How do I seal these balloons?

It depends. Some of these balloons are self-sealing. This means that as air is forced through the valve, the pressure opens and closes the valve. However, most 5-inch and 14-inch balloons require heat-sealing. You’ll need an impulse sealer or even a flat iron or curling iron to seal these balloons. We’ll specify whether your balloon is self-sealing or heat-sealing on each product page.

Can I fill these balloons with helium?

These 5-inch balloons and 9-inch balloons are specifically designed to be filled with air, not helium. Unlike other foil or Mylar balloons, they will not float with helium.

What can I do with air-filled-only balloons?

You can do almost anything you’d do with helium balloons! Create unique arches, columns, bouquets, centerpieces, wall and ceiling decor, and other balloon arrangements. You can add wholesale latex balloons to fill out your designs.

Why choose air-filled balloons over helium balloons?

They’re more cost-effective than helium options yet still provide design versatility. Helium prices have increased significantly due to the ongoing global helium shortage. Air-fill designs are great alternatives because air is readily available and less expensive than helium. These balloons also come in a range of styles, colors, and sizes.