Is it also easy to deflate a queen double sized tall mattress with this pump?
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as long as you keep track of the adapter tips that come with it, yeah! without it take a bit of rough handling, but will still work!
302333
Yes, it's very easy. Only takes a minute or two and then you can fold up the mattress and get it into its carry bag without effort!
1189515
Yes. The queen size Intex High Rise airbed can be be inflated with a manual air pump.
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From Coleman's site : .Sleep soundly in minutes with a Coleman Quickbed Queen Double High Airbed with built-in pump. Heavy-duty PVC construction and 35 comfort coils provide durable support and stability. A built-in 120 volt pump makes for fast inflation in minutes. With durable PVC construction and the Airtight System, your airbed is guaranteed to keep its customized firmness all night long, and an included zippered carry bag stores the bed for easy transport. Queen, fits standard queen size sheets Double high height makes getting in and out of bed easier 35 comfort coils for superior support Built-in 120 volt pump for inflation in minutes Double Lock Valve for quick inflation and deflation Airtight System is guaranteed not to leak Convenient Wrap 'N' Roll Storage System Inflated dimensions: 78 in. x 60 in. x 18 in. (198.12 cm x 152.4 cm x 45.72 cm) 1-year limited warranty Made in China
830448
Yes-it's very easy. You should not inflate this ball fully. Mine is about 3/4s full. It's a personal preference.
1233051
I believe so. I bought mine for a different application and I did not lose air when I disconnected it.As to the pumps IDK
470730
No, we had to inflate it. Its not that hard and doesn't take long, our issue was with it deflating overnight.
429457
I have not, but I can tell you that the 4 D batteries required for the Air Pump last long enough to fully fill two single river float inter-tubes. I would not recommend it for a Queen-sized bed. This is fine for small items, or medium sized items if you have 8 or 12 D batteries.
1655132
Yes! The top ring has to be blown up. Usually a small DC volt air mattress pump, with a cone shaped variable size nozzle will work fine. The air hole is about 1 inch in diameter.
335652
design of this product is comfort and reduced weight. A mattress pump would not be appropriate for carrying up large type mountains unless you are willing to forego food, stove, or some other essential item . For me this is a blow-up product. Not difficult.
3788
Yes, it can both inflate and deflate an air mattress, but note that it is not battery-operated so you must have a power source.
1642166
We have an air pump that inflates and also deflates the WOW so it is easy. When deflated we fold it and it is about 2' by 2' by 1 1/2'.We use it on a lake so take it out and put it on the dock each evening which is really easy compared to some inflatables we have had.I purchased my first one last year and added a second one this year. Our guests have loved using it.
2197511
No. We inflated (repeatedly) with a foot pump. It's also smaller than it looks.
918938
I use a rechargeable air pump with a switch to deflate . It only takes 2 minutes.
993945
I have a basic hand pump that I use which it only takes me 3 minutes to inflate.....super easy!
1271049
June 2014 - I've been using the queen size and just bought the twin. The queen inflates with the Wenzel external battery pump with a 1"+ nozzle. The Twin has a screw thread, smaller hole, too small for the existing pump. But the twin comes with a little funnel adapter that fits onto the 1"+ battery pump; the adapter inserts into the tiny mouth-blow-up hole instead of through the more efficient larger infate/deflate hole. Wenzel could have made a universal inflate/deflate hole so their pump fits all beds! Maybe the engineer with that bright idea was fired!
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Our pump has lasted a whole weekend camping trip. Inflated more than one air bed, topping them off at night and inflating some inner tubes, and deflating the beds on departture. So I would say no problem.
678307
It would take a very long time and a lot of work, but it could be done. This pump does not put out a lot of volume, which is fine for a bicycle tire, but not for something as big as an air mattress. Look for something larger.