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

List Price: $29.99 Price: $29.99

Product Details 48 coils for in accord support Magniloquent size: 78" x 60" x 8.5" Wrap 'N' Sound system for hassle-free storage

Product Description

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

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

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Customer Reviews

Lasted 5 nights.
I used this mattress for family camping and took great care to make sure that there is no sharp objects underneath nor on top of the mattress every time. Was able to (manually) pump the mattress up to good firmness.

Just last week, the mattress started to leak air from the top of the mattress. The seams on the ring-like pattern ripped and lost all air. Good thing we had Therm-a-Rest as back-up.

Poor construction and poor durability.

Thumbs down.

2010-09-06 (California) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1

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Easy setup and roll up
Boought this item for a family camp out. It was pretty easy to fill with air. Held air all week long without any problems. When tear down started it was easy to roll up and put in the roll storage that is attached to it.

2010-09-02 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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2 for 2 wont hold air.
I don't know if its a bad batch or what but within 3 hours of inflation it needs to be topped off again. This is with no weight on it at all. I returned that one for another and the same issue.

2010-08-28 | Paul (Florida) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1

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Coleman Quickbed fails
The first night the mattress lost some air, the second night I was on the floor in 4 hours. I checked all around with soapy water, the valve seemed OK and could not find a leak. However, it lost air just sitting around so I tossed it out. What a waste! I have an older one(green) which is still great, but too narrow. This one has thinner PVC and is made in China. I am going to TRY to find a brand not made in China. RIGHT!

2010-08-27 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1

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Poor quality...stay away from buying this.
We bought two coleman air beds. One Queen size and the other twin size. Both are of poor quality. Queen one - two gone now. after first one's air leakage, we tried to return it but there was no return policy on that. Only replacement was entertained, so we got stuck with it and got a replacement. The second one has air leak now. Customer service is also very poor, nearly 45 mins of wait time and no response. I did not expect this from a company like Coleman. I don't know what to do other than putting it in trash. Twin one - first one was replaced due to the same reason as above. Have to wait and see when that will reach the same state.

2010-08-21 (Rochester, NY United States) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1

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Intex Prestige Downy Twin Airbed Kit

List Price: $19.99 Price: $19.99

Product Details Folds compactly for storage and tours Normal mattress size allows for bedding to fit easily Battery question can be used for other inflatables

Product Description

Through-and-through choice for the rugged outdoors. The flocked top gives a more hedonistic sleep surface, cleans easily and is waterproof. Includes battery operated enthuse c intensify.

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Customer Reviews

Temporary bedding for less than twenty dollars
We bought this for our 4-year old to sleep on as we stayed at her grandparent's house for the week. For $20 and free shipping, it is head above the couch. It does come with a battery-operated pump (Batteries not included). And needed a fill up only once through the week.

My four-year old didn't complain. Maybe she thought of it as adventure sleeping.

No, we don't feel guilty giving her the air mattress. After we relocated to our current home, me and the wife could only afford to sleep on air mattress for nearly two years! (We did bring our daughter's bed with us).

This product is "good". Considering the price, its a 5-star "great". We'll use it again when we visit.

2010-08-23 (Northern California) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Wonderful value! Stood up to 3 kids on vacation.
I needed a blow up matress for my 6 year old to sleep on for a week while on vacation. I was hesitant simply because of the low price, but was completely 'wowed' with the product.

First, it comes with a pump to inflate the matress (make sure you have batteries to operate the pump), and blows up quickly. Ours did not leak air during a week of use. It was on the floor between two beds being used by a 2 and 3 year old...hence, was trampled on numerous times by both kids and parents. My son, 6 years old, slept on it for the entire week, without complaint.

At the end of the week it was the same as the day we inflated it. We used the pump to deflate the matress (again, super super simple and fast). We will continue to use this for sleepovers and trips when we need an extra 'bed'.

2010-08-20 (Philadelphia, PA USA) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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Cheap and reliable!
If you're looking for an air mattress, you're probably not looking for the greatest sleep of your life, but for a cheap, practical and quick way to sleep.
This mattress is just that.
It comes with an air mattress pump which is great: it takes about a minute to inflate completely! I read in other reviews that batteries were included, but not in my mattress. I guess it was a packing error.
I slept on the mattress for a full week and I only had to put air in on the 5th day because it had deflated a little bit, but nothing bad, ie; I never woke up with my body touching the ground, there was still plenty of support.

