One reviewer mentioned a "firm pressure point directly in the middle of the back." Did anyone else have this problem? Thanks.
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I do feel a slightly stiff area, close or almost over lower stitch area of backrest. Seems there is an area right below and above stitch that does not have adequate amt of cushioning material. But I don't have issues with that. It would be a good idea if you place something soft, thin, with some cushioning in that area of your back so you don't feel it.
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im sitting in the chair as im typing this, but no i have not noticed anything like that
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I didn't have that problem- I loved mine so much I got a second. Sounds like you have some sort of hypersensitivity issues- Just return it if you have problems with it. If you're still fizy after that- go to a doctor. Could be some sort of undiagnosed problem.
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I saw those issues posted too. I got mine anyway and did not have that problem. I love mine. Love! The legs have very shallow holes though. And anytime I move any piece, I move it with care. (someone lifting on both ends). Just in case I also put 3m soft stickers on the bottom of the legs as it is on hard wood floors and now if they get slid a bit one way or another I dont worry about having as much pressure on the legs.
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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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T,I've not had that experience. I understand that Amazon will refund your purchase if you are not satisfied. Check it out.That might be the comfort you need to give it a try....I bought several ( for self and daughters and son...no complaints)
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I just pushed it in. There is some resistance which makes you feel like it is not supposed to be forced in but a hard push should do.
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Difficult to respond when I don't know where the pain was. I have found that over-using it can cause pain, but not after just a few minutes. You may be leaning into it too strongly; try leaning into it only lightly until you get a sense of the pressure that is just right for you.
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I have not had a problem with the spring. The spring can be rotated into position to act as a back pressure or it can be stowed out of the way to provide no back pressure.
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I am really not sure. I have not left it under pressure for longer than maybe a day or two. (And only then because I forgot.) Did not seem to be a problem.
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I have stenosis and four bulging disks with a ruptured c4. At first I thought it was far to firm. I removed about 3/4 of a quart and now lying on my back my head winks in slightly and my neck is fully supported. So for me, a bit had to be removed. But as it mentions you readd it later so hang on to it. It wasn't much to meet my comfort level but as it's customizable I may tune in over a few nights. You really want to support the neck with even pressure to the head. This looks like it's going to accomplish that well but it may take a couple nights to find the right volume.
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That happens with mine too (difficult to pump).. Probably normal =[ I suppose that's why they cost less than big name. Worth contacting Stant with that question. Let us know what you hear back
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Sometimes the back of mine gets sticky, when I have sugar or creamer in the mug; as well. It splashes onto the pressure lever. But it sounds as though the other two have your back. :)
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I would say no, that's not normal. I just really take my time when capping, making sure I am keeping the cap level and pressjng down a bit. I haven't experienced any shortage of pressure when opening.
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I just opened mine. Make sure the pump pin is screwed on tightly and that you stick the pin halfway into the ball. I had air escaping and my husband made those two adjustments and my ball is firm and has retained its firmness.
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The separation issues are due to over inflation. I had mine for 3+ years using it daily i'd only have to ad air once every few weeks. I bought one for a friend around the same time I got mine and his only lasted a year but he had a tendency to aim for the firmest he could get resulting in the sections violently separating one by one till it was a round mass on the top n bottom. if you use it right it's not an issue. if you need it that firm you prob shouldn't be getting an air mattress. I've bought several more over the years for friends and family and am about to buy another one the people having this issue over inflate simple as that.
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yes but this is the would be the Extreme measure of fixing it. I googled your problem finding people to say that smack it on the back a few times or to reset it to see if that will fix it
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Dear B. Meek, Intex makes a great product, in my experience. I suppose once in a while you can get a lemon, as with anything.....I would contact Intex and let them know. If the mattress was jumped on, or abused by other than sleeping, they can tend to lose pressure. They are not meant to be an everyday mattress, but rather for occasional use, generally speaking. But they can last for months, at least 6, with regular use. A friend of mine has had one inflated for 4 YEARS, but it is rarely slept on and gently used.Please contact Intex and have them replace it, hopefully, as I have never seen a large bubble on any I have had. May be defective. But again, I think their products are well made. kk Dear B. Meek, Intex makes a great product, in my experience. I suppose once in a while you can get a lemon, as with anything.....I would contact Intex and let them know. If the mattress was jumped on, or abused by other than sleeping, they can tend to lose pressure. They are not meant to be an everyday mattress, but rather for occasional use, generally speaking. But they can last for months, at least 6, with regular use. A friend of mine has had one inflated for 4 YEARS, but it is rarely slept on and gently used.Please contact Intex and have them replace it, hopefully, as I have... » Read More Dear B. Meek, Intex makes a great product, in my experience. I suppose once in a while you can get a lemon, as with anything.....I would contact Intex and let them know. If the mattress was jumped on, or abused by other than sleeping, they can tend to lose pressure. They are not meant to be an everyday mattress, but rather for occasional use, generally speaking. But they can last for months, at least 6, with regular use. A friend of mine has had one inflated for 4 YEARS, but it is rarely slept on and gently used.Please contact Intex and have them replace it, hopefully, as I have never seen a large bubble on any I have had. May be defective. But again, I think their products are well made. kk « Show Less