The first thing that you will want to do is choose a location in your yard where you are going to put the slide. You will want to make sure that you have a level place to put it so that it does not lean to the side and potentially fall over while you child and his friends are in it slipping. If the slide faller you may have a lot of hurt children on your hands. Once you have found the place that you are going to put it you will want to lay down the ground cover for it to sit on top of. This is to keep the grass roots from poking holes in the slide and ruining the fun for everyone. The bouncer you purchase may or may not come with one, but if it does not then you will want to make sure that you buy one.

 

 

Next you will place the inflatable slide on the ground cover and unroll it. You will see that the blower tubes are located in the rear of the toy, so you will want to place them on the back of the tarp and unroll it from back to front. Once you have everything unrolled you will attach one of the blower tubes to the blower motor and seal the other blower tube off. The first tube is used for inflation and the second one is mostly used when you are deflating the bouncer.

 

 

When you have the tube connected simply plug an extension cord into the blower and turn the blower on. The slide will start inflating through the tube that you connected to it. Once it is inflated you will want to stake it in the ground so that it will not be able to move. That is all there is to it. Now your child is ready to jump and play around in the inflatable slide that you have purchased and set up for him.

 

 

Inflatable slides can be a good way to get your kids outside for some good times in the sun, just don't tell them they are getting a little exercise in the process or they might just head right back to the PlayStation. Even still, if it's raining outside or maybe just a little on the dreary side, you could always keep them inside in an inflatable playhouse.