It?s the worst morning surprise: your kid?s mattress soaked in pee, blood from a nosebleed or vomit. Soak up as much as you can, then try this:
How to get blood out of a mattress

Pour a small amount of peroxide and dab the stain away. Repeat as needed.
Rinse the peroxide out with water and allow to dry.

How to get vomit out of a mattress

Generously sprinkle baking soda on the surface. 
Spray vinegar on top; let sit for a few hours, or until dry. 
Vacuum up the dried remnants, wipe with a wet cloth and let dry.

How to get pee out of a mattress

Make up a solution of 2 tbsp baking soda and a few drops of Dawn Ultra dish soap. Add in 1 cup of hydrogen peroxide.
Spray the area and let dry.
Go over the spot with a steam vac, if you have one (they?re a solid investment!). Or apply disinfecting spray (half rubbing alcohol and half water works, too) over the dried stain to kill the smell.
Tip: Make a lasagna bed to preserve your mattress and save midnight sheet changes: Layer a waterproof mattress pad and a sheet, then another mattress pad and sheet set. In the event of a late-night accident or illness, strip a layer and throw it in the washer.
Meet the experts who shared their tips, tricks and hacks:
Sarah Mcallister?Calgary

With more than two million followers, McAllister?s company, Go Clean Co., is kind of a big deal on Instagram. Known for her undying love of powdered Tide detergent and for bringing the concept of laundry stripping to the mainstream, McAllister ...