Tutorial: 3 Tips For Handling Air Bed Deflation
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- It is normal for your Active Era Air Bed to sag slightly during its first few uses. All air beds are designed to lose a small amount of air during use to reduce the risk of tears and bursting. Here are a few tips to combat air bed deflation.
Tip 1: Allow time after inflating
Inflate your air bed at least 30 minutes prior to first use and top up as required to allow the air bed to stretch to its natural shape.
Tip 2: Varying temperatures
As temperatures drop during the night, the air inside the air bed will contract, leading to the sensation that your mattress has deflated. To rectify this, pump more air into the air bed.
Tip 3: Check for punctures
Your bed may be deflating due to a puncture. You can repair your puncture with the provided puncture kit following these steps:
1) Visually inspect the air bed and locate the puncture.
2) Wipe clean the area around the puncture.
3) Apply the adhesive sticker, covering the puncture. Allow 12 hours before use.
To find out more about our entire range of air beds, visit our website activeera.com
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@ActiveEra - We bought it and planning to use the king size air bed from Active Era for daily night usage for 30 days until we move to a new home. So, do you recommend to inflate and deflate daily. Or can we inflate it once and leave it inflated for 30days? Would like to understand best practise of it.
I tried everything. Its the seocnd bedi ordered... After eevry 15-30 mins thr bed losed a lot of air.. Its really irritating.. I will return both of them
Hi, I'm very sorry to hear this! Please could you send an email to help@activeera.com and our Customer Care team will be able to help you further!