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12" PACKED 144 BALLOONS PER PACKAGE 12" balloons $10.50/gross ~ 18" balloons $13.50/gross
Crimping
Ribbon $4.75/500 yards Check out our Custom Imprinted Balloons Planning
a Party, Meeting or Event?
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| GET NOTICED! Giant Cloudbuster Balloons
36" Available in Red, White, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange and Purple ($2.50 each) 5 1/2" Available in Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Lime, Light Blue and White ($15.00 each) These extra large Cloudbuster Chloroprene Balloons are manufactured to professional standards. The raw materials used in producing these balloons help retard the sun's ultraviolet rays, while the slender neck makes inflation easy. Individually packaged in polybags.
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![]() Cloudbuster Special Notes: Average flying time is 8 days, which is a conservative estimate. Actual flying time will vary depending on inflation size, temperature and atmospheric conditions. Cloudbuster balloons should be brought in during the evening and bad weather including rain and wind. Helium tanks are available and can be delivered to and picked up from the event location. Because the filling and usage of any large display balloon is beyond our control, no performance or longevity guarantee can be made. Inflatables should be flown clear of poles, signs, trees, etc., to prevent damage. Repair service is not available. ABOUT LATEX BALLOONS Latex is a semi-porous material. Balloons filled with helium will deflate faster where the temperature is hotter or the altitude is higher. The helium (and even air) in full sun will expand and may pop the balloon if filled completely and due to heat will deflate quicker. Balloons last longest in indoor cool environments. Darker colored balloons, metallic and iridescent balloons will last longer due to having more pigment which retards gas loss. Ask us about Hi-Float -- a product which can be sprayed into helium filled balloons before they are inflated to prolong your balloon's floating time. Balloons filled with air last longer than helium filled balloons because helium is a thinner gas.
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