Filling balloons

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Looking for fun and creative Easter basket ideas that are a little more exciting than the regular basket? Here are 25 fun twists on the typical Easter basket that are great for kids of all ages and perfect ideas for both boys and girls!

Planning to decorate your party or event with an air-filled balloon column, arch or garland? You want to know how long before the event you can safely blow up the balloons. #partydecorations #balloonguide #bloonsup

Hi! I've been asked to fill four large clear balloons with confetti and smaller balloons. I don't have a balloon stuffing machine so looking for any advice on how I could do the above. Many thanks.

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.

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No helium? No problem! Decorating with balloons without helium is easy, and the results are stunning. Here are 7 ideas to get you started.

When we saw we could blow up balloons using only two household items, we had to try it out ourselves.