Inflatable waterslides?

[LoveBWVVBR]

We got this one for our 5yo and 2yo and the love it. It can be used with or without water, has a seperate bouncing area, and 2 slides. A local dealer had it. It was on Costco's site, but not anymore.

I did a lot of research to find this and am very happy with it.

http://cgi.ebay.com/INFLATABLE-WATERSLIDE-WATER-SLIDE-BOUNCER-POOL-MOONWALK_W0QQitemZ260243371672QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item260243371672&_trkparms=72%3A552%7C39%3A1%7C65%3A12&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

That one is cool! I like the bouncing area. DD seemed put off by the fact that our slide has a water spray on it, so I'm thinking that we may just fill up the pool at the bottom and let her slide down w/o the water spray from now on.

 

[Michelle67]

Not to be a downer, but if you have cats in your neighborhood think long and hard before you spend the money. Our friends brought a really nice spendy inflatable pool with water slides to our house one year and it didn't even last the season. The neighborhood cats put about a million holes in it, I swear. I swore off anything inflatable after that.

 

[LoveBWVVBR]

Not to be a downer, but if you have cats in your neighborhood think long and hard before you spend the money. Our friends brought a really nice spendy inflatable pool with water slides to our house one year and it didn't even last the season. The neighborhood cats put about a million holes in it, I swear. I swore off anything inflatable after that.

We have one that occasionally gets into the backyard, so I'll keep an eye out to see if she goes anywhere near the inflatable. I'll be so ticked off if she puts holes in it. DD just went on it a second time and LOVES it. Since we live in FL and can use these year-round here, DH and I decided to buy up a few once they go on clearance. We are just assuming that it will be a disposable item after 1 season. Our DD needs a ton of physical activity to sleep well, so this is worth the investment to us if it keeps her going for 30-60 minutes after dinner every night.

 

[Michelle67]

You can buy non toxic spray stuff that cats hate (various retailers, but pet shops usually carry it), but I'm not sure how it might affect the rubber. Might be worth buying some and spraying it on something else first to check.