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Intex Raised Downy Queen Airbed with Built-in Electric Pump

List Price: $69.99 Price: $49.87 You Save: $20.12 (29%)

Product Details Waterproof flocked top; measures 60 x 22 x 80 inches (W x H x D); 600-produce capacity Certainly inflates and deflates with high-powered, built-in moving pump Combines convenience of handy airbed with comfort of raised platform

Product Description

The convenience of a handy airbed with the comfort of sleeping on a raised party line. Plush, waterproof flocking covers the mattress top for a voluptuary feel to provide a cozy night's rest. An indentation on the side helps grip fitted sheets. Distinction tested 20.8 gauge waterproof flocked top with 15 standard vinyl beams and 16 gauge sides and bottom. Measures approaching 60" x 80" queen-sized mattress raised 22" from the rout. Made of dual chamber construction: the lower house functions as the box spring form on a traditional bed, providing walk-on firmness and support. The upper chamber functions as a mattress. Includes an A/C 120 Volt Stirring pump, built-in to the mattress. Quickly and easily blow up both chambers with the touch of a switch. Then adjust to any informed about of firmness for the ultimate in comfort. Inflates in about 4 3/4 minutes. Deflates quite for travel and storage. Weight capacity: 600 lbs. Includes duffle bag with snub strap.

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Designed for console and reliability, this Intex Raised Downy Leader Airbed offers the convenience of a portable airbed with the assuage of sleeping on a raised platform. Plush, waterproof flocking covers the mattress top, and an mark on the side helps grip fitted sheets. The bed without a hitch inflates and deflates with a high-powered built-in energized pump. It features a dual chamber construction, with the crop chamber functioning as a box spring to provide added firmness and buttress. It has a 20.8 gauge (.053mm) waterproof flocked top with 15 measure (0.38mm) vinyl beams and 16 degree (0.41mm) sides and bottom.

This Queen-sized bed measures 60 by 80 inches and rises to 22 inches from the confuse. It deflates completely for storage and it includes a duffel bag with unequivocally strap. It has a 600 pound weight potential.

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Customer Reviews

Very pleased!
I was looking for a blow up bed that would have the same comfort that a regular bed would. After reading the reviews for this bed I decided to purchase it. i am very glad I did because I think I have found a winner for a very reasonable price. My sister and her husband tested it recently and they were so impressed that they have decided to purchase one for themselves. It was an easy inflate and deflate with the built in pump. It is also high so it was easy to get up and down on and the queen size gives plenty of space.

2010-03-07 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Great airbed for guests!
I've gone through several airbed in the past (Columbia, Sears brand, Aerobed)...but this one is the best so far, The integrated pump is ingenious. I highly recommend this if you need something for overnight guests - they will appreciate not being on the floor!

2010-03-05 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Seams popped after the warrantee ended
Four weeks after purchase this Intex air mattress started popping at the seams which created tiny air holes. A call to the company elicited a simple response: Your 30-day warrantee has expired. There is nothing we can do.
After two months I had a dozen patches to fix air holes on the seams. I gave up.
I then bought an aero bed.
At 6'4" and 225 pounds, I am not big enough to cause a size and weight problem. This is simply shoddy manufacturing.

2010-03-02 | tricyclist (Chicago, IL) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1

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Comfortable,but the design might be flawed
I bought the bed based on the reviews I saw and I enjoyed it for a while coinsidering it's raised height and comfortable top. Three months into using it,it started bulging from the sides; i thought I over-inflated it at first only to notice it was a design fault. The double layer structure inside is not well conected, thereby disengaging with time which leads to the bulging effect; reducing the height from 22" to 18". That wasn't the main issue but it started leaking also, thereby having to inflate it every now and then. I'm sure this is a design issue because the other air bed in my house, which wasn't raised has been the same way ever since it was inflated.
I'm not discouraging people from buying the product, but it might not be useful for everyday use, maybe you can buy it as an extra bed for your houseIntex Raised Downy Queen Airbed with Built-in Electric Pump.

