Here are a few tips for storing and using your balloons to keep them in top condition for your event

• Helium filled balloons (foils and latex) will expand and contract with temperature changes. Try and keep your balloons in a location with a consistent temperature
• High temperatures can pop your balloons and low temperatures will cause them to deflate.
• Latex (rubber) balloons can become cloudy due to heat or sunshine.
• Sharp objects, rough surfaces and static can pop your balloons.
• Latex balloons are made from natural rubber and may cause allergic reactions.
• Foil balloons may conduct electricity so do not allow to come into contact with overhead electricity lines.
• Helium filled balloons will float away if released so please ensure that weights are secure or the balloons are tied to something.
• Never inhale helium
• WARNING – keep uninflated balloons away from children and throw away broken/burst balloons immediately to avoid a choking hazard.
• Please dispose of your helium balloons responsibly. Pin it and Bin it!