Helium Balloons

• Foil Balloons (Standard & Shaped):
• Inflate with a helium regulator (foil tip).
• Some shaped foils float perfectly.
• Others are too heavy and need extra helium-filled latex balloons for support.
• Some have loops for hanging with ribbon, while others have no loops and must be taped or used in garlands.
• Always check the product description — we test each batch and clearly note if it floats, needs support, or is decorative only.

 Latex Balloons

• Fill with a helium nozzle (latex cup) or an air pump.
• Latex is porous — helium escapes quickly.
• Add Hi-Float /balloon gel to extend float time.

Standing Balloons

Standing balloons are air-fill only and made for display, not floating.

These include:

• Standing numbers and letters
• Standing characters and themed shapes
• Walking balloons (weighted so kids can “walk” them along)
• Balloons on wheels (fun moving designs)

➡️ Inflate with a hand or electric pump. Secure to stands, weights, or bases. Perfect for photos, entrances, and themed displays.

Balloon Orbs

• Can be filled with helium (to float) or air (for garlands, stands, or hanging).
• Known for their smooth, shiny finish — ideal for modern parties, weddings, or luxury looks.

Balloon Banners (Air-Fill Only)

• Sets like “Happy Birthday” or themed word banners are always air-fill only.
• Inflate with a straw or small hand pump.
• Hang using the tabs and string / ribbon provided.
• They are decorative only and will not float.

✅ Do’s & ❌ Don’ts for Balloon Inflation

✅ Do’s

• Use the right nozzle for latex vs foil balloons.
• Read the product notes: helium-safe, needs support, has loops, or decorative only.
• Add Hi-Float/gel to latex balloons to extend float time.
• Inflate slowly and carefully.
• Supervise children — balloons can be a hazard.

 ❌ Don’ts

• Don’t try to float standing balloons, banners, walking balloons, or balloons on wheels — they are air-fill only.
• Don’t fill decorative-only shaped foils with helium — they won’t float.
• Don’t overinflate — seams and valves can burst.
• Don’t leave balloons in direct sun, heat, or near sharp objects.
• Don’t release balloons outdoors — always dispose of them responsibly.
• Don’t leave uninflated or broken balloons near children — they are a serious choking hazard.

Quick Balloon Guide

With the right method, your balloons will float high, stand tall, or decorate beautifully. From helium foils to walking balloons on wheels, each style has its own purpose — and together they create the perfect party atmosphere!