Bouncy houses have become a popular attraction for a variety of events, from community gatherings to backyard birthday parties. However, it is not recommended to use a bouncy house when it is wet without taking preventive measures. This is because bouncy houses become slippery when wet and people are likely to slip out of inflatable houses, leaving room for an accident to occur. When using a wet/dry slide in conjunction with a bounce house, there are several safety considerations to keep in mind.
First, most bouncy houses are connected to an electrical power source to keep the fan running. If you're uncertain about what steps to take to ensure your safety in the event of rain, it is always best to consult with the company that rents the inflatable house. Bouncy houses are usually designed to withstand light rain, and there are many that can be used in the rain or even in the water. In addition, covering the inflatable house with a tarp can help protect some of its parts from getting too wet, which will help reduce the risk of accidents. This combo of commercial inflatable water slides in the shape of a bouncy house is 100% designed and tested in the United States using only the best and most durable 18 oz vinyl, lead-free and flame retardant. Although there are many potential hazards associated with water in a bouncy house while it's in use, it's still possible to use it safely.
By following these safety considerations and talking to the rental company about any additional precautions you should take, you can ensure that your wet/dry slide and bounce house experience is both enjoyable and safe.
