5 Litre Heavy Duty Bouncy Castle, Inflatable Cleaner DEGREASER

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Some innovative inflatables to think about buying are disco domes, interactive inflatables and inflatable games. There are lots of innovative designs and products on offer but don't get too carried away here, walk before you run. Step 2 - Heath & Safety As anyone who works in the storage industry will tell you, there are some moments which call for a pause and the arrival of obscure goods for storage is certainly one of them. Over the years, we’ve seen a vast array of obscure items from unusual household furniture to rare collectables but one of the more sensational items we’ve seen are bouncy castles.

To remove mildew from your castle, use a solution of 50% bleach and 50% water directly on the mildew stains. Now supplied as concentrate so makes a whopping 40 liters in the same strength its always been saving a huge amount! Welcome to Better Bounce Direct, your one-stop shop for all your bouncy castle accessories and inflatable needs. Our online store offers a wide range of high-quality products at affordable prices, including bouncy castle blowers, fans, and inflation devices.

Cleaning bouncy castles and inflatables

This type of media is a great tool in your inflatable hire advertising arsenal. Drop flyers through local letter boxes, put them on notice boards in community centres, pubs, clubs and shopping centres. You can also employ leaflet dropping companies to do this for you if you have the funds. So I had to devise a serious clean up plan, after all, both my bouncy castles nearly take up the whole garden 😀 Here’s how I go about getting them cleaned up: Hoover down your bouncy castle At this final stage, the most important thing is to make sure your inflatable bounce house is completely dry, especially if you plan on returning it to storage. Storing a bouncy castle while there’s still residual moisture from the cleaning process can lead to mold and mildew. Be advised that letting your bounce house air dry in sunlight is not an acceptable substitute for the disinfection process outlined in step four, as sunlight is not a disinfectant. Having fun is what a bounce house is all about A Clean Bounce House Means Safe And Healthy Children

To properly disinfect your inflatable bounce house, you’ll need a disinfectant such as Lysol. Please do not use a bleach-based disinfectant; they can damage the vinyl and cause fading or color loss. Whether you’re using a spray with cloth rags or disposable wipes, the key at this stage is to disinfect every inch of the bounce house, including the underside and any detachable components. I'll give you an example! Somebody asks you "the best place to buy car insurance?" you're struggling to remember where you got the best deal and suddenly that annoying song comes into your head. Go compare, Go compare, aha that's the one, I remember now. Our company name is made from the initials of my immediate family. CREAM spells Caitlyn, Rebecca, Ella-May, Ashley, Michael. We now have Jacob Michael too but he wasn't born when our business was formed, so he shares the M with me. There's higher rental prices to be had here and this is perfect when expanding your inflatable business. Higher prices also bring higher pitfalls, there's potential for unruly drunken customers, late collecting times and potential damage to inflatables.

Both are good business models but in the beginning it all comes down to the investment you have or what you are willing to risk. Most will go down the cheap and cheerful route but choose wisely with your investment. Yes, once the bouncy castle has been cleaned and properly dried, it is safe for children to play on. My advice is to match the prices of the top companies in your area. These companies obviously have experience in setting prices to cover the many running costs of owning a bouncy castle hire business. Disinfect (optional): You may want to disinfect the bouncy castle after cleaning it to kill any remaining bacteria. You can use a disinfectant spray or wipe, following the manufacturer's instructions. The equipment is "rested" for 5 days before it is allowed to be hired out. Environmental health requires the equipment to be rested for 3 days (72 hours) but we have a huge range of childrens bouncy castles and can easily cope with resting them for longer (there's no harm in going over the measures).