Inflatable Furniture

59YOM LOWER BACK PAIN AFTER SLEEPING ON AIR MATTRESSDX SCIATICA

67YOF WITH UPPER BACK PAIN AFTER SLEEPING ON BLOW UP MATTRESS. SHE COUGH X 1 MONTH. DX: UPPER BACK PAIN

40YOM PRESENTS TO ED FOR BACK PAIN. PT DX W/ COVID ADN SINCE WIFE HAS LONG COVID SYNDROME HAS ISOLATED SLEEPING IN BASEMENT. FIRST NIGHT SLEPT ON AIR MATTRESS THAT DEFLATED. THAN USED CAMPING PADS NOTED WHEN MOVING LEG MUSCLES SEIZED UP AND CAUSED SEVERE BACK PAIN. DX: ACUTE LEFT-SIDED LOW BACK PAIN W/O SCIATICA

^28YOF PATIENT REPORTS THAT SHE WAS SLEEPING ON AN AIR MATTRESS FOR THE LAST SEVERAL NIGHTS AND IT WAS CAUSING SOME BACK PAIN BUT THEN WHEN SHE WAS RIDING IN THE CAR AND TURNED AROUND TO GIVE HER CHILD SOMETHING IN THE BACKSEAT THE PAIN EXACERBATED AND BECAME EXTENSIVE THROUGH HER MID TO LOW BACK DX: ACUTE BILATERAL LOW BACK WITH BILATERAL SCIATICA

4 MOF FELL OFF BLOW UP CHAIR ONTO FLOOR DX; NORMAL EXAM

21YOM STATES HE LOST HIS BALANCE AND FELL, HIT HEAD ON AN INFLATED MATTRESS, DX CLOSED HEAD INJURY

2YOF PRESENTS TO THE ED FOR LEFT ANKLE PAIN THAT STARTED AFTER SHE ACCIDENTALLY INVERTED HER ANKLE WHEN JUMPING OFF OF HER AIR MATTRESS. MOTHER STATED THE PATIENT DID NOT SUSTAIN ANY OTHER INJURIES AND DENIED ANY HEAD TRAUMA. DX: SPRAIN OF LEFT ANKLE

18MOF,JUMPING UP AN DOWN ON AIR MATTRESS AN INJURED FOOT,DX:FOOT PAIN

11YOM HAD A FALL AT A FRIEND'S HOUSE JUMPING ON AN AIR MATTRESS STRIKING HEAD DX: CLOSED HEAD INJURY

66YOM TWISTED HIS KNEE STANDING FROM AN AIR MATTRESS. DX: KNEE PAIN

20MOF PRESENTS WITH ARM PAIN AFTER A FALL OFF AN AIR MATTRESS AND LANDING ON HER HANDS. DX: FRACTURE OF DISTAL RADIUS

31YOM, PRESENTS WITH RIGHT HIP PAIN FOR THE PAST TWO DAYS AFTER SLEEPING ON AIR MATTRESS THAT DEFLATED DURING THE NIGHT WAKING UP ON HARD FLOOR DX: PAIN OF RIGHT HIP

On 9/25/14 the consumer purchased the product and when she took the product out of the packaging box she noticed a strong vinyl odor coming from the product. She states the odor became worse when it was inflated. After the consumer pumped the air bed she put it near the window so the odor could air out. She states the bed was near the window for approximately 8 hrs. The consumer states the next morning on 9/26/14 the product still had the strong vinyl odor. The consumer states the odor caused her to have difficulty breathing. The consumer will be returning the product after she files the report (9/26/14). The consumer feels the product poses a health problem. SHe is concerned it is especially dangerous to children and those with respiratory problems. The consumer has not contacted the firm and does not plan to.

I was in the process of inflating an inflatable mattress with the pump built into the mattress. The pump suddenly slowed dramatically. Smoke started pouring out from the pump. The room filled with smoke. Had I not been there in time to unplug the pump, I believe the pump and mattress would have caught fire.

The consumer purchased this airbed approximately 2 weeks ago, but it started losing air. The consumer began to experience a burning sensation in his chest. 8/24/2024: The consumer purchased a replacement airbed, that was made by this same exact manufacture. Within 36 hours of having the mattress in his home, he be experiencing a burning sensation in his chest. He also felt extremely ill, as if he had been poisoned. He visited the nearest emergency room, and it was determined that his chest was inflamed. He’s currently limited to staying in his living room. The consumer woke up around 3:00am one day and realized that his health issues resulted from the airbed. To lessen the effects of this situation: 1. He closed off the room that the mattress was in. 2. The consumer placed his laundry on his balcony for 4 days, along with his airbed box spring. The odor permeated his box spring. As he carried his clothing to the washing machine, he began to experience severe adverse health symptoms, and the chemical odor was overwhelming. 3. The odor permeated his portable air conditioner, so he placed it on his balcony, temporarily. The consumer’s Internet search mentioned that the product has carcinogens and PVC and is banned in Europe. He also read information indicating that the airbed may off-gas for longer than a month. He believes that this product should absolutely be removed from the market. (09/30/2024) As of today I still can not sleep in my bedroom, the fumes are in my clothing, which is costng me a fortune to do. Please try and do something thr it is dangerous especially for those who don't have the correct info as I didn't, serious health hazard. Sincerely [REDACTED]

I purchased a SwimWays spring float Papasan pool float chair at Target San Rafael on June 26, 2016, brought it home and in front of [REDACTED], my friend, attempted to inflate it for the first time. The one way plastic valve which is the size of a pencil eraser detached and I swallowed the piece. I attempted to cough it up but if went down my esophagus, causing irritation and discomfort. I went to the emergency room at [REDACTED] and was seen by Dr. [REDACTED] who did a chest x-ray to make sure the plastic piece was not in my lungs. I was told to take a stool softener and omeprazole for acid reflux to help the irritation in my esophagus and wait for it to pass through my bowels and be excreted. I never found the plastic piece in my bowel movements. If the plastic one way valve is still in my GI tract, I am at risk for abscess or bowel obstruction. I have been very apprehensive for the past three days. This is very upsetting. I have never swallowed a foreign body before.

The seams on the mattress popped a loose and caused the mattress to pop up on the first mattress. The second mattress did the same on the top and bottom of the mattress while I was sleeping causing me to be thrown to the floor.

I bought an Intex queen-size air mattress three of them and out of the three of them to spontaneously bursted causing back and [REDACTED the third one is about to spontaneously rupture due to the ribs on the inside separated from the scenes and blowing out either the side the top or right by the AC air compressor that's built into the air mattress all three of them I bought from Walmart in [REDACTED] at different times. I called Walmart to ask him if there was a recall on them at Walmart and do nothing of the fact that Intex was having issues with their air mattresses queen size ones and king size and said that they would look into it and that's all they've said to me.

Opened new air bed and installed batteries into built-in air pump. It could only partially fill up the bed. Got 4 new D batteries, and the same thing happened. After 10-15 minutes of waiting for the bed to fill up, I touched the battery compartment and it got very hot. Potential to burn hands and create a fire hazard. After cooling down, batteries could not be removed, since something must have melted inside the compartment.

I recently purchased an Intex air mattress with a built-in pump. While using the pump, I heard a popping sound and saw a spark inside the hard plastic portion of the pump housing. I was holding the plastic exterior at the time. I think I felt a small electrical shock, but it startled me and caused concern about the safety of the unit. Since then, I have discontinued use because Im worried about a potential electrical hazard or fire risk. The mattress is very new, and this occurred during normal use according to the instructions.