Note: The bed claims it can support 600 lbs, I weigh 180 lbs and I'm the only one sleeping on it, incase you might think it was my weight that caused the bulging. Thanks

Also the product has no waranty, no waranty. I'm dissatisfied now.Intex Raised Downy Queen Airbed with Built-in Electric Pump

2010-03-01 | Kenzo Boy (Baton-Rouge, KA USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 3

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Good airbed for the money
I purchased this airbed about two months ago for my friend's visit. They are two average size adults and have slept comfortably on it for almost two weeks. They had to inflate it a little every other night, but it is very easy to do due to a convenient build-in pump. It has been inflated since they left and its been over a month now, and the bed holds air well. Of course it needs a little inflation if someone wants to sleep on it, but I think this is inevitable with any airbed.
The bed is pretty comfortable and the size is very close to queen. So far I like this bed, and for the price ($54 with shipping) I have no complains at all. Of course this bed is not suitable for a permanent long-term sleep, but it is perfect for a short term guest visit or something like that.

2010-02-20 (Tampa, FL) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 4

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Coleman 4-in-1 Quickbed

List Price: $39.99 Price: $33.00 You Save: $6.99 (17%)

Product Details Use as two break down twin beds, connect to create majesty bed, or stack for double-high Twin Integrated Wrap & Croissant storage system Two Matched-sized inflatable mattresses for multiple configurations

Product Description

Almost a 100 years W.C. Coleman had ideas about what a lantern should be like. Infinitesimal did he know what an impact his idea would have for the American people who utilize camping. Coleman has manufactured that every family fellow will enjoy using. The Coleman griddle is champion to use for any meal. When you buy a Coleman tent, you are laying a likely foundation for years of enjoyable camping experiences. The Coleman tents have an only weather protection system which incorporates the latest technology to defend you from the elements. The Coleman 5-gallon beverage cooler has a dissolutely-flow faucet, has instant shutoff and no dripping Lid. The Coleman cooler will keep your beverages uncordial for up to 5 days. Coleman also has products for children and pets. Your dog will doze comfy in his own Coleman Mountaineer tent. The Coleman camping coffeemaker can be habituated to to make hot cocoa, hot cider or instant soup. And let's not fail the Coleman lanterns. Coleman lanterns have many designs to determine from and we are sure you will find the lantern to best suit your needs. The Coleman Send off-Away® SpaceSaver® Personal-size lantern can run up to 15 hours and stays forbidding to the touch. This will pack away to half it's rate. With lanterns like these, everyone in the group can have a lantern.

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Got unexpected guests? Nab out the inflatable Coleman 4-in-1 Quickbed to accommodate one or two guests comfortably. This uniquely designed, two-go out of bed can be used in multiple configurations: the two Twin-bigness beds used separately (for two separate sleepers), zipped together for a Crowned head-size bed, or stacked on top of one another (and securely snapped together) for a huge Twin bed. It features Coleman's ComfortSmart wind system that conforms to your body's sleep position and a tender-hearted suede top. It also features Coleman's exclusive Wrap 'N' Bankroll storage system--just roll into attached bag, tie and moving rapture.

This bed is protected by Coleman's Airtight System, featuring a understudy lock valve (which opens extra astray for quick and easy inflation and deflation) and an absolute PVC formula that 15 percent more puncture unaffected and can stand up to 600 pounds of pressure.

About Coleman
The Coleman Attendance has been creating and innovating products for recreational alfresco use since W.C. Coleman started selling gasoline-powered lanterns in 1900. Inventor of the hugely habitual fold-up camp stove, Coleman developed a supple liner for his galvanized steel coolers in 1957--the line of the modern cooler--and the company has been improving their utility and layout ever since. The array of products that bear the Coleman name now includes scarcely about everything you might need to work or play outdoors, from tents and sleeping bags to boats, backpacks, and trappings.

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Customer Reviews

Perfect Inexpensive Temporary Bed
I recently moved cross country for a duration of only a few months, and I did not want to spend a whole lot in either moving my bed or buying a new one. I decided to buy this Coleman 4-in-1 air bed for two reasons: that it was cheap and it had fairly decent reviews on Amazon. I can say that I am not disappointed by what I got for the price. I had to buy a mattress pad to cover the top with, but primarily because I did not like the uneven top surface. It is nonetheless no problem at all to sleep on. I have had to refill it once about every 40-50 days. It smelled of rubber for the first few days, but with regular use it is odorless now. The only downside is that the rubber material it is made of can be a little noisy, with tiny squeaks resulting when I move from one direction to the other.

