Zuru Bunch O Balloons Instant 100 Self-Sealing Water Balloons Complete Gift Set Bundle, 3 Piece (300 Balloons Total)
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Yes, the balloons and oh my goodness, the oh my goodness, the oh my goodness Biodegradable rings can be found in a variety of materials. The hose adapter and plastic stems can both be recycled.
I ordered two orders totaling 600 balloons, but only received two packages (200 balloons). Amazon is investigating, and it appears that this seller does this frequently.
On the package's front, it says. Natural Rubber Latex is used