You are using a web browser we don't support. Please use the latest version of one of these browsers. Sleeping surface is soft next to skin; welded seams enhance durability and prevent leaking Includes manual air pump with simple, 1-way inflation valve to keep air from leaking during setup; separate deflation valve lets you dump air quickly Includes stuff sack for packing and storage The REI Relax Queen Air Bed measures 79 x 56 x 6 in. With nearly 80 years of adventure stitched in, REI Co-op brand gear is built better by co-op experts, employees and members. View all REI Co-op Air Mattresses 8.5 x 16 inches 79 x 56 x 6 inches (With pump) 6 lbs. 10 oz. REI Co-op Relax Air Bed - Queen Reviews - page 2 The accompanying pump has a DEFLATE port on the handle, which I would like to use. If I connect one of the hose to the DEFLATE port, how do I connect the other end to the airbed? I disagree with the answer that REIservice gave.
You cannot attach the pump in the deflate mode in the same way as was used to inflate the mattress because it is a one-way valve on the mattress. If you unscrew the one-way inflate valve to empty the air from the mattress, then there is no obvious way to attach the pump to deflate the mattress. I would like see/hear clarification on this. Otherwise, I just lay mattress flat and let the air empty out, then fold it lengthwise in thirds, then roll it up to get the rest of the air out. Something missing on this product is the maximum weight load. Example most queens I have seen thus far put a rather paltry sum of 300lbs on the mattress. The recommended maximum load capacity for the Relax Air Queen Bed is 600 pounds. Does the REI Relax Air Bed have any insulation (R-value)? The Relax Air Bed does not have an R-value or any added insulation. Can this be stored in a hot attic? What's the max temperature this is safe to store in without damage?
While we don’t have a specific temperature range for storage of the Relax Air Bed, we don’t recommend that you store it in exceptionally warm temperatures, as this could cause the materials to degrade. Has anyone tried this mattress on top of a 4" sleeper sofa mattress? I'm looking for something to make a sofa bed more comfortable, and I love that this can be deflated and stored, as opposed to a memory foam topper. We have not received any feedback for the REI Relax Air Bed of that kind. It may very well make your sofa bed more comfortable and does deflate for storage quite easily. Often airbeds need more insulation on top than the sleeping bag provides. Does this need that extra layer? Or does it insulate like a thermarest? The Relax Air Bed will not have any insulation (R-value) the way a Therm-a-Rest pad would. A sheet or blanket would be recommended over the bed. Does the weight on the specs include the pump? The packaged weight with pump is 6 pounds 12 ounces.
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However, there is an easy way to find the leak, and repair it quickly. Here is a list of supplies needed to find the leak in the air mattress and repair it: To find a leak in an air mattress, you'll need: An inflated air mattress A room big enough to move the mattress around in a spray bottle or washcloth for the soap and water (optional) mattress sealant or patch The first step is to inflate the air mattress. The mattress needs to be inflated either by mouth or some type of air mattress inflation device. Using an air compressor could result in over inflating the air mattress and cause an explosion or even bigger leak. Next, visually inspect the mattress. Look over the mattress for any punctures or holes that may have been causing the leak. (If the leak in the air mattress is found by doing this, use duct tape or sealant to seal the puncture or hole to stop the air leak). Use the tissue paper to look for leaks. If no air leaks are found within the air mattress with the visual inspection, use the tissue paper to go over the mattress and listen for air leaks.
If there is a leak as the tissue paper is moved across the air mattress, it will make a hissing sound making the leak known and able to make the repair. If this step does not work, move onto the next step. Use the soap and water to go over the mattress. Either with the spray bottle or washcloth cover the suspected air leak on the air mattress areas with soapy water. The soapy areas will bubble if there is a leak present, making it easy to find the hole. The leak can then be sealed with either duct tape or an air mattress sealant, or an air mattress patch. After using these techniques to identify the the leak in the air mattress, remember to not over inflate the mattress while testing the area for leaks because it may burst. Also, remember to have a large enough area to move the mattress around so that the mattress does not become punctured by something; creating an even bigger issue. Once the leak has been found, make sure to clean the area with soap and water and let dry before using any methods of repair or patches onto the area for optimal adhesion.