That video was incredible. Just so may lies and misdirections packed in.
500lb max weight with an 80lbs person on it, not shown plugged in but somehow inflating, someone folding the other end off-camera, non-US plugs, obvious down-blouse and butt shots.
So video says 500lb max weight, Meh listing as 750.
When flat and folded up, it appears to be about the size of a smallish backpack. Thus I’m debating getting one… don’t really need it, but it might be useful at some time in the future.
I’ll never forget when I got off from an inflatable bed and pulled a muscle. The lack of support was so brutal it took years to walk off that one moment.
I would sooner sleep in a car seat than in an inflatable bed.
I have rarely slept on a comfortable air mattress, but occasionally I have. Wish I could remember the brand. Worst thing is when they don’t hold air well.
Specs
Product: Airelax 18" Queen Size Air Mattress with Built-in Pump
Model: ARAM02
Condition: New
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
Reviews at Amazon
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Oct 28 - Thursday, Oct 31
The only way the ‘full-blown’ pun train could have been any better is if it were a full size mattress.
That video was incredible. Just so may lies and misdirections packed in.
500lb max weight with an 80lbs person on it, not shown plugged in but somehow inflating, someone folding the other end off-camera, non-US plugs, obvious down-blouse and butt shots.
So video says 500lb max weight, Meh listing as 750.
@mcanavino Down-blouse shots? I usually don’t but maybe I’ll go watch it.
Edit: I didn’t notice any down-blouse shots, but the video did answer my question about the deflated size of the thing.
@baqui63 @mcanavino I don’t believe everyone gets to see the same videos, unless they watch ALL of them, and there apparently are a bunch…
@phendrick so you’re trying to get me to watch ALL THE VIDEOS, huh?
@baqui63 If you’re on the Meh forum, apparently you have nothing better to do.
My question: What size is it when NOT inflated?
@baqui63 Still a queen size mattress, mate.
@baqui63 @mcanavino Certainly you’ve seen a flat queen before.
(Queen Latifah obviously not referenced here.)
@mcanavino And your point would be?
When flat and folded up, it appears to be about the size of a smallish backpack. Thus I’m debating getting one… don’t really need it, but it might be useful at some time in the future.
I’ll never forget when I got off from an inflatable bed and pulled a muscle. The lack of support was so brutal it took years to walk off that one moment.
I would sooner sleep in a car seat than in an inflatable bed.
I have rarely slept on a comfortable air mattress, but occasionally I have. Wish I could remember the brand. Worst thing is when they don’t hold air well.
Yesterday’s sheets are too shallow for today’s air mattress.
@werehatrack I knew there was some reason I didn’t buy those.
@werehatrack Here are a couple of possibilities with decent reviews:
https://www.amazon.com/SULDUO-Mattress-Inflatable-Breathable-Protector/dp/B0CY28LC46/ref=sr_1_11
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Maybe more like a mattress “protector” than a sheet?
https://www.amazon.com/CGK-Unlimited-Luxury-Mattress-Breathable/dp/B0C5F6M196/ref=sr_1_10
Microfiber.
So far this week there were pillows, sheets and a mattress. My guess is tomorrow will be blankets or comforters.