How-To Tips

Why Every Event Company Should Consider Investing in a Large Blow-Up Water Slide

Key Takeaways: More Money – Commercial blow-up water slides charge higher rental prices than regular bounce houses. Stand Out – Fewer competitors offer large inflatable water slides, making your business special. Works for Any Event – Perfect for birthdays, school events, company picnics, and festivals. Easy to Handle – Commercial slides are built for quick setup, transport, and storage. Pairs with Other Rentals – Bundle slides with bounce houses or tents for bigger profits. Buy Quality – Look for thick material, strong stitching, and safety certifications. XJUMP’s Slides Are Built to Last – Their inflatable water slides commercial grade, are...

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How to Keep Your Guests Safe on a Blow-Up Water Slide for Pool Parties

Key Takeaways : Choose flat, clear ground – No bumps or sharp objects under your slide. Grass works best. Check pool depth – Needs to be at least 3 feet deep where sliders land. Anchor it tight – Use all stakes/sandbags so the slide doesn't move. Set clear rules – One at a time, feet first, no pushing. Post them visibly. Always watch the slide – Never leave kids unsupervised, even for a minute. Keep it clean – Rinse the slide and check for slippery algae in the pool. Watch the weather – Take down the slide if it's windy...

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The Complete Checklist for Setting Up a Commercial Water Slide at Outdoor Events

Key Takeaways: Find flat, clear ground – No bumps or sharp objects under your large inflatable water slide. Grass works best. Check water supply – You'll need strong water pressure and a way to drain the runoff. Use the right blower – Keep it dry and secure cords so no one trips. Safety comes first – Anchor the slide well, add mats, and always have a watcher. Test before use – Walk around the slide, check water flow, and tug the anchors. Keep it clean – Rinse daily and dry completely before packing up. Add fun extras – Like a...

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Event Planning Made Easy: How Long Will It Take to Install an Inflatable Water Slide?

Key Takeaways: Setup time depends on size and type. Small inflatable water slides take 15-20 minutes. Big ones can take 30-60 minutes. More help = faster setup. Two people work quicker than one. Flat, soft grass is best. Avoid slopes, rocks, or hard surfaces. Big slides with extras (like a Basketball Hoop or Double Slide) take longer. Always anchor the slide well. Stakes or sandbags keep it safe. Watch setup videos first. They save time and avoid mistakes. Renting? Some companies set it up for you. Good if you’re short on time. Buying? XJUMP has a wide selection for all...

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