But you need to check what the chemicals in the cleaners themselves are before you use them, just to make sure that they won't dry out the Bouncy castle or cause any bleaching, discolouration or staining of the vinyl material. Whether you have a residential or a commercial bounce house, the regularly cleaning can absolutely increase the longevity of your inflatable and keep your child away from bacteria. This is especially common when inflatables come back wet after a rainy day; it can be a real hassle to inflate all units and get them to dry and clean. Above and beyond everything else he is a really nice guy who just wants the best for all his members and will go above and beyond to ensure this is achieved".

I would say this takes about an hour and I am there with a tea in hand making sure I don’t burn the thing down or one doesn’t get kicked over. If there are a lot of dust or twigs on the inflatable castle, then use a leaf blower may be a quicker way. If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. Nothing will better please your clients than clean, vibrant and safe bouncy castles that are delivered on time. of all known germs then it’s probably the same as mine 😉 If I’m honest I pay far more attention to the height of the kids hands and below.Disinfectant wipes that are bleach-free and be sure to wipe down the whole bouncer, not forgetting the heavier traffic areas. Yes, once the bouncy castle has been cleaned and properly dried, it is safe for children to play on. We can recommend two products that are highly regarded in the inflatable hire industry, Miracle Bouncy Castle Cleaner and Miracle Mould Remover. Next up is a scrub with warm soapy water (we actually use BCN Miracle cleaner, formulated for bouncy castle material, not soap).

com and the fact that I can put my views forward on a particular aspect of the industry and then read the views and opinions of others. There is a lot of science and safety behind what you use to clean them, maintain them, and prevent them from becoming breeding grounds for bacteria. The newsletters and blogs are proving very useful because as a novice there is so much to learn and I have enormous respect for the experienced players in this industry.Sometimes we do see marks that just cannot be removed; Stains from confetti for example (which we do not allow on our bouncy castles) or if someone has gone on with shoes and scuffed it or used a biro pen. The objective is to brush out as much as you can, and try to remember to flip it over and do the underside, too. Be patient, too; preparing yourself with a thorough visual inspection can save you lots of time and headaches down the road. We are still able to print images we do not hold a licence on your behalf, However you must ensure you obtain the correct permissions to use the artwork commercially. Use 3 cups of warm water and 1 cup of white vinegar, then add 2-3 drops of dish soap, shake or stir the liquid and then fill into a spray bottle.