Not sure I would do any dedicated cleaning. Maybe just dust them off from time to time while wiping off the overall unit.

Awesome! Hope do you like it?

Yeah it is definitely an investment at a higher cost than some great alternatives. But it works great for my situation and glad I got it.

@@DanReviewsStuff I have been sleeping on a 32 inch wide piece of memory foam girl friend picked up along side the road, on bedroom floor in front of the window air-conditioner. Oh well it works fine. Put my full sized mattress and box springs up against the wall for the cats to climb on it. It is a win win.

@@bobmirror7164sounds like you got a great deal!

It’s not crazy difficult but I agree it’s more effort. The upright does not work for me and my setup unfortunately!

Not for daily use.

2 minutes with explanation time and a little adjusting of the mattress is your “nightmare”?

How do you like it?

That’s awesome, I have some huge warehouse furniture stores by me and have never seen one on display. That’s pretty cool!

My brother lives in Florida and is considering these. What store did you see?

This is a queen!

Yeah moving it around within a room would be pretty easy. From room to room a little more tough since I think it’s bigger than the door opening. But it would be easier than something full size for sure!

Thank you for the feedback! 👍

Yeah a futon could be another good option! Think it comes down to preference and what works best for each persons situation.

@@DanReviewsStuff Futons blow sand. Really need about 4 to 6 inches of foam.

@@bobmirror7164this one has 6inches and with the topper it’s great!

​@bobmirror7164 Depends on how long you wanna have guests. I have a futon, and it's great , guests end up only staying a couple of days ( I've even had a few leave early)👍

@@stanleyhape8427 Ha ha you gave a great point.

There is an affiliate link if in the description if you want to check the bed out further. It’s $1,900 currently which is more than most like this. But you are getting stronger construction materials, thicker mattress (comfort) and a 10yr warranty.

I believe Pinterest has plans if you want to make your own.

I’m not sure. Looked at the listing and could not find any information. Reached out to their support as well. If they get back to me on this will let you know!

Great question, personally I have never slept on a comfortable sofa bed. Wasn’t even a thought for me when shopping.

You’re welcome!

I think so too!

Creative! Could be a fun DIY project!

Yeah that is definitely another option to consider! I will say, for the most part, I am happy with how the room turned out. The only thing better for my case would be having a dedicated guest bedroom ha.

Might not work with the projection screen.

@@kenyonbissett3512yeah, this one is the perfect height for me. I can use the green screen without issue.

Agreed! 👍

Appreciate the feedback! 👍🏻

This is really a “to each their own case”. I agree a wall mount would be easier to drop down and could get an even more comfy mattress. For me I need this low footprint. I have the wall behind it with green screen and the rest of the walls sound proofed for filming my hiking channel and office space for the day job. Also with the room being small a drop down might hit my ceiling fan. This allows me to have my creative office space. I still have to work around it a bit, but not as difficult as it would be with a drop down. It’s a great question. Would love to hear others opinions on this as well. 👍🏻

@@DanReviewsStuff Very good response. Makes perfect sense. I can't do a wall-bed in my apartment because I have windows or doors on every wall. (One of the reasons I'm so critical of the tendency to stick too many windows in tiny houses.) I have a convertible sofa with a 3 section fold out mattress that I liked a lot. Ideally, You can replace just the sections that bear most of your weight as needed. One size does not fit all.

It l9oks really comfortable, but I'd be worried about the mattress pads shifting around while I'm sleeping (I toss and turn a lot).

@cck6740 it’s seems like it stays nicely in place. Haven’t had anyone complain about it. But see how that could definitely be a concern.

We are loving it so far. Agree it’s pricey but with all of my camera stuff in the office and a low ceiling fan it’s hard for a typical drop down Murphy bed. Also the 6in mattress + 10 year warranty is a great note over the cheaper ones.

No one paid me, bought with my own money. It’s not a one size fits all. The wall ones I agree can be easier, but does not work with my setup unfortunately. This is a great alternative for me.

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Awesome! Thanks for hanging out! ✌🏻

I’m having a hard time figuring this out. Do you happen to have a model for your flashlight?

The seller refuses to show any data sheet or OEM info for the cells although my testing they are around 2950mah and can power high drain flashlights fine without getting too hot. Still can't recommend it though since there's no true specs for maximum discharge current and unless you get these things for free they're super overpriced.

