Why bouncy castles should not be used in freezing temperatures
Why Bouncy CastlesAre Not Suited To Freezing Temperatures
During the winter a lot of people want to have a bouncy castle to entertain their children. However, there are several reasons why bounce houses should not be used during the cold weather.
High winds can cause dangerous conditions inside
During the winter, high winds can cause dangerous conditions inside bouncy castles. The inflatables can become rigid and may be blown over by the wind, resulting in injury and equipment damage.
The health and safety standards advises against bouncy castles being set up in winds that are more than 24 miles per hour (includinggusts).
Proper drying out a bouncy castles can increase their lifespan
Keeping your bouncy castle clean will help it last longer. It also helps prevent mold from forming. You should also take care to dry the inflatable thoroughly after use in the rain. This will help the castle last longer and keep the kids playing on it for longer.
You can also invest in a leaf blower to use to accelerate the drying process. A vacuum cleaner can also be used to easily remove loose dirt and debris. You can also use hand towels.
A great way to clean your bouncy castle is to scrub it with a soft bristle brush. You can also use of a broom and small brush to remove debris. You can could spray down your bouncy castle with a combination of soap and water, this will make the cleaning job a lot easier. If you have an inflatable slide, you may want to use a garden hose to clean it.
Proper location to store a bouncy castle
Having a bouncy castle in the right location is important for safety. Setting it up in a dangerous area can end up putting your children's safety at risk, for example on a large slop. In addition, setting it up in freezing temperatures can cause serious damage. Luckily, there are several safe places to place your inflatable. The best place is in your garage. If you don't have a garage, any indoor storage location will be fine.
If you plan on storing your bouncy castle in a cooler area, such as a closet or basement, you will want to be sure it's well-insulated, ventilated and dry. This is especially important if you plan to store it in the winter. A wet bouncy castle is prone to mold.
Safety regulations
Whether you own a bouncy castle or plan on using one, there are several important safety regulations you need to know. These regulations are designed to keep kids safe.
You need to keep your bounce house safe from wind, ice, snow, and other weather conditions. A wind-related bouncy castle accident can be fatal. An inflatable should never be set up with wind including gust speed is 24 miles per hour or higher.
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