2010-03-07 (Durham, NC) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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coleman 4-in-1 quickbed
This is a very comfortable bed. I use it every night as a "raised twin" (one placed on top of the other). I still like the twin bed/box spring idea, but this is very affordable.

2010-02-16 (USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Better than a bed
I love picking a comfort level and this double creates a good height for a twin. Good enough for a regular bed.

2010-02-13 (Northern Calif) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Working well so far - 4 out of 5
I have five Coleman inflatable mattresses, four beds. They all are still working perfectly except one which worked for a year and then deflated (didn't bother finding the leak). So four out of five is pretty good value considering another air bed product we bought, rated a best buy, constantly needed air and finally became worthless as well within a year. So all in all we're pretty happy with Coleman air beds.

2010-02-05 | Al (Valley Stream, NY United States) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 4

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Blow up Bed
Got it from Amazon the price was great and it also splits into 2 twins. Good buy. You will need to get a pump.

2010-01-21 | waimanalo beach (WAIMANALO, HI, US) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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Coleman Queen-Sized Quickbed with Wrap 'N' Roll Storage

List Price: $29.99 Price: $28.04 You Save: $1.95 (7%)

Product Details Pretentious size: 78" x 60" x 8.5" Advanced Copy Lock Valve locks in air two ways; Coleman Airtight System guarantees a crevice-free inflatable. 48 coils for uniform support

Product Description

The Coleman Queen mother-Sized Quickbed is a great choice for camping, overnight guests, or anywhere you requisite an extra bed. Measuring 78" long by 60" widespread when inflated (fitting standard queen-sized sheets), the Quickbed is made of broad-duty, puncture-resistant PVC, with 48 coils advantaged and a soft suede top for extra comfort. The Quickbed is peaceful to inflate and deflate, thanks to Coleman's particularly-wide Advanced Double Lock Valve. Like all Coleman inflatable products, this Quickbed features Coleman's Airtight System, guaranteed not to extravasate. And the built-in Wrap 'N' Roll storage system makes packing and storing prompt and easy.

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Broad enough to easily accommodate two adults (or four small children), this beauty queen-size Quickbed gets its name from Double-Ringlet valves that allow it to inflate 10 times quicker than air beds with touch valves. And if you think inflating time is sudden, when morning rolls around you'll find that, thanks to the Double-Clasp valves, the air beds deflate 20 times faster as well. Keep one of these leading light-size flocked air beds around for camping trips, unexpected guests, or kids' slumber parties (the mattress will customize fitted or flat queen-size sheets). The severe-duty PVC construction is designed to endure all sorts of assail, but if anything should happen, a repair kit is included. The green-flocked rayon top can be a hardly ever prone to dust, but it does add warmth and softness for colder nights. The air bed can prove valid up to 600 pounds. Its 56 coils and 6-inch side gussets contribute support and, unless you sit down from a height, keep you from bumping the lees. Pump sold separately. One-year restricted warranty. --Ariel Meadow Stallings

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Customer Reviews

Very Dissapointed in Quality
I purchased this mattress for a weekend camping trip for CubScouts. Used it 2 nights inside tent, made sure it wasn't on any rocks or sticks. Worked OK. Then rolled it up and stored in for 6 months. Then used it for only the second time for a CubScout trip and it would not hold air longer than 3 hours. Haven't had time to search for the hole or try to patch. Would rather pay more for a quality mattress, if one exists.

I won't buy another Coleman mattress. 2 nights sleeping on the cold ground gives you time to think about it.