Deflating was a little complicated but we managed to go through with it. It folds up nicely and fit in my suitcase for the trip home!

Pros:
-Very cheap
-Reliable
-Confortable
-Electric Pump included

I can't see any cons!

I highly recommend, it is the perfect additional bed!

2010-08-16 | Victoire Becart (Little Rock, AR) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 5

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real good
I got this bed after my raised twin air-bed got messed. At first I didn't expect much since previously I used a big bed and now am using a smaller one, but it is as good as the previous one. It is excellent for outdoor use, though the battery operated pump takes some time to fully inflate it(I use an electric pump, which I ordered for a small price), it is an excellent product for the money and worth it.

P.S: For those who are using air-beds for the first time I advice you not to fully inflate it, put the right amount of air into it, for a comfortable sleep. Atleast that was th mistake I did in the beginning.

2010-08-10 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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airbed
1st one leaked flat 1st nite.returned by ups while replacement was enroute.it has held up fine with daily use for past month.seems well made.i would recommend.this is re intex twin airbed.

2010-07-22 (Valley Village, CA. United States) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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Aerobed Guest Choice Inflatable Bed, Twin

List Price: $59.99 Price: $56.64 You Save: $3.35 (6%)

Product Details Constructed of hole-resistant, heavy-gauge, non-allergenic PVC vinyl AC expand inflates bed in just 60 seconds; publicity release valve deflates it in 15 seconds Couple-sized inflatable bed for guests, sleepovers, and travel

Product Description

The Aerobed Lodger Choice is the perfect bed for overnight guests, slumber parties and dorm rooms. The patented Aerobed stress and Quick Air Release Valve technology declare indoor sleep-overs faster, easier and more expedient. The coil constructions and velvety, soft log a few zees Z's surface add extra support and comfort for an incredibly relaxing nights nod off.

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Customer Reviews

Amazing little bed
This is the second aerobed I have owned. The first one finally sprung a leak after several years of use but was very useful during that time. Decided to order another for my visit to San Francisco to visit my son. I was a little nervous as to how it would perform as I have a very bad back. Yesterday we walked all day and then I stood for almost 4 hours at a concert. By the time the evening was done, I felt a train had hit me, every bone and joint ached. I assumed that in the morning I would still feel like that but much to my pleasant surprise, I felt GREAT. Bed is very supportive when inflated completely. No problems that I had found so far. Much more lightweight that the previous one, easy to use, inflate and store. Matter of fact....I am going to leave this one with my son and purchase another for my home. Great bed for the price! Would highly recommend it to anyone.

2010-09-05 | Informed Buyer (Grand Rapids, MI) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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Great Bed for short stays
This bed served its purpose to provide another sleeping surface for unexpected overnight guests

2010-08-24 | Bklynbrd (North Carolina) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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very happy
love this - it's perfect for putting on the floor in our guest room, which has 2 twin beds. i really like the size - bigger than a single, but not TOO big. inflated perfectly right out of the box, deflated easily - which is important when the guest using it is staying for a few days because it encourages them to put it away. i also like the suede texture. delivery was timely also.

2010-08-20 (NYC) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Great value
I bought this as a guest bed and have already utilized it a few times. It blows up really quickly (about 20-30 seconds for twin size) and has a very well-designed pump. Unlike some air mattresses, you don't have to hold the pump in the whole time it is blowing up the bed, nor do you have to hurry to close the air plug when you pull the pump away. The pump just snaps in, automatically blows up, you unsnap it and no air is lost!

Pretty easy to roll up and comes with a nice carry bag that fits the pump and the bed.

