Can this be used on balloons?
285293
That's a very good question which I don't have an answer to. However, I would certainly try it and if it worked, it would be amazing. I still can't believe how quick and easy it was/is to pump up exercise balls!
285294
I would imagine it could be used on balloons- pumps air on the push & pull motions very well. I personally use a small helium tank from the party store- and keep it on hand.( one of those tanks lasts at leat a year).
285295
YES!!! I just tried it. What a great idea and use for this too. Thanks for the thought.
401964
Yes, you would put the tip of balloon over pump and spray the liquid inside balloon before inflate them.
934030
No, they are much more durable than just a balloon. They are thicker and stronger than that material. They do really work well and don't break the bank.
1472520
Yes, I think it would. As you can see in the picture there are 3 different sized nozzles, so I'm sure you could fit the end of a balloon on one of them, and leave yourself some room after blowing up to tie it off.
2248284
I would imagine you can as long as you can control the nozzle on the balloon.
1818406
I would say a regular balloon would do fine but they are small and lightweight so you might need a couple for a helium balloon.
2123782
Yes but only 50, I recommend buying a 300+ pack. The 50 is a great start though just for figuring it. I have used 4 different brands of balloons and all worked.
422331
Yes it works on all balloons I just make an flower arch for my daughter birthday using 9" balloons I've also used 5" 11" 7" balloons as well with out any problems
337354
No, only Helium will do that. These are for smaller filled latex balloons and twisting 260q balloons.
1221139
It certainly produces enough air to do that however the pressure could easily overinflated - pop- regular size balloons and it tends to get hot after about 10 minutes. Its terrific for pool toys and rafts
1831284
The tying portion would work regardless of what you fill the balloon with, but the filling portion is only for water. I think you can buy the tying portion as a separate item - search for "tie-not". Here is one: http://www.amazon.com/Tie-Not-Water-Balloon-Tying-Tool/dp/B004S2HYNW/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1402014283&sr=8-3&keywords=tie-not
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I only used it on the thin balloons. I'm sure it will also work on the other sizes. However, it was really hard to get it to even blow up the thin balloons without exerting a lot of effort and taking a long time. I wouldn't recommend this as the best method. I'm sure there are way better pumps out there.
2248285
Although I was quite dissappointed with using this pump for an inflatable swimming pool, I think it should work just fine for balloons. (I don't have any balloons to test it...)
1238978
I don't know about helium. We used them as water balloons for the kids to bounce on.
78753
Funny you should ask. I use this bow in my children's birthday party facility.to shoot apples out of a tree.in one of my carnival games. And they shoot far and fast. To answer your question ...NO it will not pop a balloon.
913650
I believe that's the purpose for which they're intended, though i haven't tried them in balloons. They would easily fit inside a balloon and are light weight enough for the balloon to still float. Hope that helps!
760423
yes, but you will have to use a different adhesive. They come with "crazy" glue. You'll need a flexible adhesive like "goop" to make them work on an inflatable board.