Okay, I just want to be sure. Will this inflate with a regular air mattress pump, or do I need to purchase the pump specific to this mattress?
1948347
I bought a pump at our local big box store and it works OK. The pump came with 2-3 adapters for various uses.
884420
Self inflating yes and need a few puffs of air by mouth to top it off. No pump needed. This is a great purchase.
2032989
No it doesn't. You use the pump to inflate one time and it stays inflated for quite some time. I used it for about 6 months till my mattress set came in. I had my mom use it and she is a big woman. Hands down the best air mattress I've ever used!! Comfy, long lasting as far as air retention, and doesn't overly stretch like some air mattresses. I reinflated it 1 time during the 6 months. And it was after about 5 months that I needed to reinflate. You won't be disappointed. I recommend using a mattress pad for extra comfort. You and your company will love it!
1511362
The pump is built into the mattress itself. There is a cord attached to the pump that has a little compartment that you plug in to pump it up. Hope this helps!
509602
The mattress comes with an electric pump but if you do not have electricity then you can try using a foot pump...it might need a specific attachment though
1444727
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..
876611
There is no pump. I have yet to inflate it because of this. It will take too long with a foot pump, although there are 3 separate sections. Will have to get a motorized pump to make this work.
312375
Inflating the ball with the included foot pump does not require a special valve. I wish it did. My only complaint about the ball is: during inflation, one looses half the air while disconnecting the foot pump.
821186
This balloon has the typical hole for inflation that one finds on a helium balloon,so I think it could be inflated with an air pump.( Just tried another balloon, and I could inflate with an air pump)
470728
No...it does not come inflated. You'll need one of those tire/air pump things to inflate it.
406757
I used a generic footpump that also works with my inflatable mattress. If the adapter fits the inlet an electric pump will work (and be much faster) but be very careful to keep an eye on the firmness. Over-inflating the sections of the pool may cause it to rupture.
79570
I am in the same boat. Mine came a bit inflated but not enough to use. Trying to inflate with pump (not provided) I don't feel much progress is happening.
1812565
The mattress has a built-in 120 volt pump to inflate the mattress so the normal inflation process involves plugging it into a 120 volt outlet. However, I'm going to be using it this weekend at a site with no electricity. I will be using a Coleman battery powered (4 D batteries) pump to inflate it. It takes 10 minutes to inflate with the Coleman pump. However, the mattress does not get as firm with the Coleman pump as it does with the built-in pump. There is a 5/8" opening in the middle of the control knob on the mattress in which an external pump can be connected. The Coleman pump calls it a "Boston Adapter". So any external pump with a 5/8" outside diameter connector can be used to inflate the mattress. The mattress has a built-in 120 volt pump to inflate the mattress so the normal inflation process involves plugging it into a 120 volt outlet. However, I'm going to be using it this weekend at a site with no electricity. I will be using a Coleman battery powered (4 D batteries) pump to inflate it. It takes 10 minutes to inflate with the Coleman pump. However, the mattress does not get as firm with the Coleman pump as it does with the built-in pump. There is a 5/8" opening in the middle of the control knob on the mattress in which an external pump can be connected. The Coleman pump... » Read More The mattress has a built-in 120 volt pump to inflate the mattress so the normal inflation process involves plugging it into a 120 volt outlet. However, I'm going to be using it this weekend at a site with no electricity. I will be using a Coleman battery powered (4 D batteries) pump to inflate it. It takes 10 minutes to inflate with the Coleman pump. However, the mattress does not get as firm with the Coleman pump as it does with the built-in pump. There is a 5/8" opening in the middle of the control knob on the mattress in which an external pump can be connected. The Coleman pump calls it a "Boston Adapter". So any external pump with a 5/8" outside diameter connector can be used to inflate the mattress. « Show Less
1399873
An air mattress pump works best. But I have an air compressor, that we wrapped a washcloth around the nozzle to fill. As it is not meant to take a standard air compressor nozzle, this worked best.
457335
Yes, and this is better.you get a coleman pump. Do not buy a mattresswith pu p attached. Ifit breaks, oh oh. And this mattress is excellent.1st time you should just blow up, so next time when you need it it fills better.
1511949
On the unit I purchased, there is an push/pull capped air valve there an external pump can be used. The stem on this valve is about 1/2" in diameter. My unit has a internal pump....so I assume if this pump fails, or I am in an area without electricity, then I can inflate the mattress through the air valve with an external pump.
902117
It does not include a pump. We used one we already had for an air mattress.