How do you tie the balloons? Does this device help you do that?
613897
No, the device doesn't tie the balloons. If you slide the balloon down the nozzle you are left with plenty of "tail" to tie with no problems. I've done several hundred in a day with no issues.
613898
The compressor blows the balloons up but you have to remove them to tie the ends.
1378492
I filled a 11 inch balloon and twisted tied the balloon as instructed and it is still inflated 6 days later. I will continue to monitor. The first balloon did not stay inflated but I did not follow the instructions.
2247252
They're just knotted, so you unknot the loose one and tie it tighter. Easy peasy!
1932934
using the pump only fills the balloons with air.. they will not float in the air. to make balloons float in the air you have to fill them with helium..
1397096
You need to put helium in it yourself. I recommend doing it day before or day of party.
1839214
There is a small loop on front of the raft that you can use to tie a rope to it. Take a look at the photo for more details.
1932936
Same answer as the others. It pumps the air that's in the room into the balloon. You can rent a Helium tank to inflate balloons that will float in the air. If you want to use Helium make sure the balloons are made for that.
1641275
I just tied ours and they assemble quickly. I think it might be difficult for the balloons to sit evenly if they are clipped. They are easy to use and I wish I had discovered the product sooner.
121218
I've never tried in foil balloons but the principal should be the same. Hi-Float reminds me of Elmers glue, you put a bit inside, press and rub to coat the inside, inflate the balloon and the Hi-Float helps keep the gas/air from escaping. I'd say try 1 and see.
1484774
My Grandsons figured out how it works. I do not believe they have instructions. You might Google it online to find the instructions. Sorry I am not more help.
1489417
I wish I could answer your question but I am the Gramma, I gave this to my grandson & I have no clue as to how to connect anything to anything. All I know is that my grandson found this copter hard to control. Plus, he said the battery did not last long. It looks like a fun toy but, in the end, I really don't think it works well.
92001
No. You'd have to make something that would work. I suggest a string tether of some sort.
1573046
The balloon is made of plastic, and these are meant to hang up from some place. We inserted a wooden dowel into our balloon so it would stand up on a table. Hope this helps.
430253
You can use any type of balloons. I have been using this thing for years and it is so easy and simple to used. It blows the balloons up in no time. I highly recommend this product.
185907
If you are hanging it on some sort of office wall divider such as this --> http://i21.geccdn.net/site/images/n-picgroup/1152.jpg. then 'yes ' with some ingenuity ... If it is just a piece of fabric (say, a sheet) then 'no '. It will be heavy, add the pages to insert and you've got something to keep your helium balloons from getting out of reach.
1385255
It will be time consuming but I think it will work. I blew up quite a few and it did a great job. The balloons won't float like Helium filled ones but I used sticky tac and stuck them to the ceiling that way with curling ribbon tails hanging down. You could order two pumps and have another person help you blow them up.
1120630
you can simply fill your own balloon with flower, that is all these are. I may have "helped" a year too late.