Do we need to put holes at all the Nozzle to blow the Air into it?
1505719
Not sure what you're asking...it has 3 seperate valves where you blow up the different sections.
1505720
There is about 3 input for diffrent sections where you would put air into them. The main one(which is the one that inflates the whole tub and 2 separate one that inflate the floor and another for the back rest. Hope this info helps! Cheers
1505721
No we didn't do anything but blow it up. Good luck, my daughter loves her tub!
1505722
The valves have a plug but there is no hole to pump the air. Can anyone please confirm if a hole needs to be created again or did I miss something
195083
Any of the 3 nozzles that will KEY-IN the air taking will work. All you need is the air to get into the Air Bed?
1343125
No. We already had an air compressor which we used to pump it up. I wouldn't necessarily recommend trying to blow it up yourself unless you are extremely patient. It can be done (I did it part way once), but took a while. A bike pump would probably work also.
1980568
Doubt it. The fittings used to fill your inflatables have holes drilled into them intentionally to make sure you don't over fill things. Plus I bet the gearing in the compressor is designed for high speed filling not high pressure.
1619865
I haven't done it, but I am pretty confident you can use an air mattress pump or something similar. However they are really easy to blow up, easier than it looks, not a lot of air. They are a great buy, super cheap fun!
1585945
No holes needed. The ends of the fan fit into the grooves of the window. It also has on the top some tabs that go behind and in front of the lowered window which also help keep it in place. I also add some of that foam rubber that is made to insulate window AC units. I also found that the grille of the fan had pretty big spaces and allowed bugs and flies to get in so I buy extra large panty hose at the 99cent store and slip a leg over the fan. It works perfectly, keeping the bugs out and I just change it every month or so as it also ends up being a bit of an air filter too.
1451348
Yes. You need to add air. I did it with a bike pump that had a basketball air fill needle on it. Hope that helps :)
736835
No... You need a super air compressor to reach the pressure to fill fill these things.. I already looked into it... They start in the thousands of dollars... :( paintball fields invest in them though...
61085
No, you don't. The hole appears to be miniscule since it sprays a mist. Just press down on raised area and mist comes out perfectly.
235190
If I recall there is a flap that opens with the force of the blowing air, however I can't see why it wouldn't work. I would suggest mounting it as high up as possible to allow the sensor to start the fan soon enough to do a good job.
1730838
It doesn't need air-holes because the air comes in around the door. I put them out before bed and check them in the morning... they are a little steamy from them being in there breathing, but they have plenty of air for the short time you have them in there... I have never had one seem off-put by an air issue... usually they're just curious as to where I am taking them! LOL! :D
340823
This has not been a problem. There seems to be a magnetic attachment inside the nozzle.
379583
I don't think so. There's only the nozzle concentration attachment like you see in the picture.
1343128
No, it doesn't. If you do use a pump, my suggestion is only blow it up part way and finish the rest on your own.
362402
No, you have to provide a source of air. We used a compressor but a bike pump works as well.
1492170
It won't get messed up, however it has a little rubber price to protect the hole and to blow it up, you will have to remove it. I would not reccomend deflating it
1781386
The top part fills with air. The bottom can be filled with air or sand. I've purchased 2 of these and they both had holes at the seems that could not be patched.