Can you get inside of it and crawl? Like a hamster ball.
1571500
It's kinda like that 2 holes to get in n out p.... We hAve a hill in the backyard so we jut pulled it to the top, put my slaughter in it then gave her a push
1571501
An adult is too big to fit inside entirely, but smaller kids can. The opening doesn't close, though. We used it at a birthday party and all the kids just put their bodies inside with their feet sticking out and then ran around smashing into each other. Lol.
2157644
The weights are held in there really well. Crab walks would probably be fine. Bear crawls would probably be more difficult unless you found some way to cinch it together. In the bear crawl position, there's not much to keep it from sliding forward other than friction, even if you cinch the straps. My guess is that it would start to slide pretty quick.
1622850
Very. There is a Velcro area on one side that opens and can easily slide out the inside.
1250437
I don't know that it would unless it crawled through it or somehow got enough on it's body to dehydrate the little creature. I know this works exceptionally well with crawling things, because the insects crawl through the stuff and it basically is like getting cut all over and drying out until dead. Knats/Nats fly, so you might try, but I don't believe it would be as successful.
1822897
The whole item is made of plastic, so water should be no problem. Rain would have to blow horizontal through the opening in order to get in the crawl space, but have never seen that done or heard of it being a problem before.
917695
I had to crawl up on the bed to make it, or I would make my son do it and I would have to help w the fitted from the bottom. Not too bad though.
1412278
No, you can't climb inside. First off, the opening is only about three inches in diameter - big enough to fill with a shop vacuum to inflate the balloon, but not much bigger. Secondly, you'd definitely break the balloon - it isn't stronger than a regular birthday balloon once it's blown up. Thirdly, you'd risk death by suffocation, but, considering reasons 1 & 2, you won't get that far.
1037786
Not really. There is a removal foot floor and only one door opens. You can push him around like a stroller.
835907
You can if you want the strong smell trash and rotting flesh. I would not hang inside.
2123182
Well yeah, it's a one way suction, I mean once something is sucked up it's trapped inside. I'm pretty sure that soft things like spiders would be messed up or squished in the suction process too.
726938
Yes, they can crawl in all kinds of ways, actually. The key is to have the right mix of materials. When my compost is mostly food scraps, then we get critters. When I add more green or brown material - yard clippings, leaves, etc. - then they go away. This bin is a just a heavy duty (HEAVY) sheet of plastic with holes in it. No bottom, no top. Included are 5 fasteners that easily applied or removed. It stands up better than I expected. Over time, the compost within the bin will form itself into a 'cake' - start the pile with yard clippings, leaves and other green/brown matter to do this - it will look like a bird's nest. When the fasteners are removed, the compost remains in the cake form. You can use a shovel at this point. I had 2 bins side by side, but ended up taking one down. I removed the fasteners and shoveled the matter into the main bin - it was cool to see how all of the matter I had dumped in had become rich, dark soil within 6mos. If you want fast-producing, smellier compost then you will want to purchase a barrel of some sort. I prefer this open air bin which allows for airflow and takes much longer to decompose all of the matter. When the pile gets too wet, I add some paper shred. When it is too dry, I add food scraps or spray the waterhose on it. Last night, there were too many flies b/c of the food scraps so I dumped the vacuum cleaner canister on it plus a bunch of dryer lint. Tell your friends you have a compost pile and they will gladly give you food scraps. A co-worker brings me her weekly food scraps. My brother brings a 5 gallon bucket of food scraps every 2 weeks to dump. A baker friend gave me 8 dozens egg shells. I'm going to let my compost keep building another 6-9mos before I start using it in my garden.
1797929
Yes it can. I just did it in fact. Takes a little muscle but not too bad as you are sliding up on an angle.
198431
It's not easy...it's kind of awkward...but it's doable. 2 adult ladies were able to maneuver it down a hallway (not stairs) but we were able to slide it a little on carpet.
1794851
This is the size of a cinder block height, and attaches from the inside, so there is no way that you'd be able to crawl through, or access, the space.
1172843
The whole thing doesn't slide easily as it seems to have rubber feet. If you removed those it might be possible, but then you'd have it slide around on you when you didn't want it to.
597804
There are small ventilation holes. I guess its possible. Bed bugs can get into just about anything. Ugh!
2235795
The short answer is yes. The long answer is No matter what, you're going to have to open something to get in to it, and the potential for bugs to get in will exist. That being said, I have visible swarms of Mosquitos at my house, and they do not get inside from our quick zips in and out. Our 75lb dog likes to "let" herself out as well by crawling under the zipper, which invariably opens it up a bit, and even then I've never noticed an increased bug count. This thing is great, can't reccomend it highly enough!