An inflatable castle is a type of inflatable play equipment designed in the shape of a castle, typically made from environmentally friendly, soft double-layer mesh PVC fabric. The castle maintains its shape by continuously being filled with air from a blower while sealed. These castles often feature popular cartoon characters that appeal to children. In recent years, with market development, many designs have also been created specifically for young adults, making the fun not exclusive to children but available to the general public. Inflatable castles are also known as inflatable bouncers or inflatable slides.

What are the precautions when using an inflatable castle?

1. Supervisors should always monitor and instruct children to follow the rules of play to prevent accidents.

2. The blower casing should be connected to a reliable ground wire and checked regularly. A protective net should be installed at the blower's air intake to avoid safety incidents.

3. When inflating the castle with a blower, ensure that the power voltage matches the product specifications.

4. When packing up the inflatable castle, turn off the power, open the blower interface and exhaust ports. Deflation usually takes about half an hour (depending on the size of the castle), and any remaining air should be manually squeezed out. If water has entered due to rain, remove the water and dry the castle thoroughly.

5. If the castle is not to be used for an extended period, clean it, fold it, tie it up, and pack it properly. The storage temperature should ideally be between -50 to +40 degrees Celsius, and precautions should be taken to protect it from rodents and insects.

6. Avoid having children of significantly different ages play together to prevent collisions between older children and toddlers.

7. Do not use the inflatable castle outdoors in windy or rainy weather.

8. The inflatable castle should be regularly cleaned and disinfected. After removing stains, rinse with clean water and then air dry.