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How to find the best Halloween and Christmas inflatable decorations
For most families, the holiday season is the most festive time of the whole year. And once Halloween rolls around, Christmas won’t be too far behind either — which is why you should start preparing for both right away! While each holiday has its own batch of fun traditions and activities, they have one important thing in common — decorations. From scary Halloween skeletons and spiderwebs to merry Christmas lights and holiday wreaths, there’s a ton of stuff that you can use to make this holiday season as memorable as possible — but why not go a step further in bringing the festive atmosphere to your home? If you want to have the scariest house on the block once kids start trick-or-treating and the most festive home full of Christmas delights a couple of months afterward, there’s one kind of decoration that you can’t go wrong with — inflatables! There’s a reason why there’s a wide range of inflatable decor for every major holiday — they’re incredibly varied and versatile, simple to install, and even easier to store. No Halloween setup is really complete without a bunch of ghosts or spooky skeletons — and your Christmas decor will definitely benefit from inflatable reindeers and a sled! Plus, you get to pick and choose exactly what kind of inflatable decorations you want for any seasonal holiday — there’s something for every aesthetic style, budget, and space. From huge, complex scenes to smaller inflatables you can combine freely with others — you have a wide range of options. Plus, a lot of them also have their own internal LED lighting; ensuring no one will go past your home without noticing the work you’ve put into the holiday display this season! Of course, with so much stuff to choose from, it can be hard picking the best holiday inflatables for your yard. There’s no need to worry, though — Aosom is here with a bunch of helpful tips for doing just that! Different types of Christmas and Halloween inflatable decorations As we’ve mentioned above, Halloween and Christmas inflatable decorations are quite varied — you’ll find them in all shapes and sizes. And if you’re going to choose the ones that fit your home the best, there are plenty of factors to consider in the process. Among these, there’s one that stands out as particularly important: size. The last thing you want is to go overboard and clutter up your front yard and home with too many huge inflatables — instead of adding to your decorative efforts, you’ll just obscure them. Instead, it’s ideal to have a couple of larger inflatables acting as centerpieces for your scenes, and then surrounding them with a bunch of smaller pieces. So, what kind of sizes can you choose from when it comes to Christmas and Halloween inflatables? Small Most inflatables are more prominent in terms of vertical height than horizontal length — though, as you’ll see below, there are exceptions. However, keep in mind that the smallest Halloween and Christmas decorations are between 3.5 and 5 feet tall. These are your smaller inflatable pumpkins, undead tombstones, Christmas penguins, and Santa scenes. Generally, people tend to place their inflatables outside — but this size category is the only one you can comfortably fit inside the house as well. However, most folks still use plastic and wooden decorations inside because they take up less space, and keep the inflatables outside. If you’re planning on putting a lot of work into your Halloween and Christmas scenes and using a bunch of different inflatables, these smallest ones will probably be the ones you’ll use the most — and place them all around a couple of biggest setpieces. Still, always have the scale of these decor pieces in mind. These “smallest” decorations are only that relative to their larger cousins — even a 4-foot zombie or Santa won’t really be unnoticeable, especially if it’s got LED lighting; it’s just small in comparison with the huge 10-foot versions. Medium These are your slightly larger inflatables, in the 5ft to 7ft range. It’s the best option for people who are mixing inflatables with other types of holiday decor, or they prefer a few mid-sized inflatables to one or two gigantic setpieces. Large These are the real behemoths in the world of inflatable holiday decor — the blow-up pieces that are 8 to 11 feet tall. When you pair these with internal LED lighting, you’re practically guaranteeing that no one passing through your neighborhood will be able to miss your amazing holiday display. Horizontal pieces As we’ve mentioned above, height is the main variable you’ll consider when picking the size of your holiday inflatables. However, there are some horizontal-oriented pieces you can find as well. For instance, an inflatable vampire sitting in its coffin won’t take up much space in terms of height — it’s only 5ft tall, making it a medium-sized inflatable at best. On the other hand, it’s 6 feet long. How to pick the proper Halloween and Christmas decorations With all the choices we’ve mentioned above in mind, how should you choose which inflatables and other pieces of decor to buy? Before you settle on anything, we urge you to measure the space you’ll be using precisely — you’ll need an idea of your surface area size so you know how many (especially horizontal) decorations you can fit in your yard. It goes without saying that buying models with automated inflation will be a huge time-saver. For bigger models, this is a given, seeing as you can’t inflate a 9-foot spooky tree with the power of your lungs. Finally, don’t forget to find some additional lighting to complete your aesthetics, and some other kinds of decorations to complete the holiday scene! 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A clear guide to buying a scooter
