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Aerobed Sleep Away Twin Inflatable Bed
7Feb2010 Filed under: Bedding Author: BeddingHQ
- Twin-sized inflatable bed with soft, velvety top
- Innovative hands-free pump inflates and deflates the bed in less than 60 seconds
- Constructed of puncture-resistant, heavy-gauge, non-allergenic PVC vinyl
- Interior coil construction for added support and comfort
- Inflates to 9 inches thick; measures 74 by 39 inches
Product Description
The Aerobed Sleep Away is the perfect bed for overnight guests, slumber parties and dorm rooms. With just a turn of the dial, our innovative built-in hands-free pump makes inflating and deflating the bed faster, easier and more convenient. The coil construction and velvety soft sleep surface add extra support and comfort for an incredibly relaxing night’s sleep…. More >>
- Tags: AeroBed, Away, Inflatable, Sleep, Twin
zenthia
February 8th, 2010 at 12:20 am
I bought the more expensive one, the elevated queen for over $100 dollars. ONE NIGHT it lasted!!! I took it back to the store where they said they would not return my money, and gave me another of the same bed. That one lasted ONE WEEK!! Will attempt getting my money back from the company but I’m sure i’ll get the run around for their crappy product X( Not happy at all with this brand of air mattress. The generic camping ones from Walmart lasted longer then this!
Rating: 1 / 5
Joey J. Madlangbayan
February 8th, 2010 at 1:28 am
I purchased this bed almost 18 months ago. It’s been one of the best mattresses I ever slept on. I love how firm it gets and stays that way as well. (sounds X-rated) Anyways, I am please with it despite the manufacturer stating that this bed is not intended to be used everyday.
I’m sorry to hear others have had a bad experience with it. I’m hoping the prices continue to decrease because I payed ~$150 for a full sized model.
I admit mine does leak after 1 month, I have to keep adding a little air again. Not worth crying over. I hope that the company thinks about expanding it’s market to design a full time mattress that would compete with the Sleep Number. Imagine getting a bed with the same features and quality for 25% less.
I’ve put an additional quilted cover over the mattress which protects it even more from the elements. We have to realize that PVC and Nylon does not last forever.
Rating: 4 / 5
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February 8th, 2010 at 1:54 am
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S. Chase
February 8th, 2010 at 2:32 am
This bed has lasted a full week before being torn from one of the rollers on the bottom. I have no idea what the cause. It is not that sharp objects or anything, havent even touched, because his body a week ago. I tried the patch repair that comes with the bed, use as directed, but as I was in the air, not just the air was still seeping through the patches, but the hole in the coil was bigger. From now on you are not satisfied with this product. I’ll give you an update regarding the product, once I speak with customer service aerobed, hopefully tomorrow, but because of the holidays, probably stayed there until Tuesday. Rating: 1 / 5
Sammie 62
February 8th, 2010 at 3:15 am
Well, what can I say fall apart, not in my case. Includes bed in a full-size to be used in a part-time residence. E ‘was great for about 10 applications, and then began to flee. The patch of the company gives you is a joke, but after the use of glue, rubber and many patches that the loss is stopped. Only three have more pop up, I seem to be made of cheap plastic breaks and tears even if not used. Bottom line, do not waste your money if you’re only going to use it for a week or so, is this loss of air mattress and then decline rapidly, the Titanic. Rating: 1 / 5