I've had to get rid of my bed and my couch cause of issues with bedbugs in my apt building. about 3 months ago i got rid of my couch and had nothing to sleep on so i went to walmart that afternoon and got me an airbed, I got one with a built in pump, it worked great for a while but now when i sleep at night it will deflate, not all the way which is nice since i have hip implants and would rather not have to get up from the floor all the time. and when i get up to go to the bathrm at night its lower than it was when i went to sleep. i find it annoying cause its not like i can blow it back up in the middle of the night cause my neighbors might complain since its loud, so i blow it up before i go to sleep. it didnt use to do that when i first got it. there is no holes in it, at least not that i know of. i cant get a regular bed cause if theyre still in the building they will nest on my mattress, i got the air bed on purpose so it couldnt do that and i havent seen bugs in months cause of it.any suggestions on how to keep it from deflating?
I happen to have the same problem, and I looked this up this morning:
https://3beds.com/how-to/finding-air-leaks/
My mattress is 19" think so it takes more than one night to go flat. That also means fitted sheets don't fit, so bedding has to be tied down.