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First, always clean your float after use. Rinse it with fresh water to remove chlorine, saltwater, or dirt—these substances can damage the material over time. Avoid using harsh cleaners; a mild soap and soft cloth are enough. Second, dry it thoroughly before deflating and storing. Moisture trapped inside can lead to mold and mildew, which weaken the PVC or TPU material. Third, deflate it properly: don’t over-squeeze or fold it aggressively, as this can cause tears or creases that turn into leaks. Fourth, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. UV rays are one of the biggest enemies of inflatable products, as they can fade colors and break down the material. Finally, avoid over-inflating your float. Follow the recommended inflation level to prevent stress on the seams and valves, which can lead to leaks.