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Things to Take into account When Renting a Bounce House
Let's face it... bounce houses are fun! It doesn't matter if you're four or fifty-four: there's just something exhilarating about flinging yourself around inside a soft, squishy, air-filled house! It's like jumping on the bed, except you can't enter trouble for it!

Still, even the most lighthearted and fun activities have certain things about them that must definitely be kept in mind to allow them to stay lighthearted and fun. https://toastcook6.bloggersdelight.dk/2023/07/03/planning-for-a-bounce-house-party/ 're no exception to the rule. What follows is a list of some simple but considerations to keep in mind to help you get past the planning/thinking stages and to the fun.

1. Insurance

There is a very good reason that this is number one on the list. It is very important to be sure that the company that you're renting is insured. In addition, but it is essential to ensure that you're renting is covered. Some companies advertise their insurance policies, but those policies only cover certain bounce houses. If someone gets hurt while bouncing around at your party and the rental company isn't insured, you will be sued for a lot of money. Tread carefully here.

2. Age the Bounce House

It can only endure to so many years of sugar-rushed, excited kiddos (and sugar-rushed, fun-loving parents, aunts, and uncles) jumping up and down within it before it starts showing its age - brittleness, thin spots at the mercy of tears/leaking, etc. This is not only an aesthetic problem but a safety issue. Put this question high on your list when shopping.

3. Disinfecting

Make sure that the business you rent from has good bounce house hygiene. Remember these things are created to be filled up with tiny people who love to stick their little fingers into all the things Mommy says don't touch. The concepts of "eating" and "bouncing" also sometimes produce... unexpected results when done in the wrong order. So make certain the business keeps them clean... and perhaps buy a bottle of Lysol or two... merely to be on the safe side!

4. Solutions for the Heat

A lot of parties that warrant bounce houses are summertime bashes. For that reason, you'll need to develop some way to augment the heat inside the it. Plan your party in the cool of your day, perhaps, or make sure that the item is set up in the shade. There are several different routes to solving this issue. Just determine one that works best for the party.

5. Supervision

Remember: kids have a surprising amount of muscular power in those little frames... meaning they bounce hard... particularly when they're having fun. Having one six-year-old child in a bounce house pounding the plastic to her little heart's content is fine, but throw five or six other kids in the mix (including that eight-year-old from down the street who could be a lightweight champion already) and the probability of injury and sudden pandemonium increase greatly. So... your task is to be a good chaperone. Keep a detailed eye on the bounce house. The other parents, the rental place, and its insurance company will undoubtedly be very glad you did!


6. Rules for the Bounce House

This falls directly in line with number five and is distinct from, but a large part of, being truly a good chaperone. The antics of excited children operating en masse can degenerate into anarchy very rapidly without a clear set of rules and a good enforcer. Your list could include guidelines like:

1. No teenagers or adults with the little ones.

2. No shoes in the bounce house. (i.e. hard soles = damage to the bounce house and to other kids)

3. Bouncing first, eating after.

Etc., etc., etc. You'll know the guidelines which will work best for your party-goers.

7. Things You Need to Provide / Do

Talk with the rental company to see if there is anything that you must provide, do, or prepare before the bounce house could be set up. How about to supply http://benchonion9.jigsy.com/entries/general/Preparing-For-The-Delivery-Of-A-Bounce-House ? Do you want to grab the deflated item and inflate it, or do they deliver? Just make sure that everything is ready to go beforehand so you will have no glitches on party day.

Well... they are seven major "serious" items that you should keep in mind when renting a bounce house. Think about them for some time... process them... get everything ready and ready... and then... you have my permission... go have a great time!

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