Choosing a scooter may seem like a simple task on the surface, but there is a lot of information to consider before deciding. Scooters come in different sizes, styles, and wheel options to consider. You will need to consider a number of factors and understanding your child’s needs is paramount. Some key questions to ask yourself before pulling the trigger on a purchase: Is my child old enough for a scooter? How advanced is my child’s balance and coordination? Where will my child enjoy riding their scooter? Would my child do best with a two-wheel or three-wheel scooter? The information ahead should help answer these questions and more. Can Your Child Handle a Scooter? If you’re wondering whether your child is old enough or coordinated enough to handle riding a scooter, the answer is almost certainly a resounding yes. There are a variety of scooter types, and some are even recommended for children as young as three years old. Chances are, if you are considering the possibility of a scooter, your child is at least three years old. On the other end of the spectrum, you may be wondering whether your child is too old for a scooter. The answer is probably no. Just there are scooter sizes and types that are perfectly fitting for a three-year-old, there are also great options for teenagers as well. In fact, the teenagers may even get the most enjoyment out of them as they begin to get adventurous with their riding. The other important question is whether your child would find a scooter to be enjoyable. As the parent, you know your child’s personality and interests better than anyone, so this one is primarily up to your own judgment. With that in mind, it is highly likely that your child would be able to find enjoyment in riding a scooter. One more consideration that you may be concerned about is whether your child has the coordination to ride a scooter. Fortunately, due to the wide variety of available options, you’ve got plenty of choices for scooters that offer high stability either due to having a three-wheel setup or by simply having smaller wheels. Contrary to what many believe, smaller wheels are better for stability due to lowering the center of gravity of the scooter deck. What Type of Scooter Should I Buy? 3-in-1 Scooters If you want to get your child started young, a 3-in-1 convertible scooter is a great option. This type of scooter transforms from a sliding walker to a push car, then finally to a small scooter when your child reaches the point where they can ride on their own. This type of scooter uses a system of three small wheels for maximum stability. This is ideal for children as young as 2 years of age up to 6 years. The Qaba 3-in-1 Kids Scooter is a great choice for the youngest children. Foldable Scooters with Small Polyurethane Wheels A kick scooter with small wheels allows the deck to sit low to the ground. This low center of gravity improves stability of the scooter and makes it easier to control. This stability improvement makes it a natural next step up from the 3-in-1 scooter and is best for children in the 3–8-year range. The foldable style allows for easy storage and transport which is another benefit to this style of scooter. A strong option for this type of scooter is an Aosom Kids Foldable Kick Scooter. 12-Inch Rubber Inflatable Wheel Scooter with Brakes The next scooter type we will look at is one with bicycle style handlebars, complete with brake handles. These scooters have rubber inflatable wheels that are larger in size than the small polyurethane wheels. The type you are looking at here comes with 12” diameter wheels. These are in the mid-range of wheel size, which means stability is still good but not quite as good as the small polyurethane wheels. The larger the wheel, the more speed can be attained. This makes the 12” wheel mid-range in speed, and the inflatable tires provide better traction for cruising than the polyurethanes. These scooters are recommended for children no younger than 5 years old, with no maximum age. An Aosom Youth Scooter is a fine choice in this product category. 16-Inch Rubber Inflatable Wheel Scooter with Brakes The last type of scooter we will look at is similar in style to the previous one. Bicycle style handlebars with brakes, and a two-wheel configuration. This time we are looking at 16” diameter wheels, which provide superior traction, speed, and lift the deck further from the ground. This higher deck means more skill is required to ride, but this means better clearance for kids who are into performing jumps and tricks on their scooter. In this category, the a Soozier Ride on Scooter with adjustable handlebars is a great choice. Tips for Selecting the Best Scooter To recap, here are some things to consider when deciding on the best scooter for your child. If your child is under the age of 5 then a 3-wheel scooter is the best bet. For children who are in the 5–8-year-old range you can go with either polyurethane or 12” inflated rubber wheels. If your child is over 8 years old, or even younger if they are highly skilled, a scooter with 16” inflated rubber wheels is a fine choice. If storage space is limited, then it would be wise to consider a foldable kick scooter. Always check the weight capacity of the scooter, and make sure the handlebar height is no higher than your child’s hip. This is the ideal height for safely riding a scooter. -
Tips on How to Care for Chickens in Winter
