Inflatable bounce house indoor

1. Can inflatables be inside?
2. How do you secure a bounce house indoors?
3. Are bounce houses worth buying?
4. Is a bounce house or a trampoline better?
5. Can outdoor inflatables be used indoors?
6. Do inflatables use a lot of electricity?
7. How much wind is too much for inflatables?
8. What is the life expectancy of a bounce house?
9. What happens if bounce house gets wet?
10. Are bounce houses too hot in the summer?
11. Do you wear shoes in a bounce house?
12. Do bounce houses get moldy?
13. Can you leave inflatables on all the time?
14. Can inflatables be left outside?
15. What is the best way to store inflatables?
16. Should you turn off inflatables at night?
17. Should you turn off inflatables in the rain?
18. Do inflatables deflate in the sun?

Can inflatables be inside?

Or stay all day, we'll still get to play! This is the cheer you'd hear if you had an inflatable. We get asked all the time, “can you put a bounce house inside?” The answer to that question is a resounding “Yes!”

How do you secure a bounce house indoors?

Your bounce house has a weight capacity of either 80-120 lbs, depending on the size, so you want to secure it down with a distributed weight of at least 120 lbs. Six weight/sand bags weighing at least 20 lbs each, secured to each corner of your bounce house, is ideal to help keep the castle from moving during use.

Are bounce houses worth buying?

Great Investment: To Buy A Bounce house.

With the average rental price of bounce house inflatables across the US ranging from $300 to $800 for an 8-hour rental depending on the size and type of the rental, buying a bounce house would be a worthwhile investment in the long term.

Is a bounce house or a trampoline better?

Trampolines are generally considered less safe, though, for two reasons. First, they make use of a steel frame, unlike bounce houses, which are purely supported by pressurized air. Second, without the safety net, a trampoline can send a child flying to the ground in a dangerous way.

Can outdoor inflatables be used indoors?

Can your inflatables be used indoors and outdoors? Absolutely! All of our inflatables are rated for outdoor use, as well as being designed to withstand the heavy demands of a busy indoor center.

Do inflatables use a lot of electricity?

Inflatables are now part of many people's holiday decorations because they are easy to set up, tons of fun and some can be seen both day and night. They also use a lot more energy than a strand of lights. The electricity use is generally anywhere between 50-200 watts an hour.

How much wind is too much for inflatables?

Inflatables should not be used in winds exceeding 25mph and they of course need to be properly secured.

What is the life expectancy of a bounce house?

If you buy a commercial bounce house, it should last around five years.

What happens if bounce house gets wet?

You CAN get a bounce house wet without damaging it.

As a rule, water or moisture is no real cause for alarm, so long as you dry it up before storing the bounce house.

Are bounce houses too hot in the summer?

Over a five-hour period of measurements, researchers found that air temperatures inside the bounce house were consistently greater than ambient conditions. For a 92-degree summer day in Athens, the bounce house added almost 4 degrees to the temperature.

Do you wear shoes in a bounce house?

Children should take their shoes, eyeglasses and jewelry off and remove all sharp objects from pockets when entering a bounce house. When in the bounce house, children should stay away from the entrance, exit and sides or walls of the bounce house.

Do bounce houses get moldy?

There aren't many things as awful for a bounce house or other inflatable as moisture. When left unattended, moisture can cause the dangerous buildup of mildew and mold. And mold and mildew can cause very serious damage that's best to avoid entirely.

Can you leave inflatables on all the time?

It is best to avoid inflating decorations during stormy periods, and no inflatable should be run for more than a few hours at a time, to avoid burning out the blower motor. When it is time to take the decorations down, keep all the parts together, especially the stakes and tethers.

Can inflatables be left outside?

Most inflatable yard decorations are made from durable, waterproof nylon or other synthetic materials, so they can resist rain. For best results, keep them out of low areas where puddles form. Keep them clean by avoiding locations where mud might splash on them when it rains.

What is the best way to store inflatables?

Make sure your inflatables are clean, dry, and undamaged. Roll them up properly and store them in vinyl storage bags. Keep them someplace warm, clean, dry, and preferably off the ground. Don't expose them to rain or snow.

Should you turn off inflatables at night?

Tip #5 - Deflate at Night

Experts recommend only allowing your inflatable to run for 8 hours at a time and unplugging them at night gives them a break. Simply unplug the power cord from the power source to deflate your inflatable.

Should you turn off inflatables in the rain?

Watch the Weather

Allen suggests only inflating your decor on dry days, so when rain or snow is in the forecast, you should unplug the inflatables and take them inside to stay dry. "If your inflatable deflates in winter rain or snow, let it thaw completely before trying to inflate it again," he recommends.

Do inflatables deflate in the sun?

When your float is left out in the hot sun, the air inside of your inflatable will expand. However, when you leave your float outdoors overnight, the opposite effect will take place, causing your inflatable to deflate.