Portable beddings are just some of the great things you can find at Bed Bath & Beyond. This AeroBed for instance has a height allowance that is just like any regular bed and allows you to comfortably get up and out of it.

This comfortable and unique AeroBed looks and feels like your own bed. The patented Comfort Zone Air Coil System individually adjusts and contours to your body for support where you need it most and for a better night’s sleep. Its traditional 24″ height allows you to get in and out of bed effortlessly, while the comfort control wand lets you customize the firmness level that suits you best. The quick one-touch set-up inflates your entire bed in less than three minutes at the touch of a button. Top of mattress fits standard size sheets, while the bottom supports like a box spring. Set includes an oversized carry bag, a soft fleece mattress pad and a dust ruffle for a stylish, finished look. Mattress pad and dust ruffle are machine washable.
- Twin bed measures 74″ L x 39″ W.
- Full measures 74″ L x 54″ W.
- Queen measures 78″ L x 60″ W.
Imported.

I don’t know what the deal is for this. I think they are competing against each other, on who could blow into the air mattress the fastest. And it’s rather silly since the woman is using just her own lungs to blow into it, while the male guest has the pump.

According to IMDb, this is a German comedy talk show.

The things people do on TV these days. Haha!

If I was not aware of how infomercials are, I would really think that this one is quite amazing. This is an air mattress ad made for the Taiwanese market.

Pretty convincing, huh?

I don’t think I even wanna consider trying this!

I’m not sure I heard him right, but did he say it took him five hours to blow his air mattress? I’m surprised he didn’t pass out.

Making your guest feel comfortable in your house tells something about how a good host you are. But you need not stress over taking care of them. Not every preparation has to be extravagant.   Catalogs has this following advices for preparing and decorating your guest bedroom, and I will take the one that pertains to mattresses in particular:

1. Buy the Best Bed Your Money Can Buy
Don’t give your guest the oldest, most saggy mattress you have. If you can’t afford a new bed, think about getting a quality air mattress. They’re quite comfortable and can be placed on top of a box spring, over a sofa bed mattress, or on the floor.

True, it doesn’t necessarily have to be a bed fit for a queen.  Your guest may very well stay at a hotel if that’s what they want.  But they choose to stay with you, make it worth their while; make it a visit they will remember.  And when they leave, you can just store the mattress in cabinets or use it yourself — take your pick.