The holidays are brighter and more comfortable with airbeds

Deck the halls with boughs of holly, stroll through a winter wonderland, adorn the Christmas tree, and roll out the airbeds nz; the holidays are here! Where are the air mattresses?! Whether or not you should pull out an airbed ultimately relies on a few factors, including whether or not you have one and whether or not it is worth the hassle. The following are some arguments for linking airbeds with the holiday season and some ideas against it.

A mattress (deflated, of course) may fit in such a little box, making airbeds a great Christmas present. The lucky receiver will be left wondering what's in the mysterious gift box you've placed under the tree. You probably won't forgive yourself if you give your wife a kitchen gadget when she was hoping for diamond studs.

Family gatherings are a staple of Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas, New Year's, and others. In all likelihood, you'll be hosting a visit from loved ones for the holidays. Please don't force them to sleep in the living room! Put together an air mattress instead. Of course, if it's your in-laws visiting, you may be more comfortable putting them up at a hotel; after all, you don't want any pretexts for them to stay with you at your place.

Shopping with hundreds of other harried consumers, hosting the relatives mentioned above, and so on may add to a stressful Christmas season. Therefore, getting a decent night's sleep is crucial. The support you get from an airbed will be consistent and firm. Air mattresses easily accommodate body contours. The airbed's hardness or softness may be readily adjusted to provide a comfortable night's sleep.

With the convenience of airbeds, even the most unannounced visitors (like Santa) may be accommodated.

Setting up an airbed in the living room (or elsewhere) with your child allows them to attempt to "catch" Santa in the process of delivering gifts (don't worry, airbeds are so cozy that kids will fall asleep quickly, allowing you time to arrange facilities carefully).

Sledding on an airbed may be a lot of fun, even though it is something other than an airbed manufacturer would ever promote or support under warranty. Although airbeds are tough, they may be damaged by sharp objects or significant falls. Before doing this, you should know the risks (to yourself and your bed).

Damage is much more likely to occur on an air mattress than on a traditional bed. Compared to a standard mattress, an air mattress is far more vulnerable to being punctured by sharp objects such as knives, dog teeth, etc. Though repair is feasible, it may never be as good as before.

When the holiday season is over, and the last of your visitors has gone home, you can be certain that the air mattress will be ten times simpler to pack away than the Christmas tree.