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Helpful answers about product features, setup, and more

What is the air mattress constructed from?

The air mattress is constructed from polyester. This material choice supports everyday use while maintaining the structural integrity needed for the product's intended applications.

What are the dimensions of the air mattress?

The air mattress measures 60 x 80 x 18 inches (length x width x height). Use these measurements to confirm the product fits your intended setup before ordering.

What is the air mattress designed for?

The air mattress is designed for sleeping comfort and bedroom use. It works for everyday sleep, guest accommodations, camping, or temporary setups depending on the product type. Inflate or set up according to the included instructions and confirm the size matches your existing bedding before use.

How do I clean and care for the air mattress?

Wipe down with a soft cloth and mild cleaning solution suited to polyester. Avoid abrasive cleaners that may damage the surface. Regular light cleaning extends the lifespan of the air mattress and keeps it looking and performing well over time.

What is the power source for the air mattress?

The air mattress uses corded electric. Confirm you have the appropriate power connection, fuel, or battery type available at the location where you plan to use the product, and review any supplied power cords, adapters, or hardware before setup.

What does Open Box mean for the air mattress?

Open Box means the air mattress was returned by a previous buyer in like-new condition. The original packaging may have been opened or shows minor wear, but the product itself has been inspected and confirmed to be in working order. Open Box items can be a way to get a discount on an otherwise current-stock item.

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Robert Suzor
Best Intex mattress yet, and at a bargain price.

We've been using air mattresses for years since we gave up our waterbed. They give the same comfort without the weight (our house is almost 100 years old) and the temperature lag. Waterbeds take forever to change 1F. up or down. Plus, you don't need a wet vac if you spring a leak.
The manufacturers say they are not intended for everyday use but, replacing one is so much easier and cost effective than a conventional mattress. We've used a few different makes and models over the years. This Premaire II is not the most expensive we've tried so far but maybe the best. It would probably not be very good for camping but, if you need one for guests, or even everyday as we use it,
you can't go wrong with a premium quality Intex.