperatures your pillow will become firmer. Your body heat will help the foam soften. Pre-wash the zippered cover Do not use chlorine bleach as it can weaken fibers and cause them to yellow prematurely. Do not use an external heat source on the pillow; doing so will damage the pillow and void your warranty. New memory foam may initially have a slight odor; it is completely harmless and will dissipate over a short time with regular use. To expedite odor dissipation, remove and wash the cover and place the pillow in a dry sunny location. Wash zippered cover separate from other items as the zipper may cause damage to clothing or linens. Wash the zippered cover in warm water using a non-chlorine bleach detergent on a gentle cycle with a cold water rinse. The pillow can be spot cleaned with mild detergent by hand only; do not soak or machine wash the foam. Rinse with warm water. If white fabrics need bleaching, use an oxygen-based bleach. Tumble dry zippered cover on low heat. Never use a high heat setting or over dry; this will weaken the fibers, cause shrinkage and shorten the life of the cover. After spot cleaning the pillow, dry at room temperature away from heat or light. Do not machine wash or dry. W W W.M A LOU FS LE E P.CO M C U STO M E RS E RVICE@ M ALO U FS L EEP.CO M

2 CA RE INSTRU C T I O N S WA S H I NG CAR E D E T E RG E N T D RY I N G Pre-wash the zippered cover before first use. Tumble dry zippered cover on low heat. Wash zippered cover separate from other items as the zipper may cause damage to clothing or linens. Wash the zippered cover in warm water using a non-chlorine bleach detergent on a gentle cycle with a cold water rinse. The pillow can be spot cleaned with mild detergent by hand only; do not soak or machine wash this pillow. Blot excess moisture with a clean towel. BL E ACH I N G Do not use chlorine bleach as it can weaken fibers and cause them to yellow prematurely. If white fabrics need bleaching, use an oxygen-based bleach. Never use a high heat setting or over dry; this will weaken the fibers, cause shrinkage and shorten the life of the cover. After spot cleaning the pillow, dry at room temperature away from heat or light. Do not machine wash or dry. W W W.M ALOUFS L EEP.CO M CUSTO MERS ERVIC ALOU FSLE E P.COM

3 CARE INSTRUCT I O NS WASH I N G CAR E B LE ACH I N G The pillow can be spot cleaned by hand with a mild detergent. Blot excess moisture with a clean towel. Do not use chlorine bleach as it can weaken fibers and cause them to yellow prematurely. DETE RG E N T preferably non-alkaline, without If white fabrics need bleaching, use an oxygen-based bleach. D RY I N G Tumble dry on low heat. Never use a high heat setting. W W W. M A LO UFSLEEP.COM C U STOMERSE RV I ALO UFSLE E P.CO M

4 WOV E N CA R E I NST RUCT I ONS Do not pour detergent directly on linens. Instead, add it to the water as the wash tub fills or dilute with water, then add linens. MAC HI NE WA S H IN G Pre-wash your linens before first use. Separate linens from other items in the wash, especially those containing polyester which tends to create pilling. Also, items with heavy zippers which can abrade and damage the fabric. Unless linens are very soiled, only use half the recommended amount of detergent. B L E ACH IN G Do not use chlorine bleach as it Do not overload the washing can weaken fibers and cause machine. Overloading can cause them to yellow prematurely. fibers to break down from excessive abrasion and If white fabrics need bleaching, agitation. use an oxygen-based bleach. Wash in warm water using a non-chlorine bleach detergent D RY IN G on a gentle cycle with a cold water rinse. Line drying recommended. Shake out damp linens before placing in the dryer and tumble dry on low heat until slightly damp. D E T E RG E NT preferably non-alkaline, without added bleach or whiteners. W W W. M A LO UFSLEEP.COM Never use a high heat setting or over dry; this will weaken the fibers, cause shrinkage and shorten the life of your linens. Remove from dryer promptly while slightly damp to minimize wrinkles. Smooth and fold or press with an iron if desired. C H EMI CA L S Some hair and skin products such as acne lotions or toothpastes that contain oxidizing agents may cause discoloration and pilling of linens. STO RAG E Store bed linens in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area. Linens stored long-term should be wrapped in white cotton or acid free paper. Avoid storing linens in plastic bags or boxes, which can cause permanent yellowing. CUSTOMERSERVICE@M ALOU FSLEEP.COM

5 MACHINE WASHING WARNING Pre-wash the mattress protector Line drying recommended. Failure to follow these care instructions will void your mattress protector warranty. Wash in cold to hot water. Do not exceed a water temperature of 120 degrees. Do not pour detergent directly on the mattress protector. Instead, add it to the water as the wash tub fills or dilute with water, then add the mattress protector. Tumble dry on low heat with other bedding. Do not tumble dry the mattress protector alone. Never use a heat setting above 125 degrees or over dry; this will weaken the fibers, damage the protective membrane and shorten the life of your mattress protector. Remove from dryer promptly. Do not iron. Do not dry clean. W W W.M A LOU FS LE E P.CO M C U STO M E RS E RVICE@ M ALO U FS L EEP.CO M