2010-08-18 (Texas) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Will Not Purchase Aerobed Again
I purchased an Aerobed 18 months ago for the uncommon visitor that we have to our house. Last weekend while using the bed for the 3rd time ever at 3 o'clock in the morning all of the air pockets internally began coming apart. It was sounding like gun shots going off which startled everyone.
I called Aerobed the next Monday thinking that Aerobed having the reputation that they have would honor their product and back it up gave me the generic answer of it's outside of the warranty and you need to have the original receipt from Bed Bath and Beyond to even contest getting a replacement product. I explained the situation of only using the product twice and taking very good care of it like I do all products that I purchase and they would not offer any solution. Needless to say, I am very disappointed in Aero Bed from a customer service standpoint. My advice would be to save some money and go to target and buy a product that will last equally as long then replace it when it has issues.
Thanks,
Very disappointed consumer

2010-08-11 | Cash4545 (Charlotte) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1

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Smart Air Beds Elevated Supreme Coil Beam Flocked Top Raised Queen Size Inflatable Mattress (Best)

List Price: $199.99

Product Details Magnified size: approx. 80" L x 60" W x 22" H Included ETL listed AC probe inflates the mattress is about 4 minutes Be in the arms of Morpheus surface is raised 22" off the ground

Product Description

Have you ever stayed at someone's brothel and slept on their old sofa day bed? Or a futon mattress? Or maybe you and your spouse were calculated to share a twin or full size bed? NO MORE! Raised 22" off the area, the Smart Air Beds Supreme Coil Trestle Flocked Top Queen Size Inflatable Mattress is exactly what you're looking for if you have overnight guests coming or you propose on doing some traveling yourself. Complete with a soft flocked top have a zizz surface, at 22" this air bed is almost the height of a traditional box descend from and mattress (about 25"), so you or your guests are up off the floor, away from any abruptly drafts. Engineered with an coil beam construction, the Superb Coil Beam Flocked Top Queen Make an estimate of Air Bed comes as close as you can get to a traditional mattress with regards to keep and stability. Each coil beam is a pocket of air, the simulates the look and guess of a spring in a bed. The 23 gauge (.60 mm) wonderful-thick, water proof flocked top and 14 magnitude (.35 mm) sides and bottom give this air bed 600 lbs./272 kg. influence capacity. The whole bed has expertly electronically welded seams for extended lasting quality. The handheld powerful ETL listed A/C bloat can have the mattress ready from box to bed in about 4 minutes. The bed uses standard prima donna sheets (not included), and the fitted sheet is aided by the flocked topping and a well placed flat groove along all sides to limit sheet slippage. When you're on the point of to pack the item up, simply open the patented 2-in-1 valve to let go the air, roll and fold, and store the item neatly in the included storage bag - peaceful to keep in a linen closet, under a desk (for those of you who take naps at trade) or anywhere with limited space.

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Customer Reviews

Like Sleeping on a Cloud
We purchased this mattress before a trip so that we would have a place to sleep at a relative's home, and it was worth every penny. The mattress was so comfortable that we thought about using it every day at our home instead of our regular bed. It is nice to be able to get a good night's sleep while away from home. We did not have a queen-sized sheet for it, but used a king size. That worked out fine and the sheet did not slip because of the flocked top. We inflated and deflated 3 times as was suggested before using it and it was fine. It was easy to travel with because of its carrying bag and was not too heavy. Getting it back into its carrying bag was not easy, but possible. It remained inflated for the entire trip, although it probably could use a little air each day to keep it super-firm. It is now being stored in our closet, taking up very little space, until our next trip or for some guests of our own. We are very happy with the purchase which I believe to be a quality item.

2010-09-02 | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5

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Company likes it
I use this for company that comes to visit and they are impressed with its comfort. It packs away very well and is easy to inflate or deflate. So far have used it for about 7 days with 2 people on at a time.

2010-06-16 (United States) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5

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Happy with the raised air bed (so far, so good)
I bought this raised airbed after *many* hours of reading reviews and searching. So far it's been great! We needed to replaced the two crappy regular air mattresses we had which kept deflating, and one that used 10 "C" batteries but took 2 hours to fill. (never-aigain!) Make sure you fill it with air few times before someone sleeps on it, as they suggest. (I think that's why it didn't lose much air) My father-in-law (who's 6'2") slept on it for two nights, and liked it. And he's slept on expensive ($5000.00+) beds, so if he likes it, it's a good bed. We haven't used it much, but for now it's earned 5 stars. I would definately purchase another if we needed one for more guests (but then we'd need a bigger house). Hopefully it will last a few years.

