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Cleaning
·oo not use a chlorine based cleaner or bleach to clean, as this may
damage the threads.
·use water and/or cleaner sparingly by "sponging". Excessive water or
cleaner may penetrate the seams and collect inside of the tubes. Also,
"bubbling" from the seams during operation may occur. This will last for a
short time and will dry out if the sun 1s out within Y2 hour.
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This is a typical example for most inflatables
Steps 1: Before breaking down any game, you should remove all accessories
that may be applicable to the game. Tliis may include items such as harnesses.
backingplates, bungee cords, etc ... Also be sure to use a quality broom and
sweep the surface of the game free of any debris. Check to make sure that no
sharp objects have fallen mto the seams of the game, i.e. pens, pencils, etc ...
Items such as these can cause minor/major damage to the game during the
rolling up process.
Step 2: Unplug the blower. As the game begins to deflate, go around and open
all of the deflation flaps that are located on the sides of the game. It is best if you
pull these flaps open, and then stick them back onto the hook & loop in an open
position. Allow the game to drop in a natural state. Any walls may have a tendency
to fall outward. You may want to coax them back towards the middle they as
they
drop. BY ALL MEANS, DO NOT SHIFT THE BASE OF THE GAME AS IT IS
DEFLATING .. Shifting the base of the game will not hurt the inflatable, but it will
make rolling the game more difficult. An inflatable game will take between 5-1
s
'
minutes to completely deflate.
Step 3: In Step 1 of the Set Up instructions, you were asked to note the position
of the outside seams of the game. The outside seams are located at the very base
of the game all the way around. All HEC Services, Inc. outside base seams are
designated with a colored binding strip sewn onto the edges. They are the only
seams of the game where the material 1s turned out.and the stitching is visible. This
is important to remember, because you will need to recreate this now. Once the
game has deflated, fold the outside walls in towards the middle of the game. Try
to do as neat of a fold as possible. Make the material as flat as possiole
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At this
point you are now going to SEAM OUT the game. Go around on all four sides of tile
game, and pull out
and
expose the outside seams of the game. Pull tllese seams
out tight. Be sure the seams are straight.