2010-03-05 (NC) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1

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Get something better - not worth replacing it every year
I've been dealing with this mattress for a couple years, and after tonight, I feel like I owe it to someone to share my experience with this dreadful thing. My sister owned this mattress for less than a year, using it indoors once every couple of months for when company stayed over. After a while, it started losing more and more air, to the point where you'd wake up on hard floor in the middle of the night. She got fed up with it and was preparing to throw it away, but I saved it from the trash, thinking that a patch would solve the problem and make it usable again.
Now here I am, a couple years later, with a mattress that looks like it came out of Dr. Frankenstein's lab. I've used it maybe four times over the past two years (all inside), and just finished patching the seventh hole. Yes, SEVENTH. The top material is hardly what I would call durable, and the dimples that you can see in the picture are prone to small holes/tears that develop all by themselves (and I'm only 125 lbs, so that tells you how much stress it can handle). And because these stress points are along a crease, patching is an absolute nightmare. When I inflated the mattress earlier this evening (using the Coleman pump, which is loud enough to wake an entire apartment building), it had already lost a considerable amount of air after just two hours. I re-inflated the mattress, then started pushing down in different areas with my head just above the mattress, listening for the tell-tale hiss where it was leaking. It certainly didn't take long - after pushing down in one area, there was a loud "WHOOSH" sound, and one of the circular depressions on the top ripped completely free of the cover, leaving a hole the size of my fist. I managed to reseal it using an ungodly amount of duct tape, but as soon as my company leaves tomorrow (the same sister who wanted to throw the mattress away, as fate would have it), Frankenmattress is going straight to the dumpster. Buy this thing if you dare, but really, you shouldn't be encouraging this kind of crap in the marketplace.

2010-02-27 (Springfield, VA United States) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1

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leak the first time use
So I purchased this somewhere else and I needed it due to a temp stay. So indoor use, cleared space and everything, Nothing to puncture with. I go to sleep, and I wake up about 5 hrs later on the floor. first time use, there is a leak on the sheet clip (seriously this is a design flaw) and well... its in a weird place so i can't patch it (since that voids warranty).

I called their customer service, and they told me their hours, open weekdays from 9-4:45 or something along that line. it's 2:45 when i called. they hung up on me.

I was just astounded, no hold, just straight up, hung up.

I will NEVER purchase coleman product again related with air mattresses and other various items, I bought their pump and sleeping bag but nothing special. honestly, something that doesn't even survive one night in doors in an empty room... is unbelievable.

I don't get why it leaked either. i slept in the middle of the bed. which isn't very comfy, the lumps or the pattern of the mattress kinda creates weird circulation and laying there was slightly uncomfortable.

i won't recommend this to anyone. not worth 30 dollars.

2010-02-17 | a sleepy asian (Near Halo3, WA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1

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2 in a row, each didn't last one full night
Sadly, the title says it all. I love Coleman air mattresses- I've slept on them every night for months. I previously bought the one from Costco and had great success. But I have now bought 2 of these lovely brown Quickbeds, two days in a row, and 2 nights in a row now I have ended up on the floor. Costco must sell a higher end one because this Quickbed just isn't cutting it. Boo!

2010-01-19 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 1

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Thin material, no patch kit included
Thin material, no patch kit included

I think that says it all, I don't expect this to last.

It will be OK for company at the house but its too thin to expect it to survive camping trips.

I have always received a patch kit with this type of blow-up item but none was included.

2010-01-09 | tailu66 (Portland, OR) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 2

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Intex Pillow Rest Queen Airbed with Built-in Electric Pump

List Price: $49.99 Price: $45.66 You Save: $4.33 (9%)

Product Details Boisterous-powered pump inflates mattress in approximately 3 minutes 600-powder capacity; measures 64 x 19.5 x 82 inches (W x H x D) Raised 17.5 inches from shock; built-in pillows for added comfort

Product Description

Our mid-wake up airbed provides all of the great benefits travelers are looking for in the assuage of a bed, plus the convenience of easy transport. Importance tested 20.8 gauge waterproof flocked top with 15 assess vinyl beams and 16 gauge sides and bottom. Measures generally 64" x 82" x 19.5"Made of dual reception room construction, the mattress is raised 17 1/2" from the floor for convenience Includes an A/C 120 Volt Stimulating Pump, built-in to the mattress. Inflating time is about 3 1/2 minutes. A built-in pillow provides additional bed-like reassure. Deflates completely for travel and storage. Includes a duffle bag for storage.