With each passing week as we shift from the fall into the dreaded winter, those new to keeping birds out back can be a little frantic as to how they can keep them safe through the dropping temperatures. Urban and suburban farming has become incredibly popular, especially keeping chickens for the most organic and “free range” eggs you can get. Here are a few key ways to care for your chickens in winter from now until the warmer months.The primary thing that any serious chicken “wrangler” is going to need is to have a safe place to keep your chickens. Moderately priced chicken coops are available for flocks of almost every size. Many of these have deluxe inside spaces that give them a gracious amount of room. The best combination you can have is to have a chicken coop that will have:1. a sufficient open fenced space for when the weather permits more outside activity.2. a substantial indoor option that they can bunker into at night.Adding a proper chicken coop that will accommodate to all of the seasons will make raising your chickens in winter a lot easier. Not to mention our chicken coops make for an attractive conversation piece that will help to avoid that “cluttered look” in your yard.What if I Have Other Animals?This is a great question, and often a BIG question that people forget to ask when they first consider adding a cute little chick into their family. Typically, if you are considering chickens you may already have other animals. While socialization is important, giving your chickens their own space and protection from other outdoor predators is vital. To reduce the risk of any unforeseen issues, consider a larger chicken coop model. The finished sealed wood grain will compliment your home’s décor, as well as minimize heat loss in the winter.Will My Chickens Freeze if They’re Outside?Not if you prepare appropriately and insulate the inside of your chicken coop. The second step here is going to be to create a space of artificial warmth.[alert type=”warning” close=”false”]Disclaimer: This method works best when placed in the outside area of the pen so as to not create a fire hazard with the internal bedding that you previously laid down.[/alert]A stand-up electric heater with a weather safe chord is going to be important for the fenced area, especially when you are dealing with freezing weather. This will allow a general “permatemperature” to occur and keep things safe so that your chickens regular body temperature does not have a chance to drop to unsafe levels.You need to then head inside the chicken coop and make sure that the trays, which are below the floor fencing, have extra stuffing and are emptied about halfway. This ends up acting as a bit of insulation for the chicken coop. Additionally, you could use pillow stuffing or even shredded newspaper to help insulate your chicken coop.Don’t Underestimate the Power of JellyIf streams of biting cold are going through your coop then you are going to want to prevent against frostbite. To do this, you will want to put petroleum jelly on the waddles, feet, and feathers of your chickens in winter. The best way to do this on the feathers is to cake it on a comb and comb it through the feathers, and then to hand rub them on the non-feathered areas. This does not have to be incredibly thick, but it needs to have a noticeable surface of protection.Switch from Feed to Corn in the WinterSwitch your feedings to corn at night. Corn tends to be a healthier and heartier meal for chickens that will help them gain more weight. Not only that, but corn takes longer to digest. Therefore, this will give your chickens the best chance to fight off the frost this winter.Check out some of our products that will help you provide your chickens with the best resources possible in order to withstand the upcoming changes in temperature this year. -
A Comfortable Guide to Buying Camper Cots
Whether you have been an avid camper or have recently discovered the joy of spending recreational time outdoors, comfort eventually becomes a concern. Not ready for full glamping? Is the idea of another night on the ground equivalent to getting a tooth pulled? Enjoy the freedom of the outdoors but also get a good night’s sleep. Read our guide on creative usage and comfort tips for buying camper cots. Consider Size Before Buying Camper Cots Today’s cots have a lot to offer for providing comfort even in the most remote settings. To find the best sleeping cot for you, here are some size considerations. The length and width of sleeping cots have gone through improvements to make them suitable for people of all sizes. The standard length is 6 feet, but some cots have extended lengths. An extended width of your cot will add comfort if you are sleeping with someone else or just want to be a bed hog. For those of us that enjoy the snug comfort of being cradled in our sleeping bag, single sizes are still available. Take the height of the cot into consideration. If it is too low to the ground, getting up can be a challenge for many campers. The extra height also provides a storage area under the cot. Weight Capacity Is Important You can read descriptions for the amount of body weight a camping cot will support, but also consider the design. Many cots have been improved to hold more weight but be sure that the weight is distributed so that you are not sinking in the middle. Look for quality stabilizing bars and heavy-duty fabrics. When thinking of weight capacity, calculate your weight and allow for extra if you are sleeping with a partner. Mattress and Bedding Options An air mattress is an added comfort for sleeping cots. They protect backs from support bars and assist in distributing weight. Make sure that the size of the mattress meets the length and width of the cot. The height of the mattress should be 6-8 inches. You may initially think the thicker the mattress the better. But, consider the height of the cot frame with added mattress and you may find it difficult to get out of your cot. Your choice of bedding is really a matter of preference. A sleeping bag can offer added insulation for cold nights and many have moisture-wicking material. Still, using your favorite blanket is always an option. Some manufacturers offer cots that come with the frame, mattress, pillow, pump, and sleeping bag with an easy-to-carry bag that fits everything for campers looking for an all-in-one camping cot. Look