IT'S NOT A PARTY UNTIL THE BALLOONS ARRIVE!
Balloon Care Tips
These are simple tips to keep your balloon as long as possible:
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Keep your balloons away from pointy and sharp edges
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Balloons expand in hot weather, so do not leave them in a hot car, they will explode.
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In cold weather, balloons contract and appear under inflated. Once they are brought in from the cold, they will fill out.
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If balloons get rained on and start to droop, don't worry. Shake them off; they will float again when dry.
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We use latex balloons made from 100% biodegradable, natural rubber. We always treat our latex balloons, so they'll float up to 10 times longer.
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Foil balloons will float 5-14 days, depending on the size. Although foil balloons are not biodegradable, they are reusable.
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Foil balloons can conduct electricity if they come into contact with power lines. Make sure your foil balloons are always attached to a weight, and never release mylar balloons.
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To make balloons float, they're filled with helium, a non-toxic, non-flammable gas that's safe for the environment
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Don't inhale the helium because it takes the place of oxygen in your lungs, so you are unable to get the oxygen you need
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Always supervise young children, and do not allow them to play with deflated balloons.
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Properly dispose of balloons. Cut balloons with scissors directly above the knot or sealing point and immediately place in trash container.