When deflating, any problems? How is it stored after it's deflated?
1395732
We have no problems deflating the bed. We store it in the bag it came in at the bottom of our closet.
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.
1395734
Deflating is a breeze! It comes with a zippered bag for easy storage. Love the bed!
1395735
It deflates very easily. Just unscrew a knob on the side and it deflates in minutes. Then it rolls up and stores in a cloth bag. The bag has a strap for easier carrying.
1901417
I have not had a chance to deflate and pack it back in a storage bag but the original box was not big when we received it. So, it can be stored anywhere in a storage bag - on the shelf, under the bed or anywhere else.
1290188
Best way to store it is in a plastic tote so as to not compress it. Keeping it compressed over extended periods does indeed harm this insulation. Keep it dry and expanded, and stuff it for travel.
1492170
It won't get messed up, however it has a little rubber price to protect the hole and to blow it up, you will have to remove it. I would not reccomend deflating it
907647
I had mine blown up for about 5 weeks at one point. Seems there is some amount of stretch that will happen as it is first used. Meaning I did re-inflate it a couple of times early on, but at some point it appeared to stabilize and no longer require more air. Thats all I know, YMMV
385912
It is best to store the remaining o2 absorbers in an air tight environment. I use a food saver system to re-seal my o2 absorbers.Place the proper size o2 absorber in the mylar bag prior to sealing it. Just toss it in and seal it up.
1914341
Easy to deflate with the deflating setting. I was about to store it in the bag the first few times quite easily.
1781384
We put water in the base, but you could use sand if you prefer. We haven't had any issues with it deflating.
166733
Ours does not deflate completely but does lose some air from being outside. (Physics) If yours completely deflates, a return might be necessary
2031635
That's a great question and one I could use an answer to as well. We stored in a plastic bag after we went camping and I'm afraid that's how it has stayed. Sorry I couldn't help much.
12161
Inflation takes a minute, it's super fast. I'd say deflating takes longer though & you'll need to squeeze the air out of it to put it away. I fold it in thirds, then have my kids lay on it & roll from the step to the back-about 5 minutes.
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.
1907556
I believe so. I bought one a year ago and stored it inflated in my garage. In high temps don't over inflate which is fine since it is rigid at 10 psi. Inflate to about 10-12 psi and it will be fine. Just don't store in sunlight.
1914338
deflating was simple .... folded back up to be able to fit back into the box
755098
Only way (I think) you will decompress will be vacuum seal it again. It's filled out, does not take that long.
1777458
I've had no trouble folding it back into the carrying bag supplied if, after fully deflating, I fold it lengthwise in thirds. Then I just roll or fold it up to the pump end.
525155
I do not store my tub. I keep it inflated all the time for daily use. It is in a large shower stall and fits perfectly. I suppose if you deflated it and folded it up it would take up about the same space as a small bed pillow. I have found the tub to be of good quality and perfect for me because I hate showers.....I am a bath person.