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Set up the inflatable by inflating it and filling its water reservoir. Then attach a garden hose to the archway connection — water pressure from the hose activates the built-in sprayer.

Most listings indicate no assembly required. Inflatable items typically need simple setup: inflate, fill with water, and attach a garden hose to the sprayer connection.

Play features include built-in slides and activity pools, a water‑sprayer arch, coral ring‑toss and seashell ball‑toss games, floating figures that stay upright, water‑squirting characters, water‑activated reveal toys, and pump‑launched air boats.

Most items are non‑electrical and do not require batteries—many are pump‑ or water‑activated. Product listings that include power details typically show 'No Battery Used' for toddler cups and similar items.

Common materials shown across listings are PVC (for inflatables and some float toys), ABS plastic (for certain pool toys and figures), stainless steel (for insulated bottles and tumblers), and silicone or other plastics (for sippy‑cup parts and lids).

Listing ages span toddler to early childhood. Example manufacturer recommendations shown include 12 months and up, 2 years and up, 3 years and up, 4 years and up, and 5 years and up.