for Protective Materials The material that is used over the frame of a camping cot should offer water resistance and durability in the weave to comfortably support you. Oxford fabric is often the preferred choice for camping equipment because it offers these features plus superior breathability to keep you from getting sweaty. The materials used in the frame should also be weather resistant. Look for quality aluminum for lightweight options. For increased strength, steel is preferred but is heavier to carry. Look for steel that is powder-coated for rust prevention. Sleeping out in the open air is so enjoyable for star gazing and a feeling of fully connecting with nature. It’s great until it gets too cold or the bugs get hungry! If you have a tent, you can always move your cot back in at night. However, there are also cots built into a tent that provides light weather and bug protection but also allows for views outside. A cot tent can be single or double sleeping. Many offer ample window space and breathable fabrics for cozy sleeping and added protection. Accessories for Camper Cots It may not be the most important requirement, but having pockets for storing flashlights, glasses, and medications on hand makes for a convenient and comfortable night. No more rummaging around in the dark through bags for necessities. Many outdoor cots offer sturdy frames to support LED string lights for a quick flip of the switch to light your way during the night. Kids love this added comfort of nighttime lighting in fun colors. For added water protection, look for a coordinating rain fly or tilting umbrella. If lounging outside on the deck or patio, consider installing an affordable retractable awning with a tilt feature for water runoff. How Portable Are Today’s Cots? Most cots are not intended for long hiking trips. There are lightweight styles that are easy to carry without sacrificing heavier weight support. Look for single-size cots with durable fabric and an easy fold and carry design. For shorter walking distances, you may be surprised to find how easy it is to pack up a large sleeping cot. Some cots are quick to fold in seconds. Some offer the ability to use with or without a mattress for light transport. Divide the load for longer walks by carrying the frame in its packing bag and have your partner carry the mattress in a separate bag. Creative Uses for Your Sleeping Cot Outdoor cots offer so much versatility in how they are used beyond traditional camping methods. They are an affordable option for providing comfort for guests and are portable for ease of storage. Truck Camper Many campers are finding an affordable alternative to the expense of towing a pop-up tent. If you own a pick-up truck, a cot tent is perfect for the truck bed. It’s great for outdoor music festivals, tailgating, and beach lounging. If you have children, you know how difficult it is to help a tired child during an outdoor event when there is nowhere for them to nap. Keep them safe and comfortable within arms reach at your next tailgate with a cot tent. Using a cot tent in your truck bed also gives you many more options for camping remotely. No more worry about damage to a tow on rugged terrain or having to worry about height clearances. Events at Home For outdoor home parties that lead late into the night, you don’t need a mansion or a local hotel to provide comfortable sleeping arrangements for guests. Keep them safe from unnecessary travel with multiple tent cots spaced throughout the yard. Provide some family fun for the kids at home! Create a caravan scene with a central fire pit and multiple camping cots. If you have an outdoor theater projector, arrange tent cots for a night reminiscent of a drive-in theater experience. Kids love to have outdoor slumber parties. Invest in single outdoor cots you can place in a large screened canopy. The kids will enjoy being together for late-night giggles, and you can sleep comfortably in a nearby tent cot for monitoring. Work Siesta A camping cot can be used for so much more than camping outside. Use them for quick set-up in a room for guests and easy storage later. But, continue to think out of the box for a moment. Many Americans are learning from other countries that have traditionally incorporated naps into the work schedule. The benefits of a nap during work hours include increased productivity. Many employers and health insurance companies are promoting this idea for better health and overall cost savings. If you are a remote worker, a camping cot might be a dream come true! Work out on your deck and continue to enjoy the fresh air at nap time. Bring the joys of the outdoor hammock to the next level of comfort with an easy-to-fold-away cot or leave it up for daily use under a covered porch. Retrofit Your Camping Gear With Cots If you already have a large tent but have been thinking of ways to keep food protected, consider using the tent for an eating area and provide individual sleeping quarters with tent cots. For ultimate freedom to experience the outdoors, opt for a sleeping cot under a canopy. Many styles of outdoor canopies offer a large screening area for bug protection and open-air sleeping. Don’t forget your best bud when considering buying camper cots. Dogs are great companions and offer protection in remote camping areas. Show your appreciation with a dog cot that provides cooling comfort at rest time. Bring Comfort to All of Your Outdoor Adventures Whether you are looking for outdoor fun at home or ready to embark on taking in new sites, there are so many products out there to make experiencing the outdoors a little more comfortable and practical. If you’ve enjoyed the tips in this guide for buying camper cots, visit us often for new products and advice for getting the most out of your outdoor living space and adventures.
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