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Sacrifice all the benefits of the Intex Raised Downy airbed but with the added usefulness of lighter weight and mid-rise height, the Intex Pillow Hit the sack queen inflatable airbed is ideal for travelers who inadequacy the comforts of a bed but the convenience of a blow-up mattress. The Pillow End up is equipped with a quality-tested, 20.8-judge waterproof flocked top, along with 15-gauge vinyl beams and 16-measure sides and bottom. The resulting surface is comfortable and easy, whether you're sleeping at the in-laws' overcrowded house or milieu up a guest bed in the basement. In addition, the Pillow Idle about is remarkably easy to inflate thanks to the built-in, weighty-powered electric pump, which does its job in a absolute three minutes. No more fussing with tiring hand or foot pumps or rummaging through the garage for your divided electric pump. And should the mattress feel a little too soft-pedal or firm, you can customize the comfort level with the have a bearing on of a button.

The Pillow Rest is raised 17.5 inches from the disconcert, making it far taller than most inflatable mattresses, and includes built-in pillows for added hearten. And at 64 by 19.5 by 82 inches (W x H x D), the mattress is an proper queen size, making it a good fit for custom-made sheets. The Pillow Rest queen bed--which offers a aptitude of 600 pounds--comes with an AC power string, a shoulder strap, and a duffel bag. It's also backed by a 90-day restricted warranty.

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Customer Reviews

Better then a real queen bed.
All I can say is this air mattress is the best. It's incredible comfortable and the perfect height. My partner and I slept on it together and I'm 230 lb and he is 160 lbs. If you need a good air mattress look no further. Just make sure it the size you want.

2010-03-07 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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exolant for the price
My husband and I bought this air bed for company and also for our use while we moved to our new apartment and until we can go out and find a proper bed. I've been very impressed whith the fact that it stays ferm and goes a few days before even needing slight adjustments. I'm impressed with the ease of use and the fact that all the components are in one place. For the price I would say this air bed is unbeatable, and I have to share an oppinion with an earlier reviewer, as an over weight woman I'm greatful that it stays so ferm and nice.

2010-03-07 | Candice M. Attrill | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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NICE ONE FOR A COUPLE
EASY TO INFLATE AND DEFLATE AND COMFORTNESS IS GOOD BUT TO INFLATE AND DEFLATE ITS TAKE LOT OF TIME.

2010-02-23 | tadi (USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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intex does not stand by there product
I bought this queen airbed less then six month ago and has developed a leak in the motor assembly. Contacted intex said they have no warranties on product and when talking I asked why they do not stand by there product with a no answer response. Never again would I buy from them

2010-02-17 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1

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great buy!
This product has been great for my guests - they said they have slept comfortably on it considering its an air mattress. I would definitely recommend this product and shipping was really quick!

2010-02-16 (Bridgewater, NJ) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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Wenzel Insta-Bed Queen Raised Sure Grip Bottom with Built-in Pump

List Price: $119.99 Price: $119.99

Product Details Integrated Insta-III AC 120 volt energize--inflates in just 90 seconds Includes nylon lug bag with shoulder straps; one-year warranty Plush raised queen-sized airbed--same culmination as regular mattress

Product Description

Acceptable guests to your home with a luxurious night's catch forty winks, thanks to the Queen-sized Wenzel Raised Insta-Bed, which inflates to the same tallness as a regular mattress. This bed measures 80 by 60 by 22 inches (L x W x H) when fully conceited. It has an integrated 120-volt AC pump for intelligent inflation and deflation--it inflates in just 90 seconds--and a lone underside design that grips the floor and keeps the bed from sliding about. The flocked-top keeps bedding in bracket, with flex coil construction for sleeping in secure and firm positions. It includes a nylon capture bag with shoulder straps. It's backed by a one-year agreement.

Wenzel's Insta-Bed measures 80 by 60 by 22 inches when fully pompous and features an integrated pump for inflation and deflation.

