I bought an Air-O-Space Sofa but it keeps deflating. If I inflate it in five hours it deflates. It does not have any visible holes nor any holes that may allow the air to escape and I always keep it locked.Is it supposed to deflate after few hours? Is it a common problem? Is there a way to fix it?
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The problem with inflatable furniture is that even a hole too small to see is going to allow enough air to escape over time to deflate your sofa. And since the hole could be anywhere, it's not going to be easy to find. If you could submerge the entire thing, you would be able to see air escaping, but that's not very practical. If it's still brand-new, you could try exchanging it for another one, but even then, it's only a matter of time before some seam weakens, or some small sharp object pokes a new hole.
Try painting it with dish detergent. The tiny leak will make bubbles. Of course, it will make a pretty large mess too, but I believe you can mop it up with wet towels.
