what is the best way to prevent rip, and deflation?
214780
I would suggest not putting any kind of toys in it, and keeping it indoors... But, we did that with ours and still had to pitch it after a couple weeks due to deflation and mysterious holes that seemed to show up out of nowhere...
214781
There really isn't a good way to keep this thing functioning for more than a few months. I have one child and she only got about 4 months use before it deflated and we just couldn't locate the leak to repair it
942350
i used a coping saw to trip mine down. Go slow and use just a little pressure to keep it stationary.
1571676
make sure all seals are tight and the hose is connected properly to pump and fill tip. worse comes to worse use a bike pump or air mattress pump. be careful with the last idea. have some one hold a yard stick next to bosu while inflating and when good height have pin ready to go in as you pull hose
976057
Yes it is an easy device to use, use the pump and fill the bag with air. There's a little bead that you can push to seal the pipe so air doesn't escape. Unscrew the silver valve near the pump to allow air to escape, but the manufacturers suggest you let the air out slowly and keep your neck in while it deflates. Dont apply pressure to it to speed up the deflation process as it can damage the product.
46819
I use a pressure gauge and pump the inflatable to the manufactures specification. I find that this is the best way. I don't loose very much air when disconnecting the pump providing you perform the operation quickly.
1185409
I believe a standard tire or electric pump will work. We had no problem inflating and deflating these tubes. We really enjoyed using them too.
149274
I compress as my method. Side squeezing is not effective or efficient. also they need a bit of product like an oil or cream.
771618
There's a button on the pump you press it down. If you want it completely deflated you'll have to apply pressure.
527560
Use an air mattress pump or an inflatable boat pump. After fully inflated this devise works great. No need to poke a hole anywhere. There has to be sufficient pressure on the valve in order to open it.
682701
Pool noodles sliced and towels are really the best thing I can come up with. Make sure to ratchet the bikes individually front and rear and that will also help from having the bikes hit. (I'm assuming you are alternating the bikes :)
1813001
I use these for my business regularly. We use extension cords quite often. We haven't had an issue. I think the best thing is to make sure you have something that protects against surges when using a generator. Their concern is always that there will be sudden deflation which with such a small bounce house if you don't have 20 kids in it you shouldn't have any injuries if it occurred anyway. We've never experienced an issue on any end though.
86568
Sorry,no idea. I simply run it at max. I doubt there's any downside so long as you don't peer directly into it. Good luck/stay happy.
1540323
Use the deflate button and roll each side into the middle and then roll up. Not very heavy and fits under a couchHope this helped. Very study and easy
903017
Normally keep the hoses down. The important thing is not to stretch the hose and there should be no kinks or sharp bends.
82843
Buy heavy duty coin wrappers which hold their shape and do not burst . The machine will sort all your coins into appropriate wrappers . Correctly better to do all of a single denomination coin at a time . Otherwise this light duty sorter may be prone to jamming . Pretty handy machine way better than dealing with this by hand or giving up 8% or more of your coinage at coinstar .
1238231
You do not want to buy this product. It always deflated over night. No reason to, but it did. There were no holes, rips, or other things wrong with it.
1635561
Best way...go on lie to company site, they may have a down loadable version