6 MACHINE WASHING WARNING Pre-wash the mattress protector Line drying recommended. Failure to follow these care instructions will void your mattress protector warranty. Wash in cold to hot water. Do not exceed a water temperature of 120 degrees. Do not pour detergent directly on the mattress protector. Instead, add it to the water as the wash tub fills or dilute with water, then add the mattress protector. Tumble dry on low heat with other bedding. Do not tumble dry the mattress protector alone. Never use a heat setting above 125 degrees or over dry; this will weaken the fibers, damage the protective membrane and shorten the life of your mattress protector. Remove from dryer promptly. Do not iron. Do not dry clean. W W W.M A LOU FS LE E P.CO M C U STO M E RS ERVICE@ M ALO U FS L EEP.CO M

7 MACHINE WASHING WARNING Pre-wash the mattress protector Line drying recommended. Failure to follow these care instructions will void your mattress protector warranty. Wash in cold to hot water. Do not exceed a water temperature of 120 degrees. Do not pour detergent directly on the mattress protector. Instead, add it to the water as the wash tub fills or dilute with water, then add the mattress protector. Tumble dry on low heat with other bedding. Do not tumble dry the mattress protector alone. Never use a heat setting above 125 degrees or over dry; this will weaken the fibers, damage the protective membrane and shorten the life of your mattress protector. Remove from dryer promptly. Do not iron. Do not dry clean. W W W.M A LOU FS LE E P.CO M C U STO M E RS E RVICE@ M ALO U FS L EEP.CO M

8 MACHINE WASHING Pre-wash the mattress pad Wash in cold to hot water. Do not exceed a water temperature of 120 degrees. Do not pour detergent directly on the mattress pad. Instead, add it to the water as the wash tub fills or dilute with water, then add the mattress pad. Line drying recommended. Tumble dry on low heat with other bedding. Do not tumble dry the mattress pad alone. Do not over dry; this will weaken the fibers and shorten the life of your mattress pad. Do not iron. Do not dry clean. WARNING Failure to follow these care instructions will void your mattress pad warranty. W W W.M A LOU FS LE E P.CO M C U STO M E RS E RVICE@ M ALO U FS L EEP.CO M

9 MACHINE WASHING WARNING Pre-wash the mattress protector Line drying recommended. Failure to follow these care instructions will void your mattress protector warranty. Wash in cold to hot water. Do not exceed a water temperature of 120 degrees. Do not pour detergent directly on the mattress protector. Instead, add it to the water as the wash tub fills or dilute with water, then add the mattress protector. Tumble dry on low heat with other bedding. Do not tumble dry the mattress protector alone. Never use a heat setting above 125 degrees or over dry; this will weaken the fibers, damage the protective membrane and shorten the life of your mattress protector. Remove from dryer promptly. Do not iron. Do not dry clean. W W W.M A LOU FS LE E P.CO M C U STO M E RS E RVICE@ M ALO U FS L EEP.CO M

10 MACHINE WASHING WARNING Pre-wash the mattress protector Line drying recommended. Failure to follow these care instructions will void your mattress protector warranty. Wash in cold to hot water. Do not exceed a water temperature of 120 degrees. Do not pour detergent directly on the mattress protector. Instead, add it to the water as the wash tub fills or dilute with water, then add the mattress protector. Tumble dry on low heat with other bedding. Do not tumble dry the mattress protector alone. Never use a heat setting above 125 degrees or over dry; this will weaken the fibers, damage the protective membrane and shorten the life of your mattress protector. Remove from dryer promptly. Do not iron. Do not dry clean. W W W.M A LOU FS LE E P.CO M C U STO M E RS ERVICE@ M ALO U FS L EEP.CO M

11 HAND WASHING Hand wash only with cold to warm water. Do not pour detergent directly on the mattress protector. Instead, add it to the water as the wash tub fills or dilute with water, then add the mattress protector. Line dry after removing excess water. Do not tumble dry. Do not iron. Do not dry clean. WARNING Failure to follow these care instructions will void your mattress pad warranty. W W W.M A LOU FS LE E P.CO M C U STO M E RS E RVICE@ M ALO U FS L EEP.CO M

12 HAND WASHING Hand wash only with cold to warm water. Do not pour detergent directly on the mattress pad. Instead, add it to the water as the wash tub fills or dilute with water, then add the mattress pad. Line dry after removing excess water. Do not tumble dry. Do not iron. Do not dry clean. WARNING Failure to follow these care instructions will void your mattress pad warranty. W W W.M A LOU FS LE E P.CO M C U STO M E RS E RVICE@ M ALO U FS L EEP.CO M

