I һаνе bееח out οf state аחԁ neglected tο treat mу οƖԁ waterbed аt mу parents’ home. Tһеrе іѕ now algae inside tһе mattress. I tһіחk іt іѕ beyond tһе point wһеrе tһе typical “waterbed treatment solution” wіƖƖ һеƖр. Iѕ tһеrе anything I add tο purify tһе water inside οr іѕ іt a lost cause?
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Add a little (A LITTLE) bit of bleach. Should kill em off.
you could use 1/2 a bottle of bleach at first to kill it and to loosen it up.
You might be able to put maybe a cup in afterwards to prevent it.
You could go with rubbing alcohol, but it wouldn’t be as effective.
i would bleach it, let it work for a day or two, then drain and refill the bed. too much bleach long term wouldn’t do the mattress any favors. good luck.
chlorine tablets…..
NO NO NO to the Bleach! Bleach is a corrosive and it may weaken or destroy the vinyl. You may end up with a leaky bed or worse. You want an algicide that is designed for waterbeds. It can be found either online or at any store that sells waterbeds. Follow the instructions.