Set Up:
- Choose a location with ample space and water access for your inflatable water slide.
- Place a ground sheet or tarp beneath the slide to prevent damage and minimize dirt transfer.
- Identify the entrance and unroll the water slide.
- Securely close all water vents and zippers. Connect the blower to the inflation tube and ensure it’s tightly fastened. Close any unused inflation tubes.
- Secure the inflatable using stakes or sandbags.
- Switch on the blower. Inflation time may range from 5 to 7 minutes, depending on the size of your inflatable water slide.
- If the slide includes a pool, fill it to the appropriate level. Connect a garden hose to the spray system and turn on the water at a low pressure.
Pack Up:
- Ensure all users have exited the water slide and are at a safe distance before powering off the blower.
- Empty any remaining water from the inflatable and landing pool or splash zone.
- Turn off the blower and disconnect it from the inflation tube. For tall slides, guide the top section forward while it deflates.
- Open all inflation tubes, deflation zippers, and water drain vents.
- Wipe away any large water puddles with a clean rag once deflated.
- Remove all anchors.
- You may walk on the inflatable to expel trapped air. Ensure the inflation tubes are not folded in when folding one side of the slide inward.
- From the end opposite the inflation tubes, walk on the folded side to remove any remaining trapped air. Repeat as needed.
- Fold the other side completely over and continue to release trapped air.
- Position straps under the slide near the inflation tubes. Roll the inflatable toward the tubes, enlisting help if needed to stomp out air during the process.
- Secure the rolled-up inflatable water slide with the straps placed underneath.
