Home / Camping / Furniture / Matresses & Stretchers / Air Mattresses & Pumps Air Mattresses & Pumps Sort by Name A-Z Sort by Name Z-A Sort by Price High-Low Sort by Price Low-High Discovery Miles: 2 200 Intex Camping Mat Large Discovery Miles: 2 950 Intex Deluxe Pillow Rest Queen Airbed Discovery Miles: 7 500 Intex Deluxe Single-High Inflatable Mattress Discovery Miles: 3 950 Discovery Miles: 4 950 Intex Downy Double Airbed Discovery Miles: 3 200 Intex Downy Queen Classic Bed Set Discovery Miles: 4 200 Intex Downy Twin Classic Airbed Intex Fibre Tech Comfort-Plush Elevated Airbed Queen Size Discovery Miles: 15 500 Intex Fibre Tech Deluxe Single-High Airbed Intex Fibre Tech Double Comfort-Plush Mid Rise Airbed Discovery Miles: 13 500 Intex Junior Twin Classic Downy Airbed Discovery Miles: 2 000 Intex Kidz Travel Bed Set Discovery Miles: 6 950 Intex Quick-Fill AC Electric Pump
Discovery Miles: 3 500 Intex Supreme Airbed Repair Kit Leisure Quip Rechargeable Air Pump Discovery Miles: 5 950 Natural Instincts DC 12V Electric Pump Discovery Miles: 2 500 Natural Instincts Double Action Hand Pump Discovery Miles: 2 250 Be the first to know about in-house promotions and upcoming events. Subscribe to the Outdoor Warehouse Newsletter to receive information on the latest promotions and specials. View our privacy policy here. Sign in or register to add products to your wishlist. Airbeds & Inflatable Furniture Hover over image to zoom Click image to enlarge Tap image to enlarge Temporarily Backorderedships in 15 to 29 business days This Intex inflatable chair/twin bed transforms from a high seat to inspire lofty thoughts by day to an ultra-comfortable twin bed for distinguished dreams by night. Perfect for someone in need of attitudinal elevation, this chair/bed is ideally suited to the rest of us, too.
It features a waterproof-flocked surface for slip-prevention and easy cleaning and a vinyl bottom for durability. The 2-in-1 valve with extra-wide openings works with the quick-fill pump (Item# 51203, sold separately) to inflate this chair/twin bed in record time. Perfect for an overnight guest in your home, dorm room or efficiency apartment, this multipurpose chair/twin bed delivers go-to convenience that's hard to beat. When it's not in use, it can be folded quickly and compactly for storage or travel. Fully extended dimensions: 87in.H. Folded dimensions: 42"L x 42"W x 26"H seat. Weight capacity: 220 lbs. Manufacturer Warranty: 90 days consumerInflating an air mattress can be a challenging task, especially if you're inflating it manually. All air mattresses have a plug that you insert or screw into the air hole to prevent air from leaking out. Sometimes the plug can be misplaced, rendering the mattress useless. Knowing how to plug an air mattress without the plug can come in very handy.
Step 1Whittle the dowel or straight stick into a gradual point. The end should be a conical shape. Step 2Blunt the sharp end of the stick by cutting off the point and rounding it. Leaving the end sharp can be dangerous when you insert the stick into the air mattress. Step 3Wrap a few layers of duct tape around the stick. Step 4Test the plug by firmly inserting it into the hole. The wooden plug should go in smoothly and provide a tight fit. If it doesn't, remove the duct tape and shape it so that it fits snugly. Step 5Inflate the air mattress and quickly insert the plug. Step 6Put duct tape over the end of the plug on the outside of the air mattress to prevent the plug from popping out. If you've recently discovered a bubble in your air mattress, you're probably wondering how to go about fixing the problem. While many people might simply purchase a new air mattress in response to this issue, you don't have to. With a thorough instructional guide at your disposal, you'll be able to fix mattress bubbles in a timely and stress-free fashion.
Read on to learn everything you'll need to know. Step 1 - Prep Your Mattress Before you can go about fixing the bubble, you must first prepare your mattress. This step is a simple matter of removing any sheets, blankets, or comforters from your mattress and locating the bubble. As an added precaution, if you own an electric air mattress, it might be a good idea to unplug it. Do not attempt to locate the bubble before the mattress has been properly stripped, as you are liable to mistake it for a wrinkle in your sheets. Larger air bubbles can usually be identified without much effort, but you may have to carefully inspect your mattress to locate smaller ones. Once your mattress has been stripped and the bubble has been identified, you will be ready to proceed with the next step. Step 2 - Apply Pressure to the Mattress Bubble Now that you've located the mattress bubble, it's time to begin getting rid of it. Use your hands to gently press down on it to pop it. Next, twist off your mattress's nozzle cap to allow air to seep out of the mattress.
Alternatively, if you own an electric air mattress, you may use your remote control to deflate the mattress, instead of removing your nozzle cap. While the mattress is being deflated, make sure that you continue applying pressure to the bubble. Keep pressing down on the bubble until it has been fully popped. Do not attempt to put air back into your mattress until you're positive the bubble is gone. Step 3 - Re-inflate Your Mattress Having rid yourself of the air bubble, it is now safe to re-inflate your mattress. This is usually a simple matter of attaching your air pump to the uncovered nozzle and inflating the mattress until it reaches a suitable level of firmness. Once the mattress has received a sufficient amount of air, remove your air pump and quickly reattach your nozzle cap, taking care to allow as little air to escape as possible during the transition. If you own an electric air mattress, this process is even simpler. Just push down on your remote control's "inflate" button until the mattress's consistency is of a preferable firmness.