After use, especially in damp weather, it’s crucial to store your inflatable completely dry. Folding it up while still damp = mould, and that’s the last thing you want. So let it air out properly or dry it manually before packing it away.

Use a soft brush or cloth with lukewarm water and a mild cleaning agent. Avoid harsh chemicals or pressure washers, they can damage the material. A gentle wipe-down is better than heavy scrubbing.

Small tears or loose seams can quickly worsen if not repaired in time. Give your inflatable a quick check after each use. See something suspicious? Get in touch, it might need a visit to our service technicians.

Tidying up is thinking ahead. Make sure your inflatable is clean, dry and neatly folded when stored. Ideally in a dry, well-ventilated space. Not in a damp shed or under a leaking roof.

Always use the recommended blower for your inflatable. A blower that’s too powerful or too weak can damage the bouncy castle. Regularly check that the blower is working properly and is free from dust.

Even a light breeze requires your inflatable to be securely anchored. Flapping or shifting can cause tears or damage underneath. Use the correct pegs or ballast blocks and make sure everything is firmly in place.

Every inflatable has a maximum number of users and weight limit. Stick to them! Too many children (or overexcited adults) at once causes unnecessary wear and tear.

Prolonged exposure to strong sunlight or extreme heat can dry out or fade the material. Not using the inflatable? Store it indoors or cover it with a light, breathable tarp.

Use transport covers or bags when moving your inflatable. Don’t drag it across the ground, lift it or use a trolley. And yes, even that little corner of the trailer matters!

With these tips, you’ll get the most out of your inflatable. You’ll save on repairs, extend its lifespan, and keep it looking great. Have questions, want to order maintenance products or get damage assessed? Get in touch with us.