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Balloon Time Helium Kit: the Party Must-Have Balloon Time Helium Kit: The Party Must-Have Balloon Time Helium Kits provide the convenience of filling balloons anytime, anywhere to instantly transform an everyday space into a celebration. Standard Kit includes: • Portable, lightweight, easy-to-use, recyclable helium tank (8.9 ft3 helium) • 30 vibrant, assorted color 9” latex balloons • Spool of white curling ribbon Standard helium tank fills approximately: 27 - 30, 9” latex balloons, or 14 - 16, 11” latex balloons, or 14 - 16, 18” Mylar/foil balloons Use ideas: • Perfect for birthdays, graduations, weddings, baby showers, game day, school events, fund-raisers and more • Create bouquets, centerpieces, party favors, arches, columns, photo backdrops and more • Mix and match colors to create your perfect party theme • Use tank once to fill many balloons or multiple times with a few balloons at each occasion How To Inflate Balloons 1. Open the green valve by turning it counter-clockwise, 1 2 3 four full turns. 2. Slide balloon onto the black nozzle. 3. Hold balloon tightly onto black nozzle and push down to release helium into the balloon. Remove balloon and tie knot. ©2014, Worthington Cylinder Corp. 1114 How To Safely Loosen Valve Valves are closed tightly to keep helium from leaking out. Sometimes it may be necessary to use a small towel 1 to start2 the valve. 3 1. To loosen the green valve and allow helium to release, turn the valve counter-clockwise. 2. If it won’t budge, use a small towel for a stronger grip. Cover the green valve with a folded towel and turn counter-clockwise. 3. Continue opening the valve by hand. FAQ Is Balloon Time safe? Yes, please follow all warnings on the carton and tank. Do not inhale helium or put any part of the tank in your mouth or nose. Keep out of the reach of children and discard broken balloons immediately. Some balloons are made of natural rubber latex, which may cause allergic reactions. How long will helium-filled balloons float? Latex balloons will float approximately 5-7 hours; Mylar/foil balloons will float approximately 4 days. High temperature, humidity and altitude will decrease balloon size and float time. How can I make balloons float longer? You can purchase a product called ULTRA HI- FLOAT to add an additional 1-4 weeks of float time depending on balloon size. Can I refill the Balloon Time tank? No, the tanks are non-fillable. Attempting to refill can lead to injury or death. Please recycle. How do I store the tank? Close the green valve tightly by turning clockwise, and store in a cool, dry place. Does helium expire? No, helium does not expire. You must close the valve tightly or helium will leak over time. Are Balloon Time tanks recyclable? Yes, Balloon Time tanks are fully recyclable. Contact your local waste authority for instructions or visit BalloonTime.com/recycle. CONTACT US 877-324-4091 – US Toll Free 614-438-7927 [email protected] BalloonTime.com ©2014, Worthington Cylinder Corp. 1114.
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