aero beds?

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anyone have one of those aero beds?

i was thinking about getting one really soon (a small twin bed) b/c i think i'm going to be sleeping on the floor for at least a week during my moving transition going back and forth next month.

any advice on them?

i could also use one i can throw out for a friend staying over from out of town, my futon sucks....

i could also use it on skiing trips if we try to pack alot of people into a small room.

....i can think of alot of good uses for one since i'm always on the go since i'm not settled down anywhere yet.
 
Aerobeds are very convenient. I have 2, a single and double layer queen. They inflate faster than their other competitors. Just keep patches handy though. Both of my beds have holes that I can't seem to find.
 
my parents have a couple for when people sleep over their place.. their quite comfortable.... :)

sorry, I wish I can tell you more about them but I dunno too much..
 

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