How to Clean a Bounce House in 5 Steps
Cleaning your kid's BouncyHop bounce house is an easy process:
- Vacuum the bounce house
- Spray dirty spots with cleaner
- Scrub with a soft brush
- Rinse and pat dry any leftover cleaner
- Dry the bounce house before storing
Cleaning a residential bounce house takes 15-20 minutes. The longest part is letting the unit dry which could take a few hours.
Inspection
You'll want to quickly inspect your BouncyHop bouncer before and after a party or play date. Just make sure once the kids are done, you leave the bounce house fully inflated. Here's what you're looking (and smelling) for:
- Dust
- Mold and mildew
- Funky Smells
- Tears in the fabric
You'll want to do the inspection before the kids start running around and playing. You don't have to spend 15 minutes doing this. Just a quick visual check is good enough.
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Tips for Safely Storing Inflatables This Upcoming Winter
- 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.
