Can I blow these balloons up with helium?
1101629
No, this size balloon will not float . Only 9" balloons or greater in size will float when inflated with helium. It is best to use an air inflator for inflation.I hope this was helpful.
1101630
These particular balloons are made to be inflated with air, they are not large enough to inflate with helium and float. Balloons 9" or larger are manufactured to be filled with helium to float. Thank you.Thank you!
1123078
Yes. You can inflate two balloons at the same time. The inflator has two nozzles.
1397097
It needs to be inflated with helium. You receive it flat, you need to add air.
1619865
I haven't done it, but I am pretty confident you can use an air mattress pump or something similar. However they are really easy to blow up, easier than it looks, not a lot of air. They are a great buy, super cheap fun!
1674071
"Tank" makes me think you are asking about helium not Hi-Float. A bottle as pictures (pint?) was enough for over 100 balloons for kids day at church and tablespoon or so left. We blew them up Fri. night and they were still floating at 100% thru Sat. The key is to squeeze the balloon after putting some inside so it coats the whole inside of the balloon. Each 9" balloon took about 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon. Not sure how big a "really big" balloon is.
1818405
No, they are small enough to fit on top of a cupcake. I don't think the entire package of 72 dinosaurs would hold down a helium ballon.
1701401
You should under inflate it to about a 6' diameter. Measure the shadow it casts to get an approximation. As it ascends the helium will expand the balloon to the 20' diameter before it bursts.
702617
Yes. I bought 2 for a party and thought I'd run out with just one, but there was plenty of helium in one tank to fill about 50 balloons. I was very happy with this purchase.
1346933
I filled it with helium at local grocery store. Worked fine! But be carefull with the feet.
1902723
No they do not come with helium. I filled mines with helium after I got them
2081289
It makes the balloons last longer. You still need helium. Most of mine lasted close to a month (I was very careful to coat the entire inside surface with hi-float before filling with helium)--try not to use too much though (the product is very heavy & may actually prevent the balloons from floating). tried the same balloons with no hi-float & those only lasted 18-20 hours vs 25 to 30 days with hi-float. Great product.
430252
It is not a helium pump. Balloons do not float. I only use quarter balloon. Buy made in USA or Canada. I had some from China...awful
985220
I sure would NEVER attach anything to them. You can however write a message on the balloon itself before taking it out to fly. I would think that they are very light and the "fire" is fairly small, it may not give enough hot air to lift anything weightier than the balloon.
337354
No, only Helium will do that. These are for smaller filled latex balloons and twisting 260q balloons.
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.
413882
No. This fills them with air. You'd need helium to make them float. We use this for centerpieces and filling up latex balloons that we put on a "stick".
1385476
If you want the balloons to float in the air then no, this uses air not Helium and really not sure if the Mylar would blow up properly with this. You could try one and see.