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Removing Smells from Your Inflatable

Posted By : Gary Simon Date Created : July 11th, 2011 Date Updated : May 16th, 2023

Primary II Castle side Slide ComboOne of the most important parts to running a successful inflatable business is to provide high-quality, clean equipment. Taking care of your equipment can keep it in tip-top shape. Of course, things can always happen. One of the most common problems that can arise with inflatable equipment is a rancid smell if the inflatable has been put away wet. And of course, a smelly inflatable is a huge turn-off for customers.

If for some reason your inflatable is put away while it is still wet and a smell develops thoroughly cleaning the equipment and all vinyl areas can remove the smell. All cleaners that you use on your inflatable equipment should always be free of bleach of chlorine. These chemicals can weaken the threads of the inflatable. Cleaners specifically intended for soft or pliable vinyl are the only products that should be used on inflatables equipment. Matt-Kleen is a great product for cleaning vinyl products. Matt-Kleen is sold in concentration by the gallon. At the same time you should also remove any germs or bacteria that may be on the inflatable by using a sanitizing spray.

Another risk for creating smells and bacteria through moisture is the storage area where your equipment is kept. Inflatables should always be stored in a dry area. You should also take care when transporting your inflatable. Never drag a rolled inflatable through wet ground or puddles.

Even after cleaning and sanitizing the inflatable mold and mildew may have created black stains on the vinyl. Unfortunately, these black stains may be infused into the plastic of the inflatable. While a through cleaning will stop the spreading, the stains my not be able to be removed. Depending on the location and amount of stains this may make your inflatable unusable for consumer events.

It is advisable to always have your delivery and set-up staff carry cleaners and sanitizers in the event an odor does come from the inflatable. This problem can be quickly rectified at the event site, often times even
without having to make the customer aware of the problem.

Never putting away wet equipment will prevent any problems with mold, mildew and bacteria in your inflatable. A simple cleaning and wipe down before and after each event, and allowing the product to dry thoroughly before putting it away will extend the life of your products.

A fresh smelling, clean inflatable will make your customers feel good about your company and your products, helping in the success of your business. Word spreads quickly among customers regarding what inflatable company offers the highest quality products. Maintaining your inflatable products will extend their lives, and keep them smelling and looking fresh for years to come.

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Removing Smells from Your Inflatable
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One of the most important parts to running a successful inflatable business is to provide high-quality, clean equipment. Taking care of your equipment can keep it in tip-top shape.
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