SAFETY

Rules To Go By

A responsible adult must supervise the the bounce house at all times.
Do not allow children to enter the inflatable without adult supervision.
All riders must remove shoes, jewelry, eyeglasses, combs, hair clips or any other sharp or hard objects that may cause injury to other children or the inflatable prior to entering the inflatable.
Absolutely no food, drink, or silly string inside the bounce house.
When riders are in the bounce house, there should be no flips, wrestling, running, pushing, climbing the net walls or any other aggressive behavior that could injure other children. Do not let the riders bounce against the sides or entrance.
Only children of compatible age and size should be in the unit at the same time. Mixing children of different sizes will greatly increase the risk of injury.
It is best if children do not sit or lay down while other children are bouncing around them, as a jumping child could fall on top of a sitting or lying child.
Stop the children from bouncing and exit the bouncer if winds exceed 20 M.P.H., if it starts to rain, or if any other condition exists which may cause an unsafe or questionable condition. Once all of the children have exited turn the blower motor off wait for the weather to subside or for any other condition to change before allowing the children to use the unit. If it has rained dry the blower motor unit with towels before turning it back on.
If the blower motor stops have the children calmly exit the inflatable while you help them out. Most often the cause is an overloaded circuit or a piece of debris in front of the blower intake. Reset the circuit breaker and make sure the blower is on a dedicated circuit. Clear any debris away from the intake on the blower.
Do not attempt to move the bounce house or blower once it is set up.
Failure to use sound judgment and to follow the safety rules can result in serious injury or death. The operator should always be sure the unit is properly supervised and all safety rules are followed.