Will this pump inflate latex balloons?
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I would not recommend it for that. This is best for large volume items like air mattresses, pool floats, etc.
2230913
I don't think so. Champagne "bubbles" can generate quite a bit of pressure from the released CO2, and I don't think the latex balloon is anywhere strong enough to hold in that pressure. In my hands the balloon failed most times with use in regular (non carbonated) wine.
1173527
Yes, if you have a cone adapter, but you won't need it. Just inflate slowly by mouth, takes 10 min
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 :) )
223522
Depending on the size of the balloon. It will inflate about 100 average size balloons. This is not a full size tank. I did not know that or I would not have bought it.
1952895
I would think so. I used it to inflate an exercise ball and it worked fine.
1032028
A hand pump will work as long as it has a nozzle that tapers to about 3/8". However, these take a LOT of air, so small hand pumps will take a LONG time to fill it. We recommend a high volume air pump, like our Exercise Ball Air Pump (which can be used to fill any large inflatables, as well).
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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".
1060717
Yes, I believe so. I even use it to inflate my kids sport balls by adding a small needle adapter to it. Very useful!
337354
No, only Helium will do that. These are for smaller filled latex balloons and twisting 260q balloons.
652327
yes, make sure you get the needle that you attach to the pump so you can insert it the balls to fill with air.
1674070
Hi Sabrina, can you tell me the size of the balloon and is it a latex or mylar? Also, keep in mind that there are different size tanks available. Just a note in regards to a latex balloon, if it is very large then you need to be very careful and not over fill as it could pop and to fill you are in close contact with it. I would wear eye protection such as goggles. I have blown up heavy duty (feels more like rubber) balloons that when filled it was almost 5 feet tall. Caution must be taken. Anyway, additional information as to the size will help me better answer your question. ~ Barbie
34847
I don't see why not. I was surprised at how little air it took to inflate. My beach ball used more air.
2069090
Yes, you can use it to inflate a low tire. We use it without the Slime all the time, just as an air pump.
53351
It will. I suggest you put the high float in the balloon, then inflate it. Wait for a few minutes, deflate the balloon, add the paper, and then fill will helium.
1174830
It is supposed to be able to. We have not used this inflation pump yet and hope to this next weekend when we go fishing and inflate our pontoon boat. However, we were able to switch the end of the valve to what the pontoon boat required. We also will switch it back when we use our inflatable kayak and use the pump for that. Hope this helps!
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Yes it would, however its not meant for that. therefore understand going in that you will have to get a routine with the pump thats comfortable. I would use something more geared for the blowing up of balloons. Either way I like this pump on my blow up boat as an assistant.