Is it normal for the bed to be slightly deflated (to about 80%) in the morning? It was my first night using it; it was inflated 100% the night before
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After inflation, the lazy nap we received stayed fully inflated for weeks. Was one of the plugs partially out? ap
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No. My bed has been inflated for 6 weeks and it has not lost any air at all.
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To be fair it is cold and everything that is deflates faster. We used the bed back in September
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It takes minutes to decompress, but don't expect a full sized bed in minutes; it definitely takes time. I received mine on Saturday (9/5/15) and I still don't think it's in its full form.
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The pump does not deflate the bed. However, there is a large opening for deflating and it only takes a few minutes.
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I bought it to inflate queen size mattress and it sounded alarm immediately but inflated about half way then stopped. Honestly it may have inflated twin. Perhaps the queen was just too much area to push the air into.
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Initially I thought it blew itself up on its own. I definitely had to help it along via blowing in the in-valve the first night. Second night it inflated itself better. From what I've read, after it's broken in a bit, it inflates itself almost totally. Either way, I can honestly say it's well worth it even if you have to give it a few extra blows. Extremely comfortable & durable. No kidding, I think I like it better than my own bed!! Lol!!
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No. We did not have that issue. Maybe it is overheating slightly, and off-gassing since it is new. I find that a lot with new plastic goods/furniture. If it lasts for more than a few days, I'd be concerned.
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Ours came inflated to the correct pressure. You can pump it up with a standard inflating needle and pump.
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June, I personally have never had to deflate it but I can't foresee that as any problem. Just pull the plug and let it deflate. Inflating it was simple! Hope this helps. P.S.This is still a HUGE favourite with my granddaughter. Can say enough good about this product!
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I have inflated mine twice and it seems to hold air well. Smaller than a normal full but seems like a good one. Most air beds need a short re-inflate every week or two. LT
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Ours does not deflate completely but does lose some air from being outside. (Physics) If yours completely deflates, a return might be necessary
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Mine was a little flat too. I think if you just leave it sitting out, it should fluff up and be ok.
772304
The pump does not completely deflate the bed. It needs to be rolled up to get all the air out. This is an easy job...only takes a couple of minutes.
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That has not been our experience at all. the mattress has kept its form nicely so far these 3 months. It gives a bit to conform to you, but it hasn't sunk at all for us. I'm a semi-normal 190 lb male and it holds me fine. If I were double that size, I suppose it might sink a bit.....
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mine was fine the first few times I set it up. Now is does lose some air, prob 25% or so after a couple days. Nothing I can't live with, but then I usually take it down after the weekend/few days.
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No Problem. I keep it inflated for 5 or 6 weeks on location. Just need to refill it a bit sometimes. Make sure you do not inflate it to much.
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I feel like mine has become a fair bit softer in certain spots that are more laid in. The foot end is still pretty stiff but the upper end where we normally sleep sinks in deeper than I like. We've had ours for 2 years now and flipped it once. Not over though just around so the foot end becomes the head end. I actually came to the page today to see if the warranty covers this... sadly it doesn't look like it does.
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Mine is a little loose as well, I just tuck the excess underneath the mattress. My apartment doesn't actually have bed bugs (that I'm aware of) so I can't give you a definitive answer, but I think it's fine.