Helium balloons diy

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Graduation season has also become a peak time of helium shortage due to the high demand of floating balloons. As a party decor company, we feel an obligation to prevent over-using helium as we have figured out many other ways to make balloons float on ceiling.

Never use a helium tank again.

After seeing a Facebook post about how you can blow up balloons without using helium, we wanted to try this trick for ourselves because, really, how

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No helium? No problem! Decorating with balloons without helium is easy, and the results are stunning. Here are 7 ideas to get you started.

DIY Projects to Try - I'm always in awe and inspired by creative people. Today I'm sharing a collection of some of the favorite DIY projects and ideas that I've recently found.

What's better? Renting a helium tank or buying a disposable one? There are pros and cons for both options. In general, you get more helium for a lower price when you rent a tank. Click the image to read the full comparison. #balloonguide #bloonsup

Forgot to buy balloons weights! Check out this easy weight diy. Perfect for all balloons including giant Balloons.

Neat and cheap!