Do you deflate after each use? Or can it stay inflated.
1096440
We keep ours inflated in our basement, because we have room right now. I also don't have my own pump :O It's kinda big and obnoxious for everyday unless you have the space. It doesn't take too long to inflate! The anticipation is worth it!
1096441
you can leave it inflated but depending on where you have it you might need to add a little more air before using again.
1096442
We kept it inflated its a big size would take to much time to deflate and inflate each time.
1096443
No I didn't. It stays inflated if there are not any wholes... The plastic material looks so strong but I had two of those that didn't last more than 3 months. Although my kids had a lot of fun it was such a waste of money.
1096444
We keep it inflated and only use it a few items a year when our nephews visit.
1367630
Yes. It comes mildly deflated and you can just turn it in the box to find the inflation point if giving it as a gift. Do note that over time it will gradually lose inflation again, and you just re-inflate it. I have found a that a slight lack of air pressure, decreased the amount of impact damage 2 small kids can do with it indoors. That said, from a replica point of view, it is mildly annoying that it will not hold it's inflation pressure well over time.
1395733
I've deflated the bed several times and had no problems. I put the bed back in the bag that was provided and store in a closet. Hope this helps.
726703
You have to squeeze the tip while blowing into it. We did it and it stayed inflated all day and still is.
1907557
We have never left it inflated in the garage, only in an indoor climate. We do store it deflated in the garage though (on and off almost a year now)
444549
This product stays under the mattress....I have left mine inflated since purchase and I do inflate and deflate depending on my needs at the time....I have had no problems.....you get one of the product ...
1422507
You have to blow it up like a pool toy. But we bought 1 and returned it wouldnt stay inflated. They sent a 2nd one same problem . Cost more in return shipping we just gave up.
148516
It definitely holds the air overnight (which many other brands do not) - not sure how it would hold up long term - I guess you could just inflate it periodically as needed.
250246
Mine fully inflates. Didn't notice anything on the ends to show that it is not the same as the rest of the unit. I do blow a few breaths in to it though. Might be a bad unit.
2241135
The longest I have had it inflated and used it daily was about ten days. I slept on it those ten days and was very comfortable. It was the first time it had been used, and as the instructions state, you need to check it every day or so to see if it needs a little more air. It did on a few of the days, but not a lot of air at all.
470730
No, we had to inflate it. Its not that hard and doesn't take long, our issue was with it deflating overnight.
1348854
No, not at all, and it deflated easily too. You just plug the pump in and inflate until your desired firmness.
2082774
It does lose air over days, but only a little and it is easily inflatable each time. My guests usually reinflate a bit before bedtime & it works just fine. Everyone so far has found it most confortable, a great guest option.
839251
I simply plugged it into the electrical outlet at my camp site and pressed the button. It inflated very quickly and stayed inflated. I then did the same, in reverse, to deflate.
166733
Ours does not deflate completely but does lose some air from being outside. (Physics) If yours completely deflates, a return might be necessary
313466
It deflates quickly. I think it took less than 5 minutes to deflate. I let it lay for a while before I folded it up and put it back in its bag.
2132565
Yes, it inflates and deflates items. To inflate, you connect the nozzles to the port opposite the handle and place them in the devices to be inflated. For deflating, you put the nozzles in the port on the side (in the center of the round body section on the side you can't see). Air always gets sucked in that side port and blown out the front, so it doesn't reverse the motor to deflate versus inflate, you just switch where it's connected.