coleman inflatable mattress

[henryn]

I have a 2013 Hurricane 29x that has the retractable bed over the drivers area. It came with a coleman inflatable mattress. used it for the first time two weekends ago with guests and found it deflated over night. Has anyone had this problem? If so how did you address this?..I called camping world and asked for a credit for the mattress and I would pay the difference for a better quality one. No answer yet. Thanks

[9uc]

Been there, done that on a Coleman when we first moved into our sticks and bricks here in Vegas. Spent over a month using one until our furniture arrived. Over a few days, ours would loose some air, so first, soapy bubble check your valve first. A little over pressure on it will help, if that doesn't work, take it outside, and water check it with a hose.

[henryn]

Originally Posted by 9uc

Been there, done that on a Coleman when we first moved into our sticks and bricks here in Vegas. Spent over a month using one until our furniture arrived. Over a few days, ours would loose some air, so first, soapy bubble check your valve first. A little over pressure on it will help, if that doesn't work, take it outside, and water check it with a hose.

thanks for the response. I did the soap test last week, didn't see any bubbles, but didn't over inflate. will try again. I'm thinking to bite the bullet and buy a better quality one. Safe travels

[defrue]

I've had several. The first two had real slow leaks (not detectable with suds). They wouldn't go completely flat overnight, but enough to be annoying. The third one I purchased stays inflated better than the first two, but still not leak proof. I would recommend getting a cloth reinforced mattress air mattress for your bunk. The rubber mattresses are just too fragile IMHO.