Solid Colors

You can inflate these balloons using an air pump, a helium tank, or a straw. Locate the valve (usually located at the tail of the balloon) and insert your straw or the nozzle of your inflator. Press the nozzle and slowly inflate your balloon! DO NOT overfill. Your balloon should have some creases and be tight with a little give.

Yes. You can use these balloons outdoors. A few tips: Keep them out of direct sunlight to prevent them from expanding and popping, under-inflate them to give them room to expand in heat, and be prepared to add more helium if it’s cold outside. Cool air can make your balloons look deflated.

No. You can reuse foil balloons. Just make sure to tie your balloons with ribbon when they’re first inflated and deflate them completely after use. Note: Most balloon companies only recommend a single use of their balloons.

These solid balloons are super versatile! You can tie a few different colors or shapes together to make balloon clusters, use them as decorative elements in your balloon arches and garlands, or even make a social media-worthy photo backdrop.