PICKING UP YOUR BOUNCEHOUSE
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Step 1: Taking Down a Bounce House
Inspect & Clean
If your unit has been deflated, plug it back in and let it inflate. Do a quick walk around
the outside and check for any damage or unusual dirt or debris. Then climb inside and
inspect the inside while you clean.
Grab your broom! Even if the unit was set up inside, you may find things that have fallen
out of pockets or stray buttons. If it was outside, there is probably grass or mulch
inside. Sweep along the stripes on the floor, pushing debris out the vent holes in the
corners of the unit.
Time to vacuum! Using a handheld vacuum will clean out those hard to reach crevices
where the floor is seamed together. A quick run-through with the vacuum will keep gunk
from building up in the seams. A crevice tool is a good accessory to use, too.
Step 2: Deflate & Unsecured
Make sure everything is out of the unit before you turn it off.
Turn off the blower and unhook the straps that secure the blower tube to the blower.
Unhook the straps on the other blower tube to allow air to escape.
Pull up the stakes all around the unit or unhook sandbags and pack them up.
Walk (in sock feet) from front to back on the unit, moving any remaining air toward the
blower tubes.
The unit is deflated and ready to be rolled up.
Step 3: Folding
A good fold is critical to keeping the unit in good shape during storage and for making the
unit easier to handle.
Fold the sides in to the center, flattening them out as much as possible.
Now, take the top back corner and fold it back out to the side of the unit. What we are
doing is flattening out the back section.
Grab the other top back corner from the other wall and pull it back over to the side to
completely flatten the back of the unit.
We are going to do the same thing to the front. If there is a head or other element on
the front of the unit, pull it straight back.
Pull back the corners on each side of the front to flatten it.
Fold in the base of the unit all the way around
Fold the safety step in.
Now fold one side in to the middle.
Now fold the other side over the first side
Folding is complete! You are ready to roll.
Step 4: Rolling
The last step: A tight roll will be much easier to handle. This will get easier the more you
do it.
Start your roll from the front of the unit. Roll it up just like a sleeping bag. Grasp the
end tightly and fold it in, then push and roll it.
Keep pushing and flattening the roll as you go. It helps to have someone walk on the roll
right in front of you.
The center of the roll is the hardest because that is where the bulk of the material is.
You will have to really push on this section to get it to roll up.
At the end of the roll, the blower tubes will be the on the outside. This will help you
decide how to position the unit the next time you set it up.
Slide the straps under the unit.
Run the end of the straps through the D-rings on the other end of the straps and pull
tight.
Loop the end of the strap around and tie in a slip knot.
Tip the unit up onto the end of the roll.
Place the hand truck under the unit.
You are finished & ready to pack up and move on to the next job.
Inspect & Clean
If your unit has been deflated, plug it back in and let it inflate. Do a quick walk around
the outside and check for any damage or unusual dirt or debris. Then climb inside and
inspect the inside while you clean.
Grab your broom! Even if the unit was set up inside, you may find things that have fallen
out of pockets or stray buttons. If it was outside, there is probably grass or mulch
inside. Sweep along the stripes on the floor, pushing debris out the vent holes in the
corners of the unit.
Time to vacuum! Using a handheld vacuum will clean out those hard to reach crevices
where the floor is seamed together. A quick run-through with the vacuum will keep gunk
from building up in the seams. A crevice tool is a good accessory to use, too.
Step 2: Deflate & Unsecured
Make sure everything is out of the unit before you turn it off.
Turn off the blower and unhook the straps that secure the blower tube to the blower.
Unhook the straps on the other blower tube to allow air to escape.
Pull up the stakes all around the unit or unhook sandbags and pack them up.
Walk (in sock feet) from front to back on the unit, moving any remaining air toward the
blower tubes.
The unit is deflated and ready to be rolled up.
Step 3: Folding
A good fold is critical to keeping the unit in good shape during storage and for making the
unit easier to handle.
Fold the sides in to the center, flattening them out as much as possible.
Now, take the top back corner and fold it back out to the side of the unit. What we are
doing is flattening out the back section.
Grab the other top back corner from the other wall and pull it back over to the side to
completely flatten the back of the unit.
We are going to do the same thing to the front. If there is a head or other element on
the front of the unit, pull it straight back.
Pull back the corners on each side of the front to flatten it.
Fold in the base of the unit all the way around
Fold the safety step in.
Now fold one side in to the middle.
Now fold the other side over the first side
Folding is complete! You are ready to roll.
Step 4: Rolling
The last step: A tight roll will be much easier to handle. This will get easier the more you
do it.
Start your roll from the front of the unit. Roll it up just like a sleeping bag. Grasp the
end tightly and fold it in, then push and roll it.
Keep pushing and flattening the roll as you go. It helps to have someone walk on the roll
right in front of you.
The center of the roll is the hardest because that is where the bulk of the material is.
You will have to really push on this section to get it to roll up.
At the end of the roll, the blower tubes will be the on the outside. This will help you
decide how to position the unit the next time you set it up.
Slide the straps under the unit.
Run the end of the straps through the D-rings on the other end of the straps and pull
tight.
Loop the end of the strap around and tie in a slip knot.
Tip the unit up onto the end of the roll.
Place the hand truck under the unit.
You are finished & ready to pack up and move on to the next job.
THE BELOW SECTION WILL GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF THE
PROCEDURE TO FOLLOW FOR YOUR FIRST FEW RENTALS
UNTIL YOU FIND OUT WHAT WORKS BEST FOR YOU..
PROCEDURE TO FOLLOW FOR YOUR FIRST FEW RENTALS
UNTIL YOU FIND OUT WHAT WORKS BEST FOR YOU..
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