Helium for balloons in Toronto?

[Raven_007]

Does anyone know which stores sell small helium tank(s) that can be used to inflate 50-100 balloons? Preferably South West Toronto stores.

[CSAgent]

Party Packagers for one, and other party shops. Look in your local Yellow Pages.

You can rent a helium tank. You can't just "buy" a helium tank, there's regulations in place for that.

[BD006]

Party Packagers for one, and other party shops. Look in your local Yellow Pages.

You can rent a helium tank. You can't just "buy" a helium tank, there's regulations in place for that.

Umm, yes you can. Wal-Mart sells a package/bundle that includes a small tank and balloons, and I remember Sam's club used to sell something similar.

[Raven_007]

Umm, yes you can. Wal-Mart sells a package/bundle that includes a small tank and balloons, and I remember Sam's club used to sell something similar.

Thanks,
I'll try Walmart.
Tried a couple of local party stores and Costco, none of them have it right now.

Party Packagers for one, and other party shops. Look in your local Yellow Pages.

You can rent a helium tank. You can't just "buy" a helium tank, there's regulations in place for that.

I did find one place in Yellow Pages that rents, but they need an ID. I'm not sure I want to give out my private info to get a helium tank. Even if I pay cash. What's so special about helium that stores wouldn't sell it and just rent it? Is it the tank being too expensive?

[CSAgent]

Thanks,
I'll try Walmart.
Tried a couple of local party stores and Costco, none of them have it right now.



I did find one place in Yellow Pages that rents, but they need an ID. I'm not sure I want to give out my private info to get a helium tank. Even if I pay cash. What's so special about helium that stores wouldn't sell it and just rent it? Is it the tank being too expensive?

The big tanks costs a lot of $, the info is probably in case you don't return it so they know who to track down.