How To Inflate Your Balloons:
All latex and foil balloons are suitable for filling with air or helium (with the exception of air fill only letters, numbers, and script words as indicated in the product description).
Helium:
If you want balloons to float, they must be filled with helium. Helium float time varies based on elements and altitude etc. Most standard latex balloons will float for 6-8 hours indoors at room temperature. Mylar (foil) balloons will float for up to 5 days at room temperature. If you need your latex balloons to float for a longer period of time we recommend adding Ultra Hi Float to your balloons before inflation.
Air Fill:
To fill balloons with air we recommend using a simple handheld air pump! Although balloons filled with air will not float they will last longer and can be enjoyed for weeks. You can hang them from ceilings, create arches, sprinkle them around a room, or form multiple balloons into shapes and photo backdrops! The possibilities are endless.
Air Fill Only Balloons:
All of our 16″ rose gold numbers, letters, and symbols are air fill ONLY! These are not manufactured to accept helium but they do include tabs for hanging. We recommend tying them to an inflated balloon and let them dangle down or form words using multiple letters in the shape of a banner! You can also attach them to walls or other balloons using double sided tape or string!
Warning:
Children under the age of eight can choke or suffocate on uninflated or broken balloons. Adult supervision is required. Dispose of broken balloons at once and keep uninflated balloons away from children.
Balloon Awareness:
Always use weights to prevent accidental release and always dispose of latex and mylar balloons. Quickly (and quietly) deflate balloons by cutting a small hole just above where it is tied or sealed before disposing.
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