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Subject Topic: airbeds-where to keep them? Post Reply Post New Topic
Personcoll26
01/6/2011 at 3:28pm
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Hi

Just a quickie?!?

Once airbeds are deflated where/how does everyone store them away???    Having a mare getting them back into their boxes, so just wondering if anyone had any other ideas??

 

Thank You!!!

 

Collette


Personclunty
01/6/2011 at 3:45pm
 Location: Worcestershire
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Keep ours in a lidded plastic storage box. The flock tops are very attractive to the cats so they get covered in hair at best or one of the mogs likes to chew them at worst!


PersonEmerald1
01/6/2011 at 3:45pm
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My aerobeds had their own bags they fitted back into no problem. Maybe get yourself a waterproof duffel type bag big enough for them? Horsey kit bags are massive usually and they do them on ebay.

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PersonKateB1975
01/6/2011 at 9:38pm
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Hi, we bought an airbed from Tesco and it comes with a bag which it fits back into no problem

Kate x

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PersonWoofers
01/6/2011 at 10:00pm
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Ours comes with a bag and lives under the spare room bed


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PersonBob61
02/6/2011 at 2:55pm
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Mine is kept in a big polythene bag with a picture of Santa Claus on it (must have bought it about Christmas time ) and it lives in the spare room.


Personcazza20
02/6/2011 at 3:06pm
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our aerobeds have their own bags but as I use vaccuum bags for our sleeping bags I now use the bags which the sleeping bags came in for the airbeds.  Another way is store them in a pillowcase, that way when packing there is less risk of them being punctured.

 


PersonSpeedcamp
02/6/2011 at 3:17pm
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Our double plus single airbeds fit rolled up in a dry bag, which we store and transport them in. They live at the bottom of a bedroom wardrobe at home as we thought that the extremes of heat and cold of the loft hatch would damage them over time.

We'd never have got them back in the storage bag/box they came in and the dry bag is less fussy...



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PersonBex27
02/6/2011 at 8:53pm
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One advantage of me being a single camper, I've got enough space in my tent bag to fit the deflated single air bed in as well as the tent. Tried getting it back in to the box it came in but got no way near!


PersonJellyBabyRiot
02/6/2011 at 10:23pm
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we manage to stuff our morrisons double one back in the box. you can't close it, but it's in there. it would fit better if it wasn't for the size of the built in (but useless) pump!
i just sit on it with each stage of rolling, making sure i'm always rolling towards the open release valve.


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Personmartin2410
03/6/2011 at 7:10am
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we have a a big wheeled holdall that we put the double and 2 single airbeds in along with the rolled up sleeping bags. That way, all the sleeping kit is in 1 bag. If we forget that, then no one is sleeping, but its usually the first one in the car.

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