Can these be used with balloon clips, or is that unnecessary? I will be doing 144 balloons in one day and I need it to be easy to set up.
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.
1641276
I filled and tied the balloons before attaching to the sticks. The base is curved to fit yhe balloons, so depending on the clip size and shape it may be possible.
913651
Yes they are, but the problem that I had was I used 11" balloons and it seemed to be too heavy for that size balloon, I think with a larger balloon they would work better. It did make a really pretty sight, I had pink, silver and black balloons and I will admit I purchased cheap ones, I really believe that if I have purchased a better quality balloon they would not have fallen. Hope this helps, the lights are very nice and do make a nice show.
1293227
Great idea! They don't weigh very much... I just used a hook that twisted into the drywall... I think it said it was good for hanging things up to 10lbs so there was no issue whatsoever.
2248287
Yes, these are plain balloons that you can probably get in the dollar store. I bought them thinking they would stay up once they were inflated with helium, which they did not
1059864
I have these balloon sticks and used them for the latex balloons, and they worked great. They look to be the same sticks you would use on the small Mylar balloons too. The cup part measures slightly less than 1.5" diameter.
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.
413882
No. This fills them with air. You'd need helium to make them float. We use this for centerpieces and filling up latex balloons that we put on a "stick".
309451
They come with nice clips which hold them in place. I don't think any kind of pins would hold them.
1541574
Spikes would be ideal if you have very bouncy kids because the whole tent has a tendency to move a little. If you are planning to use with one little kid than you may be ok but a few kids can and do move the tent. Maybe use bungi cohorts with the spikes.
186971
I agree re clip on one instead. Better air movement by far. This would be cumbersome to use. You could contact the company but think you'll be happier with the clip on kind which is what I went for.
2274785
I'm not sure, the clips are a very hard plastic and are difficult to clip on to the sides of our non-inflatable. They work great, but I would be hesitant with them not clipping on something hard.
433556
I just used a simple hook. iIf you want to lower the balloon, I suggest using a bit of fishing line--it's flexible and won't break as easily as string.
1385476
If you want the balloons to float in the air then no, this uses air not Helium and really not sure if the Mylar would blow up properly with this. You could try one and see.
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.
181234
I am honestly not sure, but I don't think they will be very useful for that purpose. The reason I say this is because I do not know how you will manage to get the clip itself to stay in place. I sewed them unto a track, and clipped the track into my hair.
1450172
Yes. They come with a little clip that has a hole in it so you can hang them with that. A little hook with a string would work good.
1090388
We used our own posts to attach the pieces. We did not use the clips. My husband screwed the pieces together. Hope this helps! :o}