When swimming, the inflator of the swimming ring is facing the surface of the water, and the valve i

Probably not, but the gas will keep leaking.

It's not just a swimming ring, it's a design. The outer plug can't stop the air from pouring out at all, and the inner seal is to prevent air leakage. This design is very good, it can take in the air, but not the out.

Summary. When you breathe, your mouth gets water because you don't exhale completely underwater, and you are not skilled in the essentials of raising your head to inhale.

When you breathe, your mouth gets water because you don't exhale completely underwater, and you are not skilled in the essentials of raising your head to inhale.

Hope mine is helpful to you.

Have a great day.

If you look up and inhale, you will fall into the water with a mouth, and you will <> into the water. It is normal for water to enter the mouth during swimming, and professional athletes cannot guarantee that no water will enter the mouth every time they breathe. If you get a lot of water in your mouth every time you dig in, you can improve on the following areas:

1.Don't open your mouth underwater, exhale slowly through your nose. (Wait until the breathing is natural, and then consider adding the mouth to exhale) 2

Make sure that the mouth is at the height of the water when you inhale, but not too high, which will affect the swimming style (do not inhale through the nose)3Don't exhale underwater, leave a little exhalation on the surface (you can spit out a small amount of water that goes into your nose and mouth).

How to inflate a swimming ring:

First inflated the front air bag (there is ** for the front), pull out the air valve from the air bag, open the air valve cover, insert the air tube into the air tube and press against the swimming ring air valve, pinch it with the female finger and index finger, and fill the air volume to 6 percent (pinch the inflated air bag with your fingers, about 2kg of force, and press down about one finger deep on the female finger surface, which is 6 percent of the air volume).

Recharge the reverse side of the airbag to reach 9% of the total volume, plug the valve cover tightly with both fingers, and then press the air valve into the airbag.

Note: Inflation should be done slowly.

Buying tips

It is very important that the life-saving equipment is broken when swimming, so don't be careless. The general inflatable swimming ring is just a kind of water inflatable toy, which is different from the lifebuoy, and the real lifebuoy and life jacket have clear requirements for the physical and chemical properties of foam and plastic used in the production, and the strength and hardness of the product have certain specifications.

So it's best to see if there is a safety mark when buying. Self-made life-saving equipment must ensure that the material is resistant to wear and tear and has good buoyancy.

Here's how to inflate a swimming ring:Materials to prepare: swimming rings, towels, straws.

1. Wipe the inflatable port of the swimming ring clean to prevent foreign objects from clogging.

2. Gently pull out or push out the inflatable valve to make it protrude on the surface of the swimming ring, and open the plug.

3. Insert the straw vertically into the valve, push the straw slightly hard to open the inside of the valve, or make the straw pass through the valve into the inner tank of the swimming ring, and start to blow in.

4. After filling, pinch the part where the straw is connected to the inflatable port, pull out the straw from the mouth, and cover the swimming ring soft plug in time to prevent air leakage.

Nowadays, inflatable items generally have a reed to prevent gas from pouring in, which is open inward, and when the gas leaks out, it will block the air holes.

Understand this truth, when you deflate, you can use a clip or toothpick or other fine object to reach through the air hole and press it inward, so that the air will be defacted much faster, hehe.

Go directly to the swimming pool and let the family rush down It should be enough for a while, and it shouldn't be expensive, if you meet a good Samaritan, it's free, I'm going to rush there.

...This kind of problem is so tangled, there are special inflatables, but will people laugh at going to the swimming pool with a swimming ring,

What kind of swimming ring do you use to go to the pool, get a float board and learn to swim.

Go buy a special inflatable tool.

Find someone with a large lung capacity to blow it for you.

The swimming ring has a plastic inflatable port, which is the one that protrudes outward, and you can buy a pump to inflate the balloon. It can also be taken to the swimming pool to inflate.

Probably not......Or you go buy an inflator to blow up a balloon--

Try it with your bike's inflator cylinder.