Do it blows inflates latex balloons
902315
No! It's terrible for balloons. I got two for this purpose - ended up having to blow all the balloons (1000) by mouth because these wouldn't work.
902316
It does have a skinny tube , I used it to inflate my little brothers blow up air plane . I'm not sure if it works for balloons though
1249631
No. You just have to blow air in to the valve. It does take a lot of effort to inflate the first time. When you deflate the float, it goes faster when you squeeze the valve.
1472522
I didn't try it, but I would expect it to inflate them very well. You may need to fashion an adapter for the nozzle, as the smallest outlet is about 5/8 inch in diameter. You'll also waste a good bit of battery between balloon changes unless you switch it off in between fillings. But it should work.
912017
No it didn't. We utilized a commercial grade air compressor, at our family business, for inflating it. Sure is cute and fun. We gave it as a shower gift - highlight of the party! Our little ones did have a bounce or two. Enjoy!!!
430253
You can use any type of balloons. I have been using this thing for years and it is so easy and simple to used. It blows the balloons up in no time. I highly recommend this product.
993881
Yes. I set mine to inflate manually. It can be reset to inflate automatically again if desired.
720782
Yes...if it pumps my family inflatable pool, i am sure it will work for the water slide as they are made from the same material..... Hope that was help to you....it does not however inflate latex balloons, diff equipment for that.. Alana
222433
I have not tried it but with a clip to hold the gas in, it might. I am a retired florist. We used hi-float to make the helium last longer in a latex balloon. I am wondering if that would work even better in these balloons. Contact your local florist and see if they carry it. They should also have the clips.
90588
I don't recall that it does. I had my own. I believe this was just the balloons
470728
No...it does not come inflated. You'll need one of those tire/air pump things to inflate it.
1422507
You have to blow it up like a pool toy. But we bought 1 and returned it wouldnt stay inflated. They sent a 2nd one same problem . Cost more in return shipping we just gave up.
159950
Yes it does blow helium balloons but of course they wont stand up alone since its just air. Works really well. I'll try to upload a photo of the arch I did with it
1911757
No. You inflate it using a pump (included) and it either deflates naturally (from body pressure over time) or you open up one of the gauges to release air pressure. It has worked well for my mom and the quality of the fabric is very good. (More than you asked, I know.)
1127189
Yes the best way to inflate this is by buying a small air pump, I have a coleman one that I bought at walmart for $20 that works perfect to blow up all our inflatables.(would take a long time to blow up by mouth :) )
1727541
Lots. It just takes a little tiny bit (not a full pump) and then you squish it around in the inside of the balloon. Too much of a squirt will actually make the balloons drop because of the weight (in the mtns of CO, anyway). But really, just a little squirt and then you massage the balloon. I just found 3 balloons from November when cleaning our theater that were still inflated --- not floating, but not loosing air. It works if you are looking for something to extend the helium's "hours".
930749
There is a small plastic piece that holds the air in. To inflate you can use a handheld pump, like the kind if you were inflating a pool float. The pump is not included with this ball.
1350208
Yes it does but if it is a mattress you are trying to blow up, I would get the Coleman Quickpump. It is rechargeable, inflates & deflates. I've got 3 & have pumped up all brands of mattresses with it. And best yet, there is no manual pumping action required by you.