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Customer Reviews

extremely unhappy
I purchase the bed back in December and waited for over a month since it was backordered. After finally receving it I thought the reviews I read were worthy, it looked like a great product. Then I tried to use it. Right next to the pump there was a small tear. I patched it and filled it up. It felt great to lay on. The next four days the unit continued to leak from another area that I couldn't find. When I called to return, customer service was very helpful. However, after receiving the replacement last week, things got worse. First, the unit is completely different than what I originally ordered. When I called, Wenzel said that this bed (which is still listed on Amazon) was no longer available and they sent me a Wenzel bed with the L.L.Bean label. This unit has a rechargeable battery which, it states in the instructions, needs to be charged every month whether I am using it or not. THIS IS NOT WHAT I ORDERED,OR WANT. I don't want to be worried if they unit is charged or not, and it is not designed to be inflated just by the plug in transformer. Now when I did plug the unit in to charge the battery, the transformer overheated after a couple hours and would not work again. When I called this morning to Wenzel they stated they did not know what type of bed they would be replacing this one with because there product line is changing again. Three months, two garbage cans filled with airbeds and one customer who relied on a bunch of good reviews for this product who now doesn't know who to believe when researching a product.

2010-03-08 | rob (mid wisconsin usa) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1

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Wenzel Insta-bed queen sure grip bottom air bed
The bed is easy to inflate and is comfortable and holds air well. My only complaint is the noise it makes when i move and the fact that fitted sheets cannot be tucked under anywhere so they and the mattress pad ride up everyday and constantly have to be pulled down. it seems all air bag beds have this problem and if they fix it i would buy a new model. Anyone else have same problem? if so, any suggestions?

2010-02-21 | Edgy (Texas) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 3

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Perfect
Love this bed. It inflates and deflates fast. Easy to sleep on, feels like a real mattress so you don't feel like you're about to fall off the air bed. Have used it many times in the last few months, works as expected.

2010-02-19 (Ballwin, MO USA) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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Very pleased with the air mattress
I purchased the mattress because I was having foot surgery and I didn't want to climb the stairs. The mattress was very comfortable. The height also worked well because it wasn't hard to get in and out of bed. From time to time I had to add more air but that was not a problem. Very easy to inflate and deflate.

2010-02-17 (BRIDGEWATER, NJ, US) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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Better than a cheap mattress for guest room
I bought this on the basis of consumer reviews found online and it got perfectly adequate reviews from our houseguests. Given the price tag, it exceeds expectations and is certainly a better product than a low-end mattress for a seldom-used guest room. The velour top made it feel much better than a plain vinyl inflatable and the height made it easier to use. We had to do a bit of reinflation over the course of a long weekend of use, but the instructions said to expect this as the rubber stretches with use - but it was only very minor softening. It takes a good while to inflate and deflate and is quite noisy so don't wait until bedtime to blow it up. Like all these things, it is nearly impossible to get it back into the same compact bundle it arrived in; the storage bag is a bit too short for the best refolding job I was able to do.

2010-02-12 (Suburban Washington DC) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 4

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Part 1: Deadly falls

11.03.10

E ven into his 70s, Robert Swanson showed the toughness of an ex-Naval. He walked 12 to 15 miles each day, endured dental travail without Novocaine, ate and slept on a unwavering schedule.

 But at 74, he found his well-ordered soul invaded by Parkinson's murrain. His limbs trembled and dementia Nautical port him wandering and frostbitten. Apprehensive for his safety, Swanson's kinsmen made the difficult settling thousands of Minnesota families distinguish each year: He needed to be in a nursing haunt. In 2005, they moved him to Pinnacle View Lutheran Old folks' in Columbia Heights.

There the employees observed "iffy" behavior by Swanson, noting it in his map out. One night a care for found him standing on his bed. Another eventide, he was discovered crawling around on the mattress. Nine days after that, a breast-feed found him on the floor by his bed. Swanson had fallen and his hip was on the fritz.

Three days later, he died.

Swanson is among more than 1,000 Minnesotans whose deaths were reciprocal to falls in nursing homes from 2002 through 2008, according to a Supernova Tribune criticism of death certificates. On norm, one nursing current in resident in the state dies every two days in circumstances stemming from a allied with. The nursing bailiwick industry has tried to treat the problem, but so far there are no signs that its efforts or any grandeur actions are significantly reducing the reckon of deaths.

