In reply to Post #60
Yep, I'm leaving it on my folded bedchair , I deflated it first as best I could and shut the valve then folded it up and hopefully using it every two weeks

Your supposed to store them inflated ie behind a wardrobe or under a bed but that isnt really practical at all.

In reply to Post #61
I just leave the valve open and fold it up in the bedchair

In reply to Post #63
That's pretty much what I did but closed the valve at the end

In reply to Post #53
well we now all know exactly what you are now dont we !!!
you silly little boy grow up your beyond pathetic nobody pulled your chain !!!

In reply to Post #63
@ Chuffy same as I have been doing it for the last 4 years !
but not been fishing for 11 months now sadly

In reply to Post #40
Does the sim on your sp c tech make you hot in the summer?

If you do blow into the S.I.M. be aware that you are introducing moisture and bacteria into the mattress. That is why top end air mattresses have an air bag to blow them up so you don't use your breath. Or some use an electric pump.

In reply to Post #67
Mine gets far too hot, it drives me mad!

In reply to Post #69
What bedchair do you use out of interest?

In reply to Post #68
Been using my mouth to top mine up if required for years with no issues. A lot of places recommend a little breath of of air if required.

Top tip: In the summer fill the SIM with water and put it in the freezer the night before your session. 👌

In reply to Post #70
It's a Nash one.. Very low, not sure which one, I have had it about 15 years. 🙂

In reply to Post #68
If you do blow into the S.I.M. be aware that you are introducing moisture and bacteria into the mattress. That is why top end air mattresses have an air bag to blow them up so you don't use your breath. Or some use an electric pump.

Very true and over long periods of time small mould spots can develop

In reply to Post #74
It wont make any difference to the mat though. Ive been topping mine up for years.