Is there an option of a Pure Comfort low mattress that has electric airpump? And preferrably not built-in? The high is a bit high for my low-ceilinged loft.)
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my air mattress had a built in air pump.. I don't know if there's an option,, not to have it built in... it's works well, all summer long, and has been used several times by my young daughter and her friends on sleepovers.. In short they haven't broken it yet.. hope this helps..
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we have an air mattress electric pump, but if you prefer you can blow it up like a float for the pool, the old fashion way with your own air.
40703
I used an air mattress pump I already had because it inflates really fast. It worked on this and blew it up in less than a minute. Pretty much any standard pump should work.
1822630
We bought the sleep master 6 inch smooth top therapeutic memory foam mattress and it's worked out great! It does have an odor when you take out out if the packaging so I recommend airing it out.
186496
I had the same issue and it took a while to figure it out. Since we use it rarely we don't recall how we finally did it. If I recall correctly, the pump mechanism really does not let the air out. I think we took the mechanism off the mattress. You'll have to experiment with it.
1914342
The air pump is built into the bed, just plug it in and it inflates quickly, it also comes with a great storage bag, fits nicely into a closet. I am thrilled with mine, perfect for sleepovers.
1820330
Not an electric pump. The pump is built into the bed. All you have to do is step on it and it fills itself with air.
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No, it doesn't come with an electric air pump. And, if you read the description in the advertisement, it clearly mentions that there is no air pump. So, I wonder why you would even bother to ask. Did you even read the description?
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I don't know why. I only know that these mattresses held up very well, except for the one that I mentioned in my original review. We are no longer using these mattresses on a nightly basis. It turns out they weren't helping our poor, ol' bones at all. Since we switched to a TemperPedic (expensive, but worth having less pain) my husband and I both are feeling better. I still highly recommend this air mattress for what it is: a well-made, comfortable air mattress.
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The mattress has its own self-contained air pump which plugs into the electrical outlet. The only way you can fill it with air in India is if you have a power/voltage converter to plug in the 110Volt plug. Secondly, I do NOT recommend this item for long-term use. Mine basically exploded on/under me after about 3 weeks' use.
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I hung mine up in a room with open window - it's still hanging there because we are not using it yet. If you are more worried about the gases, then perhaps it would be worth investing in organic mattress? I may do the same, just waiting to see if my kid actually ends up sleeping in this thing.
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I would recommend the use of a battery powered mattress pump if possible. I use the Coleman 4-D battery model or if you are looking to go light try the Nemo Disco Pad Pump. Keep in mind you should use it only with a Nemo pad though like the Nemo Astro Air Pillowtop. The Nemo pads are really nice! Since I have both I would recommend the Nemo if you are not looking for the oversize pad.
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We just blew it up with lip power! If you wanted to use a pump, I would suggest the type used to inflate air mattresses. just leave inflated and hang at end of tub to store. The included suction cup hook is too weak to hold tub,Replaced it with a better hook that works well.
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We used small electric pump. Hand pump like you use for air bed will work too. Inflates quickly so be careful not to over-inflate.
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My Airman kit had two pumps. One is high volume/low pressure for things like mattresses and the other is low volume/high pressure for car tires. I've used the low volume pump on twin mattresses fine when the battery was fully charged. But since there are so many different brands of mattresses I can't tell you what brand would fit the adaptors the pumps come with. Also, the item you're looking at IS NOT the high volume/low pressure pump so it would probably take forever on a mattress. If you check my review of the product you'll find I was initially pleased with ActiveTool as a brand then became very unsatisfied when they provided ZERO customer support. Something to think about. $68 is a lot of money for zero support.
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I would be afraid to put my tempurpedic on those wires - and I called tempurpedic and they also told me not to. I have the low profile box spring, so even though my bed is really high, I recommend still using some sort of box spring or board. So it's very high up (like you might want a step!) but sturdy and gives lots of storage underneath.