question about inflatable sofa/bed

[patrick1945]

We used the inflatable bed for the first time this past weekend and it was ok but there is a problem that I hope you can help me with.

What do you do to keep the pillows in place at the head of the bed? We used 8 pillows from the house to fill the canyon.

Pats wife

 

[JohnDar]

We used the inflatable bed for the first time this past weekend and it was ok but there is a problem that I hope you can help me with.

What do you do to keep the pillows in place at the head of the bed? We used 8 pillows from the house to fill the canyon.

Pats wife

Put somebody's head on them . Seriously, when we used our's for a guest this summer, we put the bed up when they woke up and put it back down when they were ready for bed. Takes up too much space if you leave it open all day.

 

[boatto5er]

It is a problem. No real solution. Fortunately only our grandkids sleep on it, so we turn them sideways so their pillows don't fall in the canyon. I do expect to wake up one morning and find one of the grandkids has rolled into there though.

 

[SilverRhino]

Daughter Had No Problem

Only time ours has been used is by our daughter.......she's 28 and did not have any problems.....believe me....if "Daddies Girl" had a problem with it....I would have heard about it

 

[HOSS]

We caution the grandkids about the "canyon" at the head of the bed. Our problem and theirs is the bed wants to fold up in the middle. Is their a latch or something that I am overlooking that locks the frame to keep it from folding with GK's?

Thanks, HOSS

 

[rick_debbie_gallant]

We caution the grandkids about the "canyon" at the head of the bed. Our problem and theirs is the bed wants to fold up in the middle. Is their a latch or something that I am overlooking that locks the frame to keep it from folding with GK's?

Thanks, HOSS

We had the same problem the first time we used ours. I dont think we had enough air in the bed. The next time I used it I waited until it was very hard the the pump started to slow down. Never folded up even with my 20 some stones laying on the bed.

 

[jmgratz]

We had the same problem the first time we used ours. I dont think we had enough air in the bed. The next time I used it I waited until it was very hard the the pump started to slow down. Never folded up even with my 20 some stones laying on the bed.

Why did you put rocks (stones) in your bed?

 

[mrcomer]

Why did you put rocks (stones) in your bed?

Lucy, you have some splaining to do.

 

[JohnDar]

Why did you put rocks (stones) in your bed?

You'd think it would be easier to just plug in an electric blanket and warm the bed instead of hauling hot rocks in from the fire pit.

 

[rick_debbie_gallant]

You'd think it would be easier to just plug in an electric blanket and warm the bed instead of hauling hot rocks in from the fire pit.

Ah, come on. 1 stone=14 lbs.
2 stones=28 lbs. etc etc.........

 

[jmgratz]

Ok. I just don't understand all of them fancy English measurements. After all we fought the British so we could use pounds and ounces. LOL

 

[HOSS]

We filled with enough air until pump started slowing down and still, bed would fold up in the middle when someome got in. There must be a latch somewhere, but I have not found it.

HOSS

 

[travelin501]

We filled with enough air until pump started slowing down and still, bed would fold up in the middle when someome got in. There must be a latch somewhere, but I have not found it.

HOSS

We are having the same problem. The air goes out of the matress in the middle, when someone is on it.