If your inflatable is rolled away when wet and left in that condition, then yes it will mold inside. We strongly recommend to dry your wet inflatable as soon as possible, generally in 2-3 days after wet use. We do not recommend using bleach as it can damage the pvc vinyl. There are other mold/mildew cleaners for pvc vinyl fabrics specifically made for that purpose.
@@sydney8226Correct, it is best to leave inflated and allow to air dry. To expedite the process you can dry any areas on the inflatable that have puddled water. In some scenarios it helps to remove the climber and slide linings to allow for faster drying.
@@MagicJump hello I just finished using a water slide so do I dry it out before I put it away and I know how to put it back in the bag but my daughter want to use it the next day so what I was thinking is shell I just cover it with something and call it a day because or will it be ok for afew days, I don't want no leaves or dirt to be on it days after I leave it out and we used it today and was going to use it again tomorrow
@@sheritaskitchen1820 Hello, if you plan on using the water slide the next day and it will be left deflated in your yard for one day, then no need to dry the inflatable. The issue will be if you roll up the water slide wet and leave it in that wet condition for several days in the heat. This will create mildew on your rolled up inflatable.
Much more thorough than any other water slide teardown video I've seen. Thanks.
Hi Brian, Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the comment.
The company I work for dont use a tarp underneath the inflatable because we usually hammer down the nails and its a pain in the ass to do
Make a video on how to do the quick release strap tie down at end of video
Hi! Thank you for your comment, we will definitely make note of that for future videos!
How much water do i need to filled up in my water slide pool ?
It depends on the depth of your pool. Generally we recommend at a minimum to have 60 to 70% of the pool filled before allowing patrons to slide down.
will it get mold inside? should it be sprayed with bleach?
If your inflatable is rolled away when wet and left in that condition, then yes it will mold inside. We strongly recommend to dry your wet inflatable as soon as possible, generally in 2-3 days after wet use. We do not recommend using bleach as it can damage the pvc vinyl. There are other mold/mildew cleaners for pvc vinyl fabrics specifically made for that purpose.
Do we just leave inflated to let dry?
@@sydney8226Correct, it is best to leave inflated and allow to air dry. To expedite the process you can dry any areas on the inflatable that have puddled water. In some scenarios it helps to remove the climber and slide linings to allow for faster drying.
@@MagicJump hello I just finished using a water slide so do I dry it out before I put it away and I know how to put it back in the bag but my daughter want to use it the next day so what I was thinking is shell I just cover it with something and call it a day because or will it be ok for afew days, I don't want no leaves or dirt to be on it days after I leave it out and we used it today and was going to use it again tomorrow
@@sheritaskitchen1820 Hello, if you plan on using the water slide the next day and it will be left deflated in your yard for one day, then no need to dry the inflatable. The issue will be if you roll up the water slide wet and leave it in that wet condition for several days in the heat. This will create mildew on your rolled up inflatable.