2010-05-19 | pc51505 (CA) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5

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Excellent mattress!
We bought this mattress for family that was coming to visit. The box had two different stickers on the outside instructing us to inflate fully and deflate the mattress at least three times BEFORE using. We did this about 4 or 5 times before trying it out for the first time. Our guest used this mattress for over a week with no need to refill or top off the mattress. I found a few other reviews saying they had to keep adding air, but don't know if they did the initial inflate/deflate step. This mattress inflates in minutes, deflates just as fast, is nice and tall and relatively easy to get off and on. I would highly recommend this mattress for anyone needing a spare mattress, whether for out-of-town guests, a retreat from a snoring spouse or to watch movies in the living room! :) It folds up nice and small with its own bag so it's super easy to store when not in use, too...Great product, great price!

2010-05-11 | Helpful Votes: 7 | Rating: 5

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Very Good Purchase
Purchased the inflatable bed because an inflatable mattress is difficult to get out of in the morning (I am 67). Bought it so I would have a place to sleep when I visited my son, i.e. didn't want to put him out of his bed. I slept in in for five nights & was very comfortable. Added air each night to ensure no problem in the night. I was still afloat every morning. It was a little warm on my back & I was a little apprenhensive when I rolled over when I slept. But, I never had a problem. Glad I bought it.

2010-04-09 (Michigan) | Helpful Votes: 6 | Rating: 4

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Coleman 120V Electric Quick Pump

List Price: $24.99 Price: $12.54 You Save: $12.45 (50%)

Product Details Has one year pledge 120-volts stimulating quick pump

Product Description

Perfunctory Pump, 120 Volt Electric

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Customer Reviews

Ideal for most of your household pumping needs.
I got this pump for the purpose of inflating a double-hight queen size air mattress. For the mattress of that size you really need an electric pump, because your lungs or even a decent mechanical pump will take way too long. This electric pump does a great job of inflating a mattress of that size very quickly and thoroughly. In my estimation it does not take longer than a couple of minutes max for the job to get done. The pump is also great for several other around-the-house inflatable objects, such as beach balls and small size inflatable pools. It will probably work well with a larger size pool as well, but I have not tried it out with those so I don't feel completely qualified to comment. On the other hand this pump is not suited well for pumping your bicycle or car tires - it lack both the requisite adapter as well as the the adequate pressure. For those jobs an air-compressor pump is much better suited. Furthermore, sine it relies on electric outlet for power this pump is not suitable for outdoor and camping use. This pump is also very competitively priced, but the price does not indicate low quality. On the contrary, the pump is very well made and will probably last a lifetime.

2010-08-27 | Dr. Bojan Tunguz (Greencastle, IN USA) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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The best Air Pump ever!
If you buy an inflitable bed, you need an electric pump. It can inflate the air-bed in just 3 minutes, and deflate it in 2-minutes. It would take you hours to blow it up manually.

2010-07-27 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Coleman 120V Electric Quick Pump
Fills up fast, good that doesnt need batteries,bad that its not rechargeable, good works by just plugging in, bad makes a high noise.

2010-07-04 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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the pump is great
I bought a Coleman 4 in 1 mattress, and wondered whether I needed the pump - after all, it cost almost as much as the mattresses (but was not expensive - right at $20.) Asked my daughter, and she said "yes! you'll melt part of the mattress if you try using a blowdryer, and it's just worth it". She was right - it didn't cost much, but I was concerned about storage space.

It is not very large, so storing it is not a big issue. It quickly inflated my mattresses (I think it was under 2 minutes - but didn't actually use a timer), and is great for deflating, also.

So if you're wondering if you really need it, I'd say yes.

2010-06-14 (Baton Rouge, LA, US) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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So loud it wakes up the neighborhood
You will NOT be able to tolerate the horrible high-pitched screech this thing makes. And it feels cheap. The screw-on attachment somehow came off and blew inside the mattress. I hope to never use this thing again. Alas.

2010-06-02 (Brooklyn, NY United States) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 2

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Sleepless nights holed up in Brazilian Embassy

09.09.10

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — Nearing a month has passed since I slept in the murky.

All night want, floodlights coruscate on the Brazilian Embassy where I have been holed up with ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya since he slipped back into the nation.

When I do manage to take a nap, I'm awakened by considerable-pitched cat calls from the soldiers ringing the worsen, and music so extravagant the windows throb.

Day or night, through every window, police officers officers and soldiers gawp in at me and the other journalists through binoculars.

