Unique Party Congrats Foil Balloon - 45cm

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The Unique Party Congrats Foil Balloon is designed for event planners, parents, and party hosts looking to add a polished, celebratory touch to graduation parties, promotions, or milestone celebrations. Its primary benefit is the durable, high-quality foil construction that maintains its shape and gold-lettered aesthetic for the duration of your event. A key caveat is that the balloon arrives flat and requires an external helium source or manual inflation to achieve the desired floating effect.
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The product is supplied as the balloon only. You will need to provide your own ribbon or string for tying.
Yes, you can inflate it with air using a straw or hand pump, but it will not float. It will serve better as a wall decoration.
Typically, high-quality foil balloons will remain floating for several days to a week when stored in a climate-controlled environment.
Use a balloon weight attached to the ribbon to keep the balloon in a fixed position.
Yes, you can insert a straw into the valve to let the air out, fold it carefully, and store it for a future event.
Check the self-sealing valve to ensure it is closed properly; if using a straw, pinch the valve base after removing the straw to ensure it locks.
Ensure you have used helium gas; air-filled balloons will not float. If you used helium, ensure it was filled to the full 18-inch capacity.
To prepare the balloon, insert a straw or the nozzle of your helium tank into the self-sealing valve located at the base of the balloon. Inflate slowly until the balloon is firm but not overly stretched, as over-inflation may cause the seam to burst. Once inflated, the self-sealing valve keeps the gas trapped without needing to tie a knot. Keep the balloon away from sharp objects and extreme temperature changes, as cold air can cause the gas to contract, making the balloon appear deflated, while excessive heat can cause it to expand and potentially pop.