WandaVision, feeding the Marvel Craze

Posted on March 5, 2021 by Magic Jump Inc.

Are you ready for it? Marvel and Disney+ have released spinoff shows from the Marvel Avengers movies.

WandaVision, one of the newest Spinoff series from Marvel and Disney+, is feeding the Marvel craze for fans. The miniseries first aired in January and now the final episode is out! Fans get to see a deeper look into the lives of Wanda and Vision outside of the Avengers.

This show is just a taste of the many Marvel Shows and movie spinoffs Disney and Disney+ announced last year. Have you been keeping up with WandaVision?

Here at Magic Jump, inc. we are huge Marvel fans—obviously. We are so excited to see all these new avenues of shows that continues to feed the Marvel universe.

Currently we have a selection of Avengers inflatables in-stock and what better timing than now? Marvel continues to be a hot topic among fans, so are you ready?

  • 15’x15′ Bounce House
  • EZ Combo Wet or Dry
  • 50′ Obstacle Course Wet or Dry

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How to load Inflatables into your pickup truck

Posted on March 2, 2021 by Magic Jump Inc.

Follow these 9 easy steps on how you can load inflatables into your pickup truck with ease. Remember, if needed, always ask for assists when loading multiple inflatables or accessories onto your truck.

How to load inflatables into your pickup truck.
  1. Start by determining the order you will be dropping off the inflatables.
  2. Will first load the products you will be dropping off last.
  3. Depending on how heavy your inflatables are, you may need assistance of more people.
  4. You may use a milk crate or two blowers as a stool to help you.
  5. With a dolly or hand truck, wheeled the first inflatables on top of the blowers.
  6. Push the inflatable up and into the truck bed.
  7. Roll the inflatable to the end. Lift and push into the corner. By positioning your inflatables in a vertical direction, you will be able to fit more in the bed of your truck.
  8. Continue this step for the next inflatable. Depending on your truck’s bed size, you may be able to fit blowers, tables, and small accessories in between your inflatables.
  9. Once you have loaded all inflatables and accessories onto your truck, make sure to securely fasten all loose objects and accessories to prevent them from falling off during transportation.

Your truck is now ready to safely deliver your inflatables to your destination. 

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How to clean and disinfect your inflatable bounce house

Posted on February 25, 2021 by Magic Jump Inc.

Rider safety is always important, which is why we always encourage you to clean and disinfect your inflatables after every use. Cleaning and disinfecting is an important step in maintaining the overall quality of your inflatable bounce house. Here are a few steps on how to clean and disinfect your inflatable bounce house. 

1) You will need the following tools; a shop vacuum, clean rags, cleaning solution, disinfectant, and a slide lubricant. Use whatever brand of cleaning solution and disinfectant you like, but be sure it is safe to use on inflatables. 

2) Roll out your inflatable and inflate. If the inflatable was wet, allow it to air dry so that there is no remaining water. You never want to store inflatable with water inside because it will create mold.

Tools you will need clean and disinfect your inflatable are a shop vacuum, clean rags, cleaning solution, disinfectant, and if needed a slide lubricant.

3) Start by vacuuming debris and dirt from the inside. Make sure to get all the corners of the inflatable where any debris might have fallen.

4) Next, use a cleaning solution, thoroughly clean the entire inflatable inside and out with the clean rags.

5) Now, use a disinfectant spray to sanitize the entire inflatable. Allow disinfectants to sit for some time. Read the product label for the correct concentration to use, application method, and contact time.

6) If your inflatable consists of a slide, use slide lubricant to keep the surface slippery. (Note, although the slide lubricant may help, slide linings will eventually need to be replaced)

7) Once the inflatable has completely dried, roll up and store.

After your inflatable is ready and clean to use for your next rental or use.

Check out some of our recommended cleaning solution products safe to use for commercial inflatables. The included products on the page are only suggestions for our customers.

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How to Measure air Pressure of an Inflatable using a manometer

Posted on February 25, 2021 by Magic Jump Inc.

Safety is crucial with your commercial inflatable. It’s always a good idea to check your pressure. Follow these easy steps on how you can measure air pressure of an inflatable using a manometer or Magnehelic pressure.

1) You will need the following tools: a manometer or a Differential Pressure Gauge such as a Magnehelic pressure gauge. These devices will measure the static pressure in water gauge (wg). The static pressure reading for each inflatable will vary depending on several factors such as the size of the inflatable, the age of the inflatable, blowers, power source, and if you are using extension cords.

A Magnehelic pressure can help measure the air pressure of your inflatable.

2) Inflate your inflatable completely, and check that all zippers and drain vents underneath are tightly closed. Ensure you are using the correct size blower for the inflatable and your power source is sufficient for the blowers.

3) Unzip one of the deflation zippers just enough to insert the tube inside of the inflatable. Ensure the zipper and vinyl flap are as tightly closed as possible. You may use a manometer or a Magnehelic pressure gauge.

5) Document the reading in your maintenance log and compare it with the manufacturer’s recommendations for minimum static pressure.

6) You will also want to verify the CFM (cubic feet per minute) of the blower being used to ensure you are getting sufficient output. If the blowers CFM is correct but the static pressure reading is low there may be a problem with the stitching. Air is escaping from a flap or zipper, tear, hole, or stitching stretching over time and allowing more air to escape. Be sure to resolve the issue before operating the inflatable.

How to measure air pressure of an inflatable.

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