REVIEW: Jigoo T600 Mattress Vacuum Cleaner - Remove Dust & Dust Mites! I Found Dust Mites!

[@karta4345]

I really appreciate this review and hope you do more. It is very smart of Jigoo to give you this product in exchange for an honest unpreviewed scientific critique. Shows they are forward thinking and have confidence in their product.

[@avivat3010]

You are one person I trust to do an honest review! This is quite impressive and a little disturbing! Thank you so much for all you do to help us keep our homes clean. I love your channel.

[@montanasojourn]

Excellent review. Great subject. More people should be aware of the benefits and importance of a clean and hygienic sleeping surface. We LAY on our beds for hours every day. I wonder how the vacuum would work on pillows? I suspect they are too soft for the vacuum. Some personal notes: -- I use mattress covers on all of my bedding and wash them routinely. -- This may sound crazy, but I do the following because my mom did (I am 76). I make 😊 my husband help me remove my mattress from the frame and I set it outside on a sunny day twice a year. I then beat the mattress like the old timers beat rugs to shake out the dust. Crazy? Yes? I am sure my husband would prefer to use this mattress vacuum. You may ask why I do not use my regular vacuum on my matresses. I do not like the idea of putting something that I use on floors on my bedding. Last, good price.

[@FieldOfFocus]

I think it would work fine on pillows, stuffed animals etc. We have a few mattress covers and I am thinking of getting more. I think airing it out is a great idea and I agree about the floor vacuum being used on a bed. I really like this machine and am happy that I have it!

[@michaelwmyers]

I learn from every one of your videos. And the way you handled that knife opening the box was impressive. Thanks for all the work you do!

[@FieldOfFocus]

Thank you! I always have a knife on hand for those difficult to open packaging. 😂 and honestly just added that frame in so that the video didn't jump from package closed to open, so my viewers saw that this was the first time I opened it.

[@stjabnful]

I did enjoy this video! I always wondered about these types of vacuums. Thank you so much! ❤😊

[@FieldOfFocus]

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@Niamh07421]

we vacuum our mattresses about once a month- and steam clean them about 2x a year(unless someone has been sick)- we keep a cover over the mattress under the sheet- now I'm curious about the mites *will borrow my grandson's microscope) I read that the most dust mites are in the upholstered headboards-so when we bought a new one I bought wood-

[@Earthy-Artist]

This makes me like me wooden head board even more!

[@michellejoy6752]

This was an excellent review Linda. I’d never heard of this before. I’ve always done the vacuum method like you, then with my mattresses I get out the shark steamer after vacuuming and steam them. It’s a pretty arduous process. I intend to get this machine, and tell my daughters about it as well. Thank you 😊

[@bealynn2258]

I JUST received ,actually this SAME machine as a Birthday gift!!! What TIMING!!😅-- Thank You for this review!😁👍🏻💯💕

[@FieldOfFocus]

Enjoy using your new vacuum! and HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

[@compactc9]

As an allergy sufferer, I both use those mattress covers that keep everything out of it, but then I still vacuum the thing anyway. I probably don't have to, but still do and would probably recommend everyone else both use the covers and vacuum it every time you take the sheets and cover off to wash.

[@Earthy-Artist]

This might just be the very thing I didn't know I needed! I'll try not to think about the 8 legged creatures crawling all around me when I sleep at night...eeeeek!!!

[@SandyGeddry]

Thank you for another informative demo. I did not know there was such a vacuum. I occasionally use my vacuum on the mattress, probably seasonally. When the video began I thought that I would not use a single purpose appliance so I appreciated the demo on the chair and sofa. Does the manufacturer suggest how often a mattress should be cleaned? I am also wondering how you measure the humidity in your house.

[@FieldOfFocus]

The manufacturer suggests 2-3 times a week, then once a week. I think I would gauge it according to the debris collected. I will vacuum sofa and chair more often. I measure the humidity in my home through our thermostats. We have radiant floor heat, so when we installed that we created multiple zones, each with their own thermostat. The thermostat tells the temperature and the humidity in the room. They are all Honeywell and are connected via wifi to an app. Thanks for watching!!!

[@1108-g1q]

I am not accustomed to buying things based on influencer reviews. I just purchased this about an hour ago solely due to your video. Is there some way that you can get credit for this? I'll be more careful next time to check for your links.

[@FieldOfFocus]

@@1108-g1q if you used the link in my video, yes. If you didn’t then no I can’t.

[@ithacacomments4811]

The Swedish put their mattresses, pillows, blankets,, and other upholstered items etc. outside when the temperature is below freezing. Dust mites dead dead dead!

[@FieldOfFocus]

Yes!!! Freezing kills then and then vacuuming removes them and their feces which some people are allergic to.

[@amyt4346]

What about the UV light feature?

[@FieldOfFocus]

For this review, I did not do any specific UV testing, since I was really focusing on the vacuum's ability to remove dust, debris, and dust mites. Sorry about that. If I do a followup I will include that.

[@AWanderingEye]

Thank you for your very thorough testing! I too have dust and dust mite allergies (and I suspect my cat does too) so have been considering one of these. How often will you use this now for maintenance? They seem to have thought of everything in making this vacuum. I will look into it as it has been on my mind for awhile now....Much appreciated! PS I keep the humidity around 50% for health reasons, so now I really am wondering what my mite zoo population levels would be! Too bad I don't have a microscope here to check...

[@ithacacomments4811]

How to kill dust mites with cold... Freeze non-washable items: Put non-washable items like blankets, throws, and cushions in the freezer for 24 hours. Freeze stuffed toys: Put stuffed toys in the freezer for two days at -15°C.

[@stjabnful]

I can’t seem to get the code to work. I’ve tried about 5 or 6 times. Anybody have any suggestions?

[@FieldOfFocus]

@@stjabnful right. The code is available on Jan 16

[@stjabnful]

@ oh thank you! I kept rereading that sentence. I must not be firing on all my spark plugs today! 😂🥰😘

[@FieldOfFocus]

@@stjabnful I feel that!!!!!!!!

[@dagnolia6004]

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[@KatieL-w8q]

This is great!! We have allergy sufferers in our home too. I take allergy medicine every day. I have dust mite covers on our mattresses but they still need vacuumed, and I’m thinking our sofas and chairs need something like this too… even the seats out in our cars! I had absolutely no idea they made special vacuums like this. I’ll have to look into this more! I also heard once that the dust mite fecal matter can really cause allergy flare ups for people. Thank you so much for this video! 🩵