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Balloonee Setup Made Simple

Celebrations Made Easy
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1. Unbox and Prepare

Ensure all components are included. Attach the black nozzle tightly to the tank.

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2. Open the Valve

Ensure the black nozzle is securely fixed. Then rotate the green valve counter-clockwise to open the tank.

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3. Attach the Balloon

Place the balloon on the black nozzle securely.

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4. Inflate the Balloon

Gently press the nozzle downwards to inflate. Avoid overinflation.

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5. Tie the Balloon

Remove the balloon from the nozzle and tie it tightly with a ribbon.

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6. Close and Store

Turn the green valve clockwise to close. Store the tank safely.

How to Use Balloonee Helium Tank

Watch this quick video to learn how to easily and safely inflate balloons using the Balloonee helium tank. Perfect for all your celebrations! Happy ballooning!

Troubleshooting your Balloonee Helium Tank

Is the green handle tight and wont budge to open the valve? The valve is kept tightly closed to avoid the helium gas from leaking. Simply use a small folded towel to get a better grip on the handle. Turn it counter clockwise to loosen the valve.

How to Check If your Balloonee Helium Tank is Empty

Turn the green handle on top of valve counter-clockwise, then 4 full press the black nozzle downwards to release the gas pressure. If you don’t hear a hissing sound like ‘PSSSSTTT’ It means it’s time for a new tank!

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Balloons Can I Inflate With My Helium Tank?

You can fill foil/mylar and latex balloons with our helium tanks. If you use other types of balloons, ensure they're compatible with helium. Remember, the balloon size will affect how many you can inflate with one tank.

Why Aren't My Balloons Floating?

Several factors can affect the float time of balloons, such as using different balloons than those provided in the kit, incorrect inflation, or external conditions like temperature and humidity.

How Can I Make My Balloons Float Longer?

Inflate balloons to the correct size and tie them securely. For latex balloons, you can use a product like Balloonee Floatee to minimize helium loss. Attach ribbons correctly to help maintain the float.

How Should I Dispose Of An Empty Tank?

Our helium tanks are non-refillable but made of recyclable steel. Check your local recycling guidelines or our instructions manual for safe disposal.

MyTank Is Open, But Balloons Won't Inflate. What Now?

Ensure the green valve is fully open by turning it four times counterclockwise. Then, place the balloon over the nozzle and press down to inflate. For more help, contact us or refer the above How to use instruction video.

Why Did My Tank Not Fill As Many Balloons As Expected?

Each tank has a bit more helium than needed for the stated number of balloons, but factors like using different or larger balloons and improper sealing can affect the total number inflated. Ensure no helium escapes during inflation.

What Balloon Sizes Can My Tank Inflate?

Refer to the balloon capacity charts on the box or product pages. The number of balloons a tank can fill may vary if you overinflate or use different or larger balloons.

Do I Need To Use The Whole Tank At Once?

No, our tanks are portable and can be stored for future use. Ensure the green valve is tightly closed, and you can store the tank for up to a year in indoor room temperature conditions.

How Can I Loosen A Tight Green Valve?

If the green valve is too tight, use a hand towel, rubber grip, or tools like a wrench or pliers to turn it counterclockwise.

Do Helium Tanks Need To Be Stored Upright?

Our disposable helium tanks can be stored in any position, but keep them at room temperature and make sure the green valve is tightly closed. keep reach out of children’s.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Balloonee is a non-refillable tank. Please do not refill it with any substance. Read all tank warnings for more information.

How to Safely Recycle or Dispose of Your Empty Tank

Follow these easy steps to safely recycle or dispose of your empty tank

1. Wear safety gloves and eye protection. Keep a flat-head screwdriver, wrench, and hammer ready. Only attempt disposal of the Balloonee tank when it is empty.

2. Take the tank to a well-ventilated area. Fully open the valve handle by turning it counter-clockwise. Press and hold down on the tilt-nozzle (see photo 2) until the tank is empty. Listen and feel for pressure discharging from the tilt-nozzle. The tank is empty when no sound is heard or pressure is felt.

3. Unscrew and remove the tilt-nozzle (see photo 3) either by hand or with the help of a ¾-inch wrench.

4. Place the tip of a flat-headed screwdriver on the side serration of the rupture disc located on the shoulder of the tank (see photo 4).

5. With a hammer or mallet, LIGHTLY tap the handle of the screwdriver to pierce the rupture disc open (see photo 5).

6. Carefully, completely open the rupture disc. With a permanent magic marker, draw a large circle around the open rupture disc and write the word “EMPTY” on the tank (see photo 6). Once the rupture disc is open, place it with curbside recycling pickup.

To see if recycling options are available in your area contact your local Solid Waste Authority directly.

Get disposal instructions specific to your location

Select your state and county to find your local solid waste authority.

Storing Balloonee Tanks for Later Use

Our Standard, Jumbo, and Mega helium tanks can be safely stored for future use. Before storing, make sure the green valve is tightly closed to prevent any helium leakage. For best performance, we recommend using the remaining helium within one year from the first use.