why are they not already blown up
1297413
It's easier and less costly to ship deflated. These are easy to inflate. We used our shop vac to inflate it.
1412250
My husband used his air compessor to blow these up. I believe he had to adjust the air flow as to not rush too much air in.
326920
they need to be filled at tree location. They have holes in the bottom, and the zip is difficult to close if the bag is full
1450451
They are made with a candle like wax that would build up in chimneys and catch on fire, that would be my assumption.
212877
They are lightweight, but because they are mesh, air can pass through them. Therefore, they wouldn't be as prone to being blown away by wind as an equally large object of the same weight, shape and surface area that is made of a nomporous material. With a strong wind it could stil happen, and the height and weight of the item that is covered would also figure into the equation, since the mesh makes it unlikely for the cover to gain lift.
569211
They have plenty of times before . why would they stop now . you just have to place them along wall lines or in cabinets along back edges .
1622181
Because they are VERY fragile and die extremely easily! They are also not sonically the same as a Countryman. The boom part snaps VERY easily, and once it snaps, it's dead.
116498
They don't and i was extremely disappointed with them. They blew out within a month of using them.
1680453
They are built hefty with thick aluminum to transfer some of the heat so not much chance of fire. Likely millions sold and not one fire to my knowledge, if there was you'd be seeing a huge class action suit.
13193
I wouldn't due to these are compact air tubes. Possibilty of an "explosion" I would guess. Not a major one, but wouldn't take the chance.
946017
they ignore like any match does. maybe a bit harder but still just like regular matches. they burn longer and the wind doesn't blow them out easily
959593
Yes. They aren't flush with the case which makes it more susceptible to early destruction.
725966
roofers traditionally are bounce fired to make the job faster. i assume that you could fire one at a time ,but it would make for a very time consuming job. sheldon
2168325
None whatsoever. I have had mine up several times, and they do not seem to even be fully stretched. Just make sure you do have the minimum amount of air in them.
1906069
Well, if the attacker has not run off and is still in the same place you can repeatedly zap them. However, if you got one good 15 second zap in - then they should not be putting up much resistance.
1820383
Mine came in undamaged as well as the box they were shipped in . That does not mean that there is still a slight chance that it may still happen . Although for the most part I think it is the primary goal for that not to happen for the most part.
1819414
Well they are mad of rubber so they can melt with excessive heat, maybe try some ove gloves underneath them.