How did you inflate this bathtub? There are several spouts to plug a bicycle pump in but none of them seem to have holes to inflate through.
84944
I inflated the bathtub by mouth. It took a while but it worked (I didn't have a bicycle pump).
902622
I just inflate it with an air compressor. If you have a bike tire pump this would also work but may take a little longer
744847
You can use the pump it comes with or a bike pump with a large nozzle adapter. Before inflating have the plastic plug (usually white) that goes in the hole to keep the air in the Bosu available. Turn the Bosu ball side down, flat side up and locate the hole in the center. If you are using the included pump insert the hose into the pump by the blue (not the red) port. Put your finger over the hose to make sure air comes out of the hose nozzle end to make sure you have the hose in the correct port on the pump. Now insert the nozzle end of the hose into the hole on the Bosu's and HOLD in place while you pump the air in. Keep pumping air until the half dome is fully inflated. When you are ready to pull the hose nozzle out of the Bosu - quickly cover the hole with your finger then insert the plastic plug quickly. Not as hard as it seems just awkward the first time you do it.
702022
My adult son blew ours up by mouth, and admitted it took a bit of doing, so if you use the mattresses frequently, a pump of some sort would definitely be handy. Unless you have an adapter, I don't think a bicycle pump will work. Pumps for other inflatables (kayaks, air matresses, dinghys, etc.) might work. Coleman sells an inflatable air bed hand pump for around $20 on Amazon. There are electric pumps available too.
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The pump you have is broken. The same thing happened to me the second time I tried to use my pump (it was after my brother-in-law was messing around with the pump so I guess they are delicate). However, I had purchased two balance discs (one for each foot) and each came with its own pump. I used the second pump and it inflated fine. Get another pump (perhaps at a sporting goods store or Amazon) and you should be fine. In the mean time you can take the pump needle to a bike store or service station and see if they will fill your disc for you. Your local gym teacher also has a pump that will work. The pump you have is broken. The same thing happened to me the second time I tried to use my pump (it was after my brother-in-law was messing around with the pump so I guess they are delicate). However, I had purchased two balance discs (one for each foot) and each came with its own pump. I used the second pump and it inflated fine. Get another pump (perhaps at a sporting goods store or Amazon) and you should be fine. In the mean time you can take the pump needle to a bike store or service station and see if they will fill your disc for you. Your local gym teacher also has a pump that will... » Read More The pump you have is broken. The same thing happened to me the second time I tried to use my pump (it was after my brother-in-law was messing around with the pump so I guess they are delicate). However, I had purchased two balance discs (one for each foot) and each came with its own pump. I used the second pump and it inflated fine. Get another pump (perhaps at a sporting goods store or Amazon) and you should be fine. In the mean time you can take the pump needle to a bike store or service station and see if they will fill your disc for you. Your local gym teacher also has a pump that will work. « Show Less
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An air mattress pump works best. But I have an air compressor, that we wrapped a washcloth around the nozzle to fill. As it is not meant to take a standard air compressor nozzle, this worked best.
2054544
Mine have remained completely inflated since June. Perhaps there's a slow leak and maybe you can put a patch (like on a tire) on it. Other than that, I'd complain to the manufacturer. That's not supposed to happen.
1571676
make sure all seals are tight and the hose is connected properly to pump and fill tip. worse comes to worse use a bike pump or air mattress pump. be careful with the last idea. have some one hold a yard stick next to bosu while inflating and when good height have pin ready to go in as you pull hose
822251
Yep. Pull the white plug, put the pump in there and pump it up. Not too hard- only one hole. The jokes write themselves :D
521565
I used a pump that came with my exercise ball. Otherwise its the gas station...no way I could blow this up :) Still inflated though.
83235
It is inflated using an attachment that comes with the tub. The tub is plugged into a regular outlet and the attachment overrides the "bubbles" or jets and inflates the tub. I don't know why you couldn't use it in the basement. Enjoy.
300282
If you look on bottom there is a hole that allows to inflate (like a basketball). I personally haven't inflated my set, but I think this should solve your problem. Before trying you might check the Yamuna website QA.
1312653
I had the same problem too. I used my air compressor and just stuck the end in the hole and stuck a rag around in the hole to clog it. It took me about 30 min. to get the thing inflated,but I finally got it.Hope this helps you out.
1260781
Hi, There's a pump included w/ the bed (4 D batteries needed. not included). It has a spigot that fits into a plug on the end of the bed. Just turn the power on the pump. It fills up from flat in about 2 minutes tops. The mattress will lose some air the first day because the fabric has been stretched. Once you fill it up for the second time, it's good to go for a long time. Enjoy.
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Hi... i used a regular pump like the one you use for bicycles. Just be mindful of the air pressure limits.Enjoy!
1305224
Sorry, I don't have a bicycle to try the nozzles that came with the unit. I've inflated several different types of children balls, pools, even mywife's float for her cold food, but not a bike
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We used our own air,and it did not take long at all. You can use a bike pump if you have one, or inflatable mattress. Grandson loves his, even uses it as pool.