Common maintenance methods for bounce house with slide

During the operation of the bounce house with slide, there may inevitably be some issues. Although manufacturers usually provide a warranty period, the shipping time for sending the product back and forth can be lengthy, which delays business operations. If the warranty period has expired, buyers may need to repair the product themselves, so it is crucial to have a good understanding of repair methods. For example, issues such as seam cracking, glue peeling off, or bulging problems may occur. Below are some general repair tips for you.



First, let's talk about the patching process for the bounce house with slide. Before repairing the bounce house with slide, clean the repair area to ensure the effectiveness of the repair. Then, evenly apply glue to the area to be glued on both the bounce house with slide and the fabric to be attached. Let it sit for about 30 seconds to allow the glue and fabric to fully contact.



Next, place the fabric on the glued area, press it flat, and use a heavy object to press it for about a minute to ensure thorough bonding between the fabric and the glue. One important point to note here is not to apply too much glue. A thin layer is sufficient because more glue does not necessarily mean stronger adhesion. If there is a seam opening on the bounce house with slide, first sew the seam area flat, then patch the area for repair. If there is a bulge in a specific area of the bounce house with slide: This situation is slightly more complicated.

The bulge may be caused by a split in the inner patch and the padding of the seam. In this case, tear open the air cushion along the line of the break, sew the patch together with a needle and thread, then sew the air cushion back together, and finally, use glue to patch it from the outside.



f there is a raised edge or a scratch on a decorative part of the bounce house with slide, and the length of the crack is less than 5 centimeters, you can directly apply glue for repair. If the crack is longer than 5 centimeters, it should be sewn first with a needle and thread before proceeding with the repair."