Balloon Care

WHAT TO DO (AND NOT DO!) WITH YOUR BALLOONS

Here are a few tips! 

THE WEATHER

Cold affects helium balloons.

Helium floats due to it being thinner than air, but when it gets cold it makes it dense and therefore heavier than air, causing it to shrivel and sink.

Our Bubble Balloons are made of a thicker material, meaning they’re a lot more durable and can withstand the cold on their travels.

If you’re ordering our inflated Foil Balloons, please be aware they may look a little less plump on arrival.

Once returned to the warmth, you’ll hear them start to make little popping noises where the helium is expanding the foil balloon back to its rightful state

WHAT YOUR BALLOON DOESN’T LIKE

Please do not open hour box with a pair of scissors!

or let your balloon bob along through your house.

• Key things your balloon will not like:

Coming into contact with sharp or hot objects

Sharp claws etc

Being dragged through doorways

Getting trapped in car boots or doors

Big or little hands that forget to hold on tight

Extreme weather