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What you need to know about Waterbed Moving |
Using Wet-Dry Vac is a great way to get out the last vestiges of water and allows you to pack mattress that is as dry as you can get it. We recommend this with mattresses that have been drained most of the way using a venturi pump. The Wet-Dry Vac will get the remainder of the water and get the mattress tight enough to pack and move. Wet-Dry Vac's are readily available, and if you have to buy something to get the water out, a Wet-Dry Vac or similar vacuum has many other household uses. A trip to your neighborhood Sears® or other large hardware store should do the trick. The 12 gallon vacuum or larger is suggested. They also should have the adapter pictured at the bottom off the page. The adapter (Sears 2 1/2" Inflator Nozzle) is connected to a stiff hose using a radiator clamp. This allows you to attach the vacuum cleaner intake to the hose. The other end of the hose is connected to the waterbed mattress. ![]() 2 1/2" Inflator Nozzle Sears Item #: 00916948000 Mfr. Model #: 16948 |
![]() Complete Assembly ![]() Adapter Attached to Hose with Radiator Clamp |
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