36" Confetti Balloons Jumbo Latex Balloon Paper Balloons Crepe Paper Filled with Multicolor Confetti for Wedding or Party Decorative (5 Pcs)

Beautiful balloons. Some tips....I bought this by November, but I filled one with helium just a few days ago. It look awesome. I could be upset since the balloon had 2 small holes, but the girl who filled it out put some transparent tape and it worked just perfect. So we were good on that.How much helium you will need: the balloons are 36" (3ft) or 90 cm fully inflated. You will need 15 cubic feet or 0.425 cubic meters. We used liquid glue to make the confetti stick to the balloon. YES, you have to filled the confetti by yourself (not really sure why so many complains with this), and YES is perfectly round, if you don't get the round shape is because you need more helium. I put tissue tassels, it look incredible with a much lower expense. I am happy with the purchase.

These worked out great for a baby shower that we hosted. A little difficult to get the confetti to stick to the sides, and pretty funny to watch us all rubbing them on our heads to create static. If you are using a particular color pallet in your party design, you may want to also order confetti in those colors along with the balloons. We live in Florida, so had some placed around the pool area which I do not recommend.having them in direct sunlight. If you decide to do so , please note they will shift from translucent to opaque - see in attached picture. Also a couple of them popped outside, so we have the additional decor of confetti in the pool. I was able to get about 3-4 balloons out of one of the larger helium tanks that you can purchase at Wal*Mart, so know that it will take several tanks if you purchase a large assortment. I would definitely purchase these again as they added a nice touch to our decor for the party; only I would keep them all inside!

Works as described but you need a heck of alot of helium to fill them up. I bought the latex version and shouldn't have... the look is rather clinical. If I had to purchase again, I'd get a tint... likely white. Tip: once the confetti is inside the balloon, run the balloon over your hair a few times to create static; it helps the confetti stick to the sides of the balloon rather than drop to the bottom of it.

Had problems with balloons holding helium. Large paper confetti seemed to be too heavy.

This fabulous colorful balloon make a huge hit at my wedding day . Especially when I popped them all, I Immersed in a Multicolor Confetti shower. We filled 10 with helium from a disposable helium tank and quite a bit of volume within 6 hours outdoor.Some useful tips: 1 Blow at tissue paper with the max wind. Confetti will be separated in one piece. 2 Kick it around on your hair after blow them up. Static electricity made the confetti stick to sides of the balloon. It’s funny to see all your hair stand up. I toke a photo and shared with my friends.

These are a wonderful idea but poorly made. So here's a tip for anyone purchasing these.Number one, only put very little confetti into the balloons. They give you three bags of confetti to put in the balloons however, they will weigh the balloons down and they will not float.Number two, if you think that you don't need this special glue or water to add to it to keep the confetti against the balloon wall, you are sadly mistaken.You will need them to help keep the balloons floating. I wanted to have a loose confetti so that when we pop them they would fly however the confetti weighs the balloon down.The directions are in broken English and don't disclose any of this information.

While these are a cute AF idea, the cost of helium hindered my use for them. I didn’t realize that helium was so expensive. To blow up TWO of these, it would cost me $25 a piece. NOPE. I’ll stick with my dollar store helium balloons. These are currently sitting in a drawer, not being cute.

Obsessed with these balloons! I've already had a few friends purchase them for other parties. Although I'd suggest purchasing the spray recommended for the confetti to spread around the balloon. I separated the confetti prior to inserting into the balloon, a step I'd high recommend as well since the confetti is in chunks, but most of the confetti stayed at the bottom of the balloon. Still loved them and will buy again!Plan for two LARGE helium tanks and make sure you fill up the balloons all of the way. Otherwise the confetti weighs the ballon down, even with a significant amount of helium.