Less than 10 percent of rely-related deaths in nursing homes are fully investigated by the Minnesota Determined of Health, which is charged with monitoring nursing adroit in care. All things considered nursing homes themselves are Heraldry sinister to privately study the cause of ordained falls on their premises. Shape regulators rethinking those findings, but sometimes don't do more. Even when regulators unearth that a mistake led to a local's death, they often do not cite nursing homes for violations of regal and federal regulations.

Source: Minneapolis Star Tribune

air mattress?

Jul 16, 2007 by kathienad | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I borrowed an air mattress from a friend and after using it for 2 days I noticed that it was getting deflated at night.

I looked it over and over and found a tiny cut on it, probably from my dog.

Besides a patch is there any way to fix this? The air mattress is made of plastic and the cut is on some material.

I am thinking I will have to buy her a new one but this information is for me when I end up keeping it.
The cut is tiny.

Thank you,
K

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duct tape fixes every thing

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Is an air mattress good for your back?

Sep 05, 2007 by mayerj72 | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling

I have a futon mattress at the moment and it's really uncomfortable. Other mattresses I was looking at are way too expensive for me. I basically need a mattress that is very firm. Almost as firm as the carpet on the floor since that feels the most comfortable for me. Otherwise I wake up with my back hurting. Would an air mattress be a good choice for me?

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I use tempsoma 3" topper over a ply wood and it helps my back problem.

My air mattress has a hole in it,what should I do?

Aug 01, 2006 by indrep33 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I recently bought an air mattress and it has a hole in it already. I haven't found the hole in it yet, but when I do I want to know what's the best way to repair it. I'm too cheap to buy another air mattress.

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If there's a warranty on it they should replace it for free. If not, find the hole and put duck tape over it. You can also buy repair kits at the store. (Bike tire repair kits work really well)

Patching a hole in an air mattress?

Sep 26, 2007 by anglzndskyz2 | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling

My daughter has one of those ready bed which the air mattress is just like a regular size air mattress. It has a small hole in it. I mean really really small. I located the hole though after filling it up with air and placing it in the bath tub. Now that I know where this tiny hole is does anyone know how I can patch it up or am I going to have to buy a new air mattress for the bed. Like I said it is a very small hole. but it is letting the air out when she sleeps on it also the air mattress fits inside a cover/ sack type thing that it fits into so that thing would cover any patch work I have done to the mattress.

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Go down to your local sporting goods store and buy a bicycle inner tube patch kit and follow the instructions.

How do you sanitize an air mattress that was around cockroaches?

Jul 02, 2007 by E123 | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

I lent an air mattress to a friend only to find out that he has cockroaches in his apartment (a lot of them). How do I sanitize this before bringing it back in my home? Should I toss it? I don't want to be paranoid, but I don't want an infestation. Help!

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I would just toss it, you wouldn't want to risk bringing the eggs into your home.

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The Shredder is very hungy so he eats my lovley na air mattress

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Tiger Woods 'Forced To Sleep On Air Mattress After Marriage Fallout' Entertainmentwise - Mar 11, 2010 Tiger Woods 'Forced To Sleep On Air Mattress After Marriage Fallout'"The house was gutted except for an air mattress, some pillows, a TV, snacks and Bud Light in the fridge, and a golf glove on the floor."NEW PHOTO! Tiger Woods' Wife With Son Charlieall 1,059 news articles »

Tiger Woods ''relegated to air mattress'' following bust-up Silentnight Beds - Mar 11, 2010 Tiger Woods ''relegated to air mattress'' following bust-upA source close to the star told the publication: "The house was gutted except for an air mattress, some pillows, a TV, snacks and Bud Light in the fridge,

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2 men stand trial in kidnap, extortion plot San Jose Mercury News - Mar 11, 2010 Authorities say he was rescued there by a SWAT team who found him blindfolded on an air mattress in a bedroom, guarded by a pit bull terrier. and more »