8 in 1 Inflatable Bounce House

Features:

1. The small holes on the product are sewn positioning points, which are unavoidable for sewn products and do not affect the quality of the products used.
2. Blower should remain on and continuously inflate Water Park during use. Air flow through seams is normal.
3. Every product is tested for functionality prior to packaging, and it is normal for seams to seep air into the seams of sewn products. It is common and essential that a small amount of air escapes from the seams, this release helps to maintain a balanced air pressure within the inflatable structure to ensure a safe and enjoyable jumping experience for your child.
4. The blower meeting ETL certification. There is a temperature control device in the blower, so when the blower overheats, it will automatically stop working, and when its temperature is normal, it will work again. Thank you.
5. Use of space: lawn soft ground. The use of the process is shown in the following chart (the manual has a detailed analysis): the trampoline flat – – long air cylinder tied to the blower (inlet cylinder) – – the short air cylinder (outlet cylinder) tied to the blower – – open the blower – – the castle with the auxiliary package of large earth nails fixed on the lawn – – start using (strictly prohibited windy days and rainy days).
6. Falls onto hard surfaces can result in head or other serious injuries. Never place on concrete, asphalt, wood, packed earth, or other hard surfaces. Carpet over hard floors may not prevent injury.
7. Only for domestic use. Intended for outdoor domestic family use only. Not for use in public areas or as a rental.
8. Product should never be dragged across concrete, pavement or other rough surfaces.
9. Do not set up in windy or rainy conditions: sudden gusts of wind may lift the product off the ground.
10. Make sure the area around the product is secure.Minimum clearance zones: Place at least 2m/6.56ft away from any other objects. Objects to be avoided include but are not limited to fences, buildings, trees, overhead branches, laundry lines, electrical wires, walls, or bodies or sources of water.