How to Care for Your Balloons

For long lasting balloons, store them indoors away from wind, direct sun, and heat. Balloons left in a hot car, outdoors, or around sharp objects are more likely to pop. Please keep the AC on when transporting balloons, and avoid sharp objects like tree branches and doorway fixtures.

If you plan on having balloons outdoors, keep in mind they will deflate more quickly and generally won't last more than a day depending on weather. If longevity is important to you, give us a heads up when you order and we can recommend options that have higher chances of surviving the outdoors.

On the other hand, mylar balloons may appear deflated late at night or early morning if the temperature drops below the temperature the balloon was inflated in (our shop). They will return to normal once it's back to a warmer temperature.

Safety: Please help us keep balloons safe and fun for everyone, including marine life. Never release balloons outdoors and always keep balloons tied securely to a heavy weight. Dispose, reuse, recycle, or compost balloons after use so that they always stay out of our oceans.

Always supervise children with balloons and remove immediately if a balloon pops. Small pieces can be a choking hazard.

Float Times:  Your exact float times may vary, these are estimates based on indoor, cool room temperature environments. Balloons look best its first 24 hours and will shrink and lose shine over time.

→ Latex balloons: 2-3+ days

→ Small mylars: 2-3+ days

→ Large mylars: 2-7+ days

→ Hot air balloons: 2-7+ days (air-filled)

→ Balloon garlands: 1-4+ weeks indoors (air-filled)