Helium Tank for Baloons
Anyone have recommendation on where to get helium tank that would be cheaper (and actually will last in the baloon) other than Michaels or Party City?
Helium Tank for Baloons
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- RFDMadeMeBuyStuff [OP]
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- kr0zet
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It might be tough, there is a shortage of compressed gas tanks and helium was in short supply for the last couple years. Where are you located?
- Macx2mommy
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There has been a helium shortage. In my city, it's pretty Michaals, Party City, Walmart, and the really expensive local shop.RFDMadeMeBuyStuff wrote: ↑ Anyone have recommendation on where to get helium tank that would be cheaper (and actually will last in the baloon) other than Michaels or Party City?
It is not the helium quality that makes balloons float longer. It is the balloon quality. Mylar balloons last a long time, but if they get lose, they are awful for the environment. Though, they are refillable and reusable for the future use (I used some balloon for 5 years of birthday parties). If you use the latex balloons, there is a sealant gel that professions use called 'Hi Float' A squirt in each balloon, rub around, and then inflate. The only bad thing is if you over fill the balloon and it explodes, it is a sticky mess.
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- RFDMadeMeBuyStuff [OP]
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