When I'm not worrisome to do my job taking pictures of Zelaya and his entourage, I old-fashioned the time reading; I now recognize more about Brazil than I ever hoped to — the embassy has an portentous collection of books about the South American hinterlands.

Honduras' coup-installed command says soldiers will capture Zelaya if he leaves the discreet mission. Zelaya says he is not usual anywhere until he is reinstated as president, and the Brazilian command, which also wants him returned to power, has not pressured him or his supporters to hop it.

So we in the media who pushed our way in when Zelaya took up dwelling here on Sept. 21 are stuck. Once we become, we can't get back in.

Still, time has entranced its toll as the calamity drags on, and Zelaya's series of fist-waving supporters dwindles with each partiality week. Even Zelaya's son went make clear recently, hugging his nourisher, who stayed behind.

Talks stalled again after interim President Roberto Micheletti refused to budge on allowing Zelaya to be reinstated — the inside point of a power-sharing compatibility the two sides are negotiating.

Source: The Associated Press

How effective is an inflatable mattress?

Sep 24, 2007 by Scott N | Posted in Other - General Health Care

I have been considering looking into a different bed mattress to help with comfort.

I am considering an inflatable mattress, as I have friends who use them and enjoy the sleep they get. What are the health pros and cons (documented source preferred) to inflatable mattresses? In particular, what are the pros and cons for those that sleep on their side?

And if possible, if the inflatable mattress is a poor option, what would you recommend for a side-sleeper?
Oh, I forgot something a couple answers have brought up. I have found that anything above medium-firm is bad for me, all that weight coming down in a small area and nowhere to go, so I end up with some significant pressure points.

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They can be fairly comfortable depending on what works for you. But if you're looking for something real soft, I think you'll be happier with a memory foam mattress pad. I just got a 2" one and it's wonderful -- definitely helps me sleep better. I'm about to get a softer 3" one to see if it works better for me. You can get them on Ebay for less than $50 including shipping (for a twin; bigger ones will cost a bit more).

If you like a soft bed, you'll definitely love the memory foam.

My 2" twin memory foam pad can be rolled up to the size of a large sleeping bag for traveling. Fold lengthwise, then roll it up, then roll it up in a sheet to keep it from expanding.

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Is there a way to inflate an inflatable mattress without a rechargable air pump?

Feb 21, 2007 by celestial226 | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

I'd like to buy an inflatable mattress for a friend who will be going camping for a few days. But the air pumps are a bit expensive so is there a place that I can take it to get filled or can I even do it by mouth?

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You can use a bicycle pump, you might also need an adapter, which can be found in most hardware stores.

Where can I buy an inflatable mattress/ air bed in Hong Kong?

Jan 02, 2008 by annamac | Posted in China

I need a few things for new flat and can't find anywhere that sells an inflatable mattress here in Hong Kong.

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What is the best, most reliable, and somewhat affordable inflatable mattress brand ?

Dec 18, 2008 by Joyce | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

I want to use it when we have guests over and sometimes when I want to move a sick family member to another room. I heard that some inflatable mattresses don't hold up well. They leak. What brands do you people have? Do you like them? Would you recommend them? Approximately, how much did you pay for a twin, etc. Thanks!

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WalMart the camping section. I own 2 twins, 1 full and 1 queen on a stand. All are coleman brand and they are all 15 years old. Used 5 to 6 times a year. The twin size more often since grandkids come often.
My attitude is at 30 dollars and under, if the mattress springs a leak after a two year period, I will replace it.

How does an inflatable mattress hold up to sex?

Jan 05, 2007 by jillinebinny | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

I'm getting married in 4 and 1/2 months and my mom said that she would spend $250 for our wedding present. Well, we really need a bed but mattresses are expensive! So, we are thinking of getting one of those raised or double (the tall) queen sized air mattresses until we have the money to buy a real bed.
My question though is how does an air mattress hold up to sex? Because being newly weds and all that is going to happen quite a bit and i want the bed to hold up. So if anyone has information on this or experience that would be great.

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Um, well?

It depends on your body weight and your style of intimacy.

If you are 'lightweights' (like under 150 lbs. each) it would probably be ok, just don't be too hard on it.

My recommendation would be buying the matress for your new bed and using that for a while, until you can afford the nice frame and boxsprings, etc.

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