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Sears has this airbed for $13.99. Regular price but seems hard to beat. Would be great for camping or sleepovers. For the price, I dont think you can go wrong.
THis is available for delivery and pick up. Does anyone have this bed and can comment on its quality?
http://www.Sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00672996000P
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$5 off $30 coupon you can print to sweeten the deal, if you order 2 and a pump or other items and pick up in store.
it dosen't include pump I guess, any suggestion on pump?
So, who is going to be the first to make an obvious joke?
fwiffo said:So, who is going to be the first to make an obvious joke?
the urge is almost irresistable...must...maintain...control....
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I slept on this airbed last night in fact, here is my review.
I own several airbeds, and this one is the best for the money.
I purchased the full size one less then a year ago for a few dollars more.
The inflation hole is just like that of a pool toy, so filling it takes a long time, but it does come with an adapter for using a vacuum or hair drier. It has a large deflation hole which is very nice and this hold can also probably be used to inflate it if you buy a non-standard air pump (or a lot of duct tape).
The bed does lose air slowely, I've slept on it the last 2 days and you wake up with a matress thats a bit less firm then when you went to bed, its really not too big of a deal, but if you plan on sleeping on it for an extended period plan on pumping it up weekly.
I have gone through about 8 different types, with the newest one being the Eddie Bauer one I picked up from target this week.
I'm in for two and hopefully my local store will have them in stock.
I fully recommend this bed for the price. This is not the felt top bed like some of the slightly more expensive ones so you do have to put a comforter on it otherwise you will stick to it like glue.
JekyllEbay said:I slept on this airbed last night in fact, here is my review.
I own several airbeds, and this one is the best for the money.
I purchased the full size one less then a year ago for a few dollars more.
The inflation hole is just like that of a pool toy, so filling it takes a long time, but it does come with an adapter for using a vacuum or hair drier. It has a large deflation hole which is very nice and this hold can also probably be used to inflate it if you buy a non-standard air pump (or a lot of duct tape).
The bed does lose air slowely, I've slept on it the last 2 days and you wake up with a matress thats a bit less firm then when you went to bed, its really not too big of a deal, but if you plan on sleeping on it for an extended period plan on pumping it up weekly.
I have gone through about 8 different types, with the newest one being the Eddie Bauer one I picked up from target this week.
I'm in for two and hopefully my local store will have them in stock.
I fully recommend this bed for the price. This is not the felt top bed like some of the slightly more expensive ones so you do have to put a comforter on it otherwise you will stick to it like glue.
I gotta bow out of this thread. On-topic posts just provide more fodder for me to get in trouble. Good luck all...and good humor.
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vishank said:it dosen't include pump I guess, any suggestion on pump?
I don't think it needs a pump. Can anyone confirm?
$5 off $30 coupon you can print to sweeten the deal, if you pick up in store.
Deweypc20 said:$5 off $30 coupon you can print to sweeten the deal, if you pick up in store.
Link
Very nice, thanks!
So... needs pump or not? I have one on order still.
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