Cordless · UV-C · HEPA
Taps the dust mites, skin flakes and hair out of your mattress. Shows you the cup.
30-night Empty Cup Guarantee · Free shipping from Australian stock
Run Wallop over your first bed. If nothing ends up in the cup, send it back within 30 nights for a full refund.
Free shipping Australia-wide. Every order ships from Australian stock.
Wallop comes with a 12-month Australian warranty. If something goes wrong, email us and we'll sort it out.
| Tapping | Up to 18,000 taps a minute |
|---|---|
| Suction | 13,000 Pa (13kPa) |
| Light | UV-C lamp in the head |
| Filter | HEPA |
| Dust cup | Clear, see-through |
| Screen | Shows mode and battery level |
| Power | Cordless, rechargeable battery |
| Run time | Up to 90 minutes |
| Weight | 2.02 kg |
| Use on | Mattresses, pillows, couches, cushions, dog beds, car seats, rugs, curtains, soft toys |
| Warranty | 12-month Australian warranty |
| Shipping | Free, from Australian stock |
The problem
Dust mites love warm, humid homes. That's most of coastal Australia.
Washing the sheets never gets to any of it.
Hay fever
Sneezing, a runny nose, itchy eyes.
Asthma
Coughing, wheezing, a tight chest.
Eczema
Dry, itchy, irritated skin.
"House dust mites can trigger symptoms in people with asthma, allergic rhinitis (hay fever) and eczema." ASCIA, Allergen Minimisation, 2024.
The fix
Wallop gets it out
It taps the mattress, lifts out what's buried and traps it behind a HEPA filter. You see it all in the cup.
How it works
The Empty Cup Guarantee
Backed in Australia
Wallop is made to our spec by a factory that builds mattress vacuums. We stock it, ship it and look after it from Australia.
Inside Wallop
Tapping
A normal vacuum only lifts what's loose on top. Wallop taps the fabric first, from underneath the head, to shake loose what's stuck deep in the weave.
Suction
13,000 Pa of suction pulls what the taps shake loose up into the clear cup, not into the air.
UV-C light
The UV-C lamp shines on the fabric as you go. The tapping and suction are what physically lift everything out.
Filter
The HEPA filter traps the fine dust Wallop lifts out, so it stays in the machine instead of blowing back into the room.
Take a closer look
Tapping head
Taps the fabric up to 18,000 times a minute. It glides flat, like an iron.
UV-C window
The UV-C lamp shines on the fabric as you go.
Clear cup
See exactly what came out of your bed. Tip it into the bin when you're done.
HEPA filter
Traps the fine dust so it doesn't blow back into the room.
Controls
Two buttons, right under your thumb. The screen shows the mode and battery level.
Cordless handle
Up to 90 minutes a charge. 2.02 kg, so one hand does it.
Air vent
Air leaves through the side vent after the HEPA filter.
Tap a + to see what each part does.
One Wallop
If it's fabric and you sleep, sit or lie on it, Wallop cleans it.
Strip the bed. Slow, overlapping rows. About ten minutes.
Cushions, arms and the gaps down the side.
The thing your face is on for eight hours a night.
Do them after school, not at bedtime.
Hair and dander, lifted out of the fluff.
Crumbs, sand and the dog. Cordless, so no powerpoint needed.
The small things
Clear cup
See what came out. Tip it into the bin.
One hand
2.02 kg and cordless. Up to 90 minutes a charge.
Handle and buttons
A closed handle, controls under your thumb.
Wide head
Flat on the fabric, with the UV-C window along the front.
Specs
The offer
Your Dyson sucks up what's loose on top. It doesn't tap out what's stuck in the fabric.
Try it: vacuum a patch with your Dyson. Then run Wallop over the same spot and look in the cup.
Try it: Dyson first, then Wallop. Look in the cup.
The Empty Cup Guarantee
We're that sure your first bed will fill it.
A professional mattress clean costs around $159 for one queen bed. Wallop is $189.99 and does every bed in the house, as often as you like.
Professional price based on published single-sided queen mattress cleaning prices in Australia, September 2026.
Questions
A normal vacuum is made for floors and picks up what's loose on top of a mattress. Wallop taps the fabric first, up to 18,000 times a minute, to shake loose what's stuck in the weave, then lifts it into a clear cup with 13kPa suction. Try it: Dyson first, then Wallop on the same patch, and look in the cup.
Dust, dust mites, skin flakes, hair, pet dander and crumbs. The cup is mostly skin flakes, dust, hair and fibre from the fabric: what was sitting in your mattress.
No, and nothing does. ASCIA, Australia's allergy body, says no vacuum, spray or dry-cleaning process removes every house dust mite. Wallop lifts out what it can from the bed you sleep in and shows you what came out.
Yes. The HEPA filter traps the fine dust Wallop lifts out, so it stays in the machine instead of blowing back into the room.
A UV-C lamp in the head shines onto the fabric as you go. The tapping and suction are what physically lift dust and debris out, and you can see it in the cup.
Wallop isn't a medical device and can't promise to fix allergies. ASCIA says house dust mites can trigger symptoms in people with asthma, hay fever and eczema. Wallop cleans what's in the bed and shows you it's gone. Anything medical stays with your GP.
About ten minutes for a mattress. Strip the bed, go over the mattress in slow, overlapping rows, then remake it. One charge runs for up to 90 minutes.
Any fabric: mattresses, pillows, couches, cushions, dog beds, car seats, rugs, curtains and soft toys. It isn't made for hard floors.
Yes. Keep washing sheets and pillowcases every week in hot water; ASCIA recommends above 60°C. Wallop does the mattress under them.
Run Wallop over your first bed. If nothing ends up in the cup, send it back within 30 nights for a full refund.
One Wallop is $189.99 AUD. Buy two and the second one is half price, plus you get 5 spare HEPA filters.
Australian stock. Shipping is free Australia-wide, and every Wallop comes with a 12-month Australian warranty.