Answer:
Things You'll Need
Vinyl patch kit
Tissue paper
Fuse
Hair dryer
Duct tape
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Inflatable items are an easy way to make a big statement in your holiday decorations. These decorations can be easily set up on your lawn, roof or inside your home and then deflated and stored away for use next Christmas. However, if your inflatable Christmas decoration becomes damaged and you are considering discarding it altogether, try some simple ways to repair the problem and save money.
Instructions
Holes in the Material
1 Check for the source of your problem. If your inflatable decoration is having difficulty staying filled, it is most likely there is a hole or tear in the piece. If it is a slow leak, this hole can be as small as a pin prick and difficult to spot. If your piece refuses to inflate at all, the tear can be more severe. If you cannot see the hole causing the air leak, run a piece of tissue paper over the the decoration. If a hissing sound is released from underneath the tissue paper, a hole is present.
2 Patch any visible holes with several layers of heavy duct tape. If possible, do this discretely to prevent compromising the aesthetic of the decoration. Smooth the duct tape with your hand to help seal the tape to the hole and prevent the air leak.
3 Cover any sources of the leak with a patch designed to repair vinyl. Different patch kits will feature different instructions that should be followed closely. Most commonly, the patch will need to be glued in place and set with a hair dryer to help the sealant to set in place.
Inflating Component
1 Check to see if the inflating component of the decoration is malfunctioning. Often these decorations are inflated with electric fans and motors. It is possible that the power source of the component is inadequate, so check the outlet and your circuit breaker to be sure power is being sent to the decoration.
2 Unplug the inflatable from any outlets. Unzip the covering over the electric component. Identify if your component has a spare fuse to redirect power to. If there is a spare fuse, replace the burnt-out original fuse. Otherwise, you will need to purchase a new fuse from your local electronics supply store.
3 Evaluate whether the plug of the inflatable is damaged. Check for frayed wires or any similar damage. If the plug is damaged, you should avoid plugging in the inflatable and throw it away. There is a fire risk associated with using a damaged plug.