13 CAR E I N ST RU C T I O N S Carefully remove plastic packaging. Take care not to cut through the mattress topper. Do not overload the washing machine. Overloading can cause fibers to break down from excessive abrasion and agitation. Place compressed mattress topper on a flat surface in a well ventilated room and allow 48 hours for expansion. Wash the zippered cover in warm water using a non-chlorine bleach detergent on a gentle cycle with a cold water rinse. Due to the unique properties of latex foam, dimensions after expansion may vary; this is normal and will not affect the performance of the mattress. The mattress topper can be spot cleaned with mild detergent by hand only; do not soak or machine wash the foam. Rinse with warm water. BEFORE USE New latex foam may initially have a slight odor; it is completely harmless and will dissipate over a short time with regular use. WASHING CARE Pre-wash the zippered cover Wash zippered cover separate from other items as the zipper may cause damage to clothing or linens. Tumble dry zippered cover on low heat. Never use a high heat setting or over dry; this will weaken the fibers, cause shrinkage and shorten the life of the cover. After spot cleaning the mattress topper, dry at room temperature away from heat or light. Do not machine wash or dry. BLEACHING Do not use chlorine bleach as it can weaken fibers and cause them to yellow prematurely. If white fabrics need bleaching, use an oxygen-based bleach. W W W.M A LOUFS LE E P.CO M C U STO M E RS E RVICE@ M ALO U FS L EEP.CO M

14 CA R E I N ST RU C T I O N S BEFORE USE WASHING CARE Carefully remove plastic packaging. Take care not to cut through the mattress topper. The mattress can be spot cleaned with mild detergent by hand only; do not soak or machine wash the foam. Rinse with warm water. Place compressed mattress topper on a flat surface in a well ventilated room and allow 48 hours for expansion. Due to the unique properties of memory foam, dimensions after expansion may vary; this is normal and will not affect the performance of the mattress. New memory foam may initially have a slight odor; it is completely harmless and will dissipate over a short time with regular use. preferably non-alkaline, without After spot cleaning the mattress, dry at room temperature away from heat or light. Do not machine wash or dry. W W W.M A LOU FS LE E P.CO M C U STO M E RS E RVICE@ M ALO U FS L EEP.CO M

15 CAR E I N ST RU C T I O N S Carefully remove plastic packaging. Take care not to cut through the mattress topper. Do not overload the washing machine. Overloading can cause fibers to break down from excessive abrasion and agitation. Place compressed mattress topper on a flat surface in a well ventilated room and allow 48 hours for expansion. Wash the zippered cover in warm water using a non-chlorine bleach detergent on a gentle cycle with a cold water rinse. Due to the unique properties of memory foam, dimensions after expansion may vary; this is normal and will not affect the performance of the mattress. The matterss topper can be spot cleaned with mild detergent by hand only; do not soak or machine wash the foam. Rinse with warm water. BEFORE USE New memory foam may initially have a slight odor; it is completely harmless and will dissipate over a short time with regular use. Tumble dry zippered cover on low heat. Never use a high heat setting or over dry; this will weaken the fibers, cause shrinkage and shorten the life of the cover. After spot cleaning the mattresss topper, dry at room temperature away from heat or light. Do not machine wash or dry. WASHING CARE BLEACHING Pre-wash the zippered cover Do not use chlorine bleach as it can weaken fibers and cause them to yellow prematurely. Wash zippered cover separate from other items as the zipper may cause damage to clothing or linens. If white fabrics need bleaching, use an oxygen-based bleach. W W W.M A LO U FS LE E P.CO M C U STO M E RS ERVICE@ M ALO U FS L EEP.CO M

16 CAR E INSTRU C T I O N S BEFORE USE WASHING CARE BLEACHING Gel Dough memory foam pillows are sensitive to temperature. When exposed to colder temperatures your pillow will become firmer. Your body heat will help the foam soften. Pre-wash the zippered cover Do not use chlorine bleach as it can weaken fibers and cause them to yellow prematurely. Do not use an external heat source on the pillow; doing so will damage the pillow and void your warranty. New memory foam may initially have a slight odor; it is completely harmless and will dissipate over a short time with regular use. To expedite odor dissipation, remove and wash the cover and place the pillow in a dry sunny location. Wash zippered cover separate from other items as the zipper may cause damage to clothing or linens. Wash the zippered cover in warm water using a non-chlorine bleach detergent on a gentle cycle with a cold water rinse. The pillow can be spot cleaned with mild detergent by hand only; do not soak or machine wash the foam. Rinse with warm water. If white fabrics need bleaching, use an oxygen-based bleach. Tumble dry zippered cover on low heat. Never use a high heat setting or over dry; this will weaken the fibers, cause shrinkage and shorten the life of the cover. After spot cleaning the pillow, dry at room temperature away from heat or light. Do not machine wash or dry. W W W.M A LOU FS LE E P.CO M C U STO M E RS E RVICE@ M ALO U FS L EEP.CO M

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