Can you fill it with air? Can i do it myself?
2080556
We had it filled at the grocery store too. Totally worth it. My son loved it and it lasted many weeks.
2080557
We have several birthdays all together so I bought a party tank of helium at EWal-Mart. It's easy-to-use and we have done 20-25 balloons. The kids love them.
2080558
We had to take it to our local grocery store to fill (they have a helium tank). They charged us almost as much as the cost of the balloon to fill it. Lesson learned. At the end of the day, it was worth it to see how happy my daughter was (though I probably wouldn't purchase it again knowing the cost to fill the balloon).
2080559
I don't think so because they are Mylar ! I brought the ballons to party city and they filled them for me. If I remember correctly they charged me $1.60 for both. Hope this helps
458744
you can blow it up yourself, its just time consuming... there are about 3 valves; One for the bottom where they sit, One for the surrounding ring and head, and one for the shade. It takes a couple of minutes to inflate.
1464444
You can pour from it...it'll just be a slow pour. The hole is about double the size of a straw. Hope that helps.
1185413
No you do not. However a pump or leaf blower is highly recommended. It would take for ever to inflate them manually
2238083
We used our own air,and it did not take long at all. You can use a bike pump if you have one, or inflatable mattress. Grandson loves his, even uses it as pool.
902621
We did it by mouth. It's really big but honestly it didn't take too long to blow it up this way, maybe 5 minutes of breath so there is no need to buy something special if you don't have an air pump.
439252
You don't need a pump. It blows up with your own breath then you just insert a small plastic tube that's included in the ball where you blew in air and it will keep air trapped in the ball. You can add or take out air this way to make ball as hard or soft as you need. It is very easy to fill.
1046366
Hi, Well you can blow it up yourself, it is a lot to blow into. We used my husbands air compression or you can get a small air pump at a local walmarts. Just make sure the nozzle will fit into the plugs on the cool.I orignally thought the drain plug was the air for hole, thank goodness Hubby set me straight. You have 3 on the outside of the pool, one for each layer. The big one on the bottom is the drain plug, which our lab puppy tried pulling out before the pool was totally filled up ;-)Hope this helps, Eve loves the pool.
458745
An air pump would make the job a little faster, but you can blow it up yourself fairly easily.
363419
Yes, I did it all by myself. It was a little difficult putting it in the ground and getting it level. It was also about 85 degrees and very humid...but I did it!
1636191
You could for your own piece of mind, i didn't. Its solid as they come, I've had no air leaks at all. I mean it's certainly not going to hurt anything, but you shouldnt need to.
1026929
If you are technically inclined you could do some of the work to be done by yourself,but I would recommend a HVAC tech be used for the job.
678637
Technically, you can do this. but this lounge is probably bigger than you think, like many other customers mentioned in their reviews. it might be very difficult to blow. at least i dont think i will or want to blow it after i see it. i bought the cheapest pump from amazon together with the lounge, it works very well.
332954
You can pump it by blowing into it. Since it's so small, it's not too difficult. You can also buy a battery powered pump to blow it up.
1299777
Yes you can but had to be careful when opening it since it is very hot and there's a lot of pressure.
1788151
Separate fill ports to inflate it. I did use a air compressor. It is pretty big.
885762
It would just escape into the air. And it would not last very long with that use. it cost about $15 - $25 to fill each time so give it a shot.