Can you use bleach in a water bed?
A waterbed mattress can sustain damage through the use of chlorine bleach. A multipurpose water conditioner properly maintains the vinyl mattress while bleach can cause the plastic to dry, become brittle and crack.
How often should I put conditioner in my waterbed?
Add a bottle of waterbed conditioner to the water every six months. This prevents algae growth and odor formation. Always use the same brand of conditioner. Some products are incompatible and can give the water a bad smell when combined.
Is waterbed conditioner necessary?
The waterbed chemicals kill bacteria which could cause bad smells or noisy air bubbles. To extend the life of the mattress it is vitally important to add the conditioner six monthly and not yearly. The waterbed conditioner works by creating a protective barrier on the inside surface of the waterbed mattress.
What chemical is in waterbed conditioner?
didecyldimethyl ammonium chloride
Waterbed conditioner is dosed to prevent and to control bacteria and algae in waterbeds. These products have as active substance didecyldimethyl ammonium chloride (DDAC: 45 g/L) or alkyldimethylbenzyl ammonium chloride (ADBAC: 490 g/L); both are quaternary ammonium compounds (quats).
What can I put in my waterbed?
When you fill your waterbed mattress for the first time, you must add water conditioner to the mattress. Blue Magic Waterbed Conditioner keeps the water from stagnating and potentially smelling bad. Conditioner also keeps the inside of the waterbed mattress supple, as vinyl can become brittle over time.
What is waterbed conditioner for?
Conditioner is an algaecide. The conditioner stabilizes the quality of the water so there is no risk of algae or bacteria growth inside the mattress. We recommend you add a 4 oz bottle of conditioner every six months.
Do you need to change water in waterbed?
Only when you move the bed. The water is stabilised in the mattress by a conditioner fluid to prevent the growth of algae or bacteria. With regular care the same mattress of water will go on supporting you for years. Click here to go back to the FAQ page.
What liquid is in water beds?
What Exactly Is a Waterbed? A waterbed is a vinyl mattress that is filled with water. In the peak of their popularity in the 1980s, consumers had to fill the entire waterbed with a garden hose. Now, you only have to fill tubes, called “bladders.” This makes the process less of a hassle.
What is waterbed treatment?
Since the waterbed is heated it gradually creates a bacteria buildup inside the mattress which is easily eliminated by pouring in one bottle of 8oz conditioner once a year. Additionally the waterbed conditioner treats the inside of the mattress preventing the bacteria from attaching to the inside of the mattress.
How much conditioner do I need for a king size waterbed?
Answer: Per bottle: add 8 oz to a waterbed mattress 90-180 gal. Add 4 oz to a twin or hybrid mattress up to 90 gal. Repeat every 10-12 months.
What temp should a waterbed be set at?
between 85 and 92 degrees Fahrenheit
Considering body temperature and ideal sleep conditions, the typical comfort zone of a waterbed is between 85 and 92 degrees Fahrenheit. We recommend starting at the low end of the range and gradually adjusting until you find that magic number.
What is waterbed conditioner?
Waterbed conditioner is a vital treatment for the water in your waterbed. No matter how well your tap water is filtered it is inevitable that there will be microbes, algae, and mold spores present. Microbes, algae, and mold spores find the ideal growing conditions.
How do you use Blue Magic waterbed conditioner?
Extend the life of your waterbed mattress with Blue Magic brand multi-purpose waterbed conditioner. The time release formula provides protection for all types of waterbeds. Protect your tube style waterbed mattress with Blue Magic conditioner tablets. Drop one tablet into each tube as directed and simply let the time release formula do its job.
How often should you condition a waterbed?
The Treatment. Your waterbed should be treated with conditioner every six months. If you are using a conditioner from a supplier, add it according to the instructions. If you are going to make your own conditioner you must put a quarter of a cup of conditioner into the water for every 100 gallons of water.
How much conditioner should I add to my water?
If you are using a conditioner from a supplier, add it according to the instructions. If you are going to make your own conditioner you must put a quarter of a cup of conditioner into the water for every 100 gallons of water. Conditioner must be kept in a cool and dark place and will last for at least a year.