Blow up balloons without helium

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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.

How to make floating balloons without helium

Fill Balloon without Helium

There are a few ways to blow up long balloons. The easiest and most efficient method involves using a small hand pump, though balloons of this shape can also be inflated by mouth or even with a helium pump. Plus, you can blow up long balloons into spiral shapes with just a few extra steps.

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