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It’s no secret we love a balloon, foiled, confetti, orb we love them all! But we know as much as you, confetti balloons can be a little tricky to get perfect the first-time round! Which is why we’ve put together a little ‘how to’ to give you all the information you need to blow up your confetti balloons.
Just to note, if your filling up our confetti balloons we advise you use a mixture of air & helium, try filling the balloons with a few puffs of air & then the rest helium. Don’t worry if before they’re blown up these balloons look a little dull or misty coloured, once blown up they’ll become clear!
Blow a few puffs of air into the balloons using your mouth. Then, attach the balloon to the helium tank (as shown below) and inflate the rest of the balloon with helium. If once your balloon is inflated it doesn’t float or go transparent, this means there isn’t enough helium added & you’ll need to add a little more.
Tie a knot in the end of the balloon to seal the air in.
DIY Confetti Balloons | How to Make Confetti Balloons | Ginger Ray
Words byGinger RayJune 30, 2021
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Just to note, if your filling up our confetti balloons we advise you use a mixture of air & helium, try filling the balloons with a few puffs of air & then the rest helium. Don’t worry if before they’re blown up these balloons look a little dull or misty coloured, once blown up they’ll become clear!
Step 1 : How To Inflate The Balloon
Blow a few puffs of air into the balloons using your mouth. Then, attach the balloon to the helium tank (as shown below) and inflate the rest of the balloon with helium. If once your balloon is inflated it doesn’t float or go transparent, this means there isn’t enough helium added & you’ll need to add a little more.
Step 2 : Seal Your Balloon
Tie a knot in the end of the balloon to seal the air in.