What technologies are used in the manufacture of balloons to increase their durability?

Various technologies are used in the manufacture of balloons, which make it possible to increase their durability and durability. For example, some balloons are made of more durable materials, such as latex or rubber, which can withstand higher temperatures and do not burst when in contact with sharp objects. In addition, some manufacturers use special formulations for processing balloons, which help to preserve their shape and color throughout their entire service life.

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What happens if the recipient is not at home?

If the recipient cannot accept the delivery of the gift, our company provides the following actions

What should I do if the balloons burst after the courier left?

You need to take a picture of the balloons and send it to us on WhatsApp at +971-58-531-1583, as well as describe exactly what happened

What languages do your operators/managers speak?

Our managers speak English and Russian fluently

What advice can you provide on choosing balloons?

Our experts will help you decide on the size, shape and color of the balloons

Are the balloons inflated upon delivery or do they arrive inflated immediately?

We deliver the finished product so as not to waste your time.

How many balloons can fit in a car?

Up to 30 helium balloons can be placed in the passenger car sedan in the back seat.

Is it possible to inflate my balloons?

We carefully monitor the quality of our products and cannot guarantee excellent results if we work with a product unknown to us.

What is HiFloat for?

HiFloat is a protective agent that extends the flight time of helium balloons. This tool is an aqueous solution of a special non-toxic plastic that looks like glue. It is absolutely safe, and if it gets on the skin, it is easily washed off with water. While drying inside the latex balloon, HiFloat forms a protective layer - a film that helps to keep the helium inside. This protective layer significantly extends the time during which the lift force of the latex balloons is maintained. With HiFloat treatment, latex balloons stay in the air for 24 hours or more, instead of 6-12 hours without treatment.

Do you use balloons made of organic materials?

Latex balloons decompose from several months to 4 years (it depends on the quality of the balloon and the environment in which it appeared: for example, in an aqueous environment without contact with oxygen, this process proceeds more slowly than in air)