5 Litre Heavy Duty Bouncy Castle, Inflatable Cleaner DEGREASER

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Specially formulated to be kind to bonded nylon thread used in the bouncy castle manufacture industry and kills 99.

A lot of people in the bouncy castle industry are unsure what to do to best maintain their bouncy castle or inflatable. The BIHA is just what the industry needs for people to realise that by sharininformation and advice between members, it can help us all work together as an industry and become stronger through this, rather than viewing each other as rivals. This means giving it a thorough clean by brushing and cleaning with a garden hose and using a mild detergent.Knowing how to clean a bounce house isn’t just a liability issue, but an ethical and moral one, too.

Please be aware that in the absence of any legislation or guidance for items falling both inside and outside the scope of EN14960, We use snippets of EN14960, EN71, Other british standards, Risk Assessment, 25 years of manufacturing experience, accident data and other documentation to issue certifications. It's great to see the BIHA grow into a recognised body for this exciting and underdeveloped industry. Congratulations on setting up an association for bouncy castle / inflatable operators, its what's been needed for many years. New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . If you’re looking to clean it on a budget then giving it a thorough wipe down warm soapy water should do just fine too.Since the lance has a really long hose connected it doesn’t make much difference in terms of manoeuvrability. Removing Tree Sap and Bird Droppings: Effective in removing sticky substances like tree sap and bird droppings from outdoor fabrics and materials. Next, inspect the bounce house thoroughly and give yourself a strong sense of how much work needs to be done. Don't just spray bleach on the moldy area, mix 50% bleach and 50% water in your spray bottle, and only apply bleach on the small moldy patch. Then we take a pressure washer and go over the entire inflatable, which removes any mud, dirt or stains.

Even finding info about LIW getting there and meeting others came from BIHA and forums now with the likes of the Leisure Supplies Show, INPAS and facebook its a lot easier to get the info but for most it starts with the BIHA. It may seem like a lot of work, but cleaning a bounce house is pretty easy once you get the hang of it.When collecting the inflatable give any grubby part a quick wipe over with a damp cloth and then dry with a clean towel. Understanding the environmental impact, the cleaner’s raw materials are 100% biodegradable, affirming its superior eco-friendly profile. The great thing about bouncy castles are they keep the kids entertained for hours, if we jump on too they get crazy excited, they can play games on them, and yes unfortunately I have given in to the fact they can eat on them. You will want to ensure that your inflatables - and any other unit, such as marquees and soft play - are kept perfectly clean and are dried before they are rolled up and put into storage. 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.

Cleaning Bouncy Castles: Removing dirt, grime, and germs from all surfaces of inflatable bouncy castles to ensure a clean and safe environment for children. I must say your doing a great job by keeping us all informed on the current and past issues of the trade. I am very impressed with the BIHA from the word go, very professional, and something that is badly needed in the industry.Firstly and probably an obvious point, but it should be cleaned in between every hire, exceptions can be made if it’s an indoor hire and doesn't get dirty. The dirt and debris in your bouncy house can damage the PVC or vinyl fabric and stitches, because the dirt is abrasive and will wear the materials over time. You can also put ​inflatable cleaner in a spray bottle, dilute with water, and spray this over the surface of your units.