Inflatable Unit Operation and Safety.
While in use, ALL inflatable units require proper adult supervision.

 

 

Always separate children by age groups, if possible. This may be accomplished by forming separate lines and setting time periods for different groups. An attendant should stand at the entrance of the unit and watch the children. He or She should assist smaller children, in and out of the unit. Never exceed the capacity of the unit.

 

 

The maximum number of participants (unit capacity), based on groups of children separated by age are:

 

 

 

 

No one should enter an air­inflated unit wearing shoes, jewelry, watches, glasses, or possessing any sharp objects, including anything in the their pockets or attached to clothing.

 

 

Absolutely N​O F​ood, drink, gum or silly string inside the bounce house.

 

Silly String WILL Permanently Damage the Bounce House

​and you will be responsible for damages as outlined in your rental agreement.

 

• Do not allow climbing on Unit or netting of equipment by persons inside or outside of the Bounce House.

 

• Do not jump on inflatable step area of Unit.

 

• Unless you’re renting a slide specifically for wet use, water is prohibited inside all units.

 

• No one should engage in horseplay, rough or aggressive behavior, flips, stunts, wrestling or any other behavior that could lead to physical injury.

 

• No one should touch or move the blower assembly, untie the air hoses or disconnect the electricity after the air inflated bounce unit is up and in use.

 

• If wind gusts exceed 25 miles per hour or it starts to rain, immediately STOP the children from bouncing and have them exit the Unit. Turn the blower motor off after the children exit and wait for the weather to subside. Turn the blower back on and dry it off with towels if it is wet.

 

• Blowers run continuously when unit is in use. Be certain that all release vents are kept tied in the closed position during operation. If air pressure seems low, determine if the air supply chute (from blower to unit) is straight, without bends, and securely tied around the neck of the blower.

 

• If the blower stops, remove children from the unit, determine if the cord is plugged in, then, if necessary, check the electrical panel box for a tripped circuit breaker or blown fuse.

 

• Inflatable Unit must be anchored to the ground

       at all times with rope tied to stakes or sandbags and should never be untied.

 

Business info:

 

Phone: 706­-280­-2672

Email: jrangel@mjpartyrentals.com