5 Litre Heavy Duty Bouncy Castle, Inflatable Cleaner DEGREASER

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The worst offender is facepaint; Water based facepaints come off easily, but sadly a lot of face painters use oil based face paints and these burn into the material; For this reason, we do not allow facepaints on the bouncy castles as it's often impossible for parents to know which type of facepaint their supplier is using. Only if the regular cleaner is not working well you can use the bleach to minimize the fading of inflatable material. Be extra generous around railings, zippers, landings, sidewalls, and any area where people touch the bouncer. This will affect the materials and it can also be a safety hazard when wet, making it dangerous for the users.

Use a bouncy castle cleaner, some warm water and a sponge or cloth to wipe down the surface of the bouncy castle. Some cheaper cleaning products may work but there is always the risk that they could damage your Bouncy castle's vinyl surface Also, you have to be careful about the risk of any chemicals running off into the soil and potentially harming the micro-organisms that live in the soil. A small tear a repair kit can be used as a temporary solution until you can get it repaired properly.And you'll want to keep them away from damp areas that can cause mould and mildew to grow on the Bouncy castle or soft play. Whatever precautions we use to maintain and keep inflatables, it is inevitable to wear and have need for repairs. Remember, your goal is to clean the whole bounce house, not just those areas where kids are playing. Plus, by keeping your bounce house clean, you increase the longevity of the play structure for years.

I am very impressed with the BIHA from the word go, very professional, and something that is badly needed in the industry. I particularly liked the idea of how to prevent rain-water from getting inside the inflatable during rain. Fiberglass Surfaces: Safe for use on fiberglass parts of playground equipment, ensuring they are clean without being abrasive. People who go racing through their work make more mistakes and do a poorer job than those who take their time and do it all right the first time.No, the cleaner does not contain harmful additives and is safe to use according to the provided instructions. Removing mildew and mold from a bounce house is challenging and not something you ever want to have to deal with, so preventing them from developing in the first place is vital.

Congratulations on setting up an association for bouncy castle / inflatable operators, its what's been needed for many years.We would also like to congratulate you on the work you have done so far, and have found the information available on the web pages also to have been of benefit.