I'm completely unfamiliar with this product. Do you use it along WITH helium? Or by itself?
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You put the balloon on the end of the pump, pump a little into the balloon and then rub it around inside the balloon. Then you add helium as normal.
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With our Ultra HiFloat your latex balloons will stay inflated up to 25 times longer when you add the liquid to your balloons before filling with helium. The 16 ounce container includes a pump dispenser and covers about 100 eleven inch balloons.
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This product is a liquid solution, almost like a glue that seals the balloon so when you ADD helium to it the helium lasts much longer because the seal is preventing the helium from leaving the balloon.
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This product goes into the balloon first. It coats the inside and allows for the balloon to stay inflated longer. Then you fill the balloon with Helium.
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Its to help keep the helium in the balloon longer. Mine lasted about a week. Still need helium.
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I don't know...I bought a helium tank that comes with some balloons at party city and filled these up also...they last a long time.
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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".
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No,it's only an air compressor.You need to use Helium to make balloons float.
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"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.
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I'm not sure. I don't have a Helium. I have the juice pack. There are insert for all sort of the Mophie, I just don't know which.
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Be VERY CAREFUL using Hydrogen.That is what was used in the Hindenburg and we all know what hapened to it..
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It does not come with helium, you would need to get it filled at the party store.
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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).
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I'm not sure I just started doing balloons by 2 weeks agoso I'm still learning I would check into a localWelding Supply Company for gas it comes in a tankfor large amounts of Balloons a possible helium I would definitely go with a tankthat's what I'm planning onb
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Using this balloon would be overkill. Way too big. Our balloon burst before it reached it's full size. There was just a slight breeze but it twisted a lot in the breeze. We didn't even use helium and we had a hard time keeping it on the ground. I have no idea how much helium you would need, but we spent several hours using an air compressor and it didn't reach full capacity, only about 15 ft.
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When pushed the helium is dispensed into the balloon. There is a pressure value that automatically stops when the foil mylar balloon is filled to prevent it from popping.
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I tried with smaller balloons and it didn't work since the hi-float substance was much heavier than the amount of helium inside the balloon.
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I don't know about helium. We used them as water balloons for the kids to bounce on.
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Yes. It arrives filled. However, the ratio of helium to other gas is suspect, as the balloons don't float for very long.
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I use this balloon pump for inflating Qualitex latex twisting balloons. I do not fill any balloons with helium.