@TechHowden thanks for sharing your opinion! Super helpful for those considering these batteries 🔋

Thanks for stopping by and seeing the video. Says a lot about the brand when they check out the reviews the community is giving 🤙

Thanks for the feedback. You said it right, perfect if you just want to carry some extra stuff!

Thanks for sharing, I have not had any issues to date and had it well over a year. Currently in the garage and regularly 80-100+ degrees with no issue. I wonder if this is one off or other experience it too?

Awesome, no problem!

Yes, this can be charged via the usb-c port. So you could get a panel like this to charge usb-a to usb-c. Lot’s of other options, this is just example. amzn.to/463Qq5M (affiliate link)

I’m not sure I understand your question. But if you are asking if I have troubles charging sometimes? No I haven’t, but it’s very important that the battery is pushed all the way down and locked in place. Otherwise it will just blink red.

@@DanReviewsStuff I meant to say, I can't seem to find charging times? How long does it take to charge batteries on these?

I wasn’t able to find exact times either but on google it came up with this which seems to align with my experience. ”The Ryobi PCG002 18V ONE+ Lithium-Ion Charger can charge a 1.5 Ah battery in as little as 45 minutes. However, the time it takes to charge a Ryobi battery can vary depending on the type and power of the battery. For example, a 1.3 Ah battery can take up to 55 minutes to charge, while a 5 Ah battery can take up to 3 hours and 20 minutes.” Hope this helps!

You’re welcome!

It’s a great question. I don’t have to proper tools to test this. But I do know the small products take little power on the meter and some of the high power products definitely show significantly higher readingings. If I had to guess I would say it’s in the ballpark of what’s being used and that’s good enough for my use case. Officially though, I’m not sure it’s true accuracy. If you find out from someone who has would love to hear about the outcome.

The listing says not to exceed 1800 watts. I have not pushed it anywhere close to that.

What are your thoughts since you have had yours much longer than I have had mine?

@@DanReviewsStuff It works well. On my test I unhooked the battery from my full size dodge ram B2500 van with a 8 cylinder. Once god mode was activated it cranked right up. I also take it and, charge it every two months to make sure it stays fully charged. I bought this for my girlfriends car, but I still make sure she has jumper cables as well. To activate God Mode turn it on. Then push down and hold the power button and then the light button. Both buttons should be held down. If done right it will activate.

@christopherhorton821 great advice, always important to make sure it’s charged. In the past have accidentally activate flashlight on a different jumper and killed the battery unknowingly.

@@DanReviewsStuff It does happen with turning something on without knowing. I myself have a lot of batteries that have to be charged. AAA and AA and C and D sizes. I also have 2 USB battery chargers. So I always have charged batteries. I usually charge those once a month to keep the charge up. These jump packs are nice, but if it's to cold or something is left on they might not work. So jumper cables are a must.

Thanks for the feedback! Yeah I love mine too! I also use some of their hiking packs too.

There is link in the description, currently they at $60. I think it really depends on if you will use the feature or not. I’ll use the d-rings quite a bit with bungies.

There is link in the description, currently they at $60. I think it really depends on if you will use the feature or not. I’ll use the d-rings quite a bit with bungies.

Still a lot for 6 screws

There is link in the description, currently they at $60. I think it really depends on if you will use the feature or not. I’ll use the d-rings quite a bit with bungies. Replied to both to make reply easier to find.

As an average person I would use it for this exact case. Picking up a mess or cleaning up some demo. What kind of use cases do you have in mind? Would be cool to learn some other use cases.

it's like a puppy seeing snow for the first time

@@imperialpresence1173 you missed it. this review is BS.

@@timothywhieldon1971he has eight times as many subscribers as you

@@imperialpresence1173 i wish i had 0 subs. im not a CC and i do not hide behind BS names. troll harder smooth brain

On the listing it says JK, JL, and JT it does not mention TJ which I think you are referring to. Looking online didn’t help much either. Sorry I can’t give solid answer on this.

Yeah that is my understanding!

It’s dollar then cents. So 15.00 is $15 and $0.15 is cents. Hope this helps!

I never knew it was a thing! So many times I was demoing random projects would have been helpful to pick up the screws!

i've learned more about new tools and techniques now than i ever did pre youtube....i've talked to people that thing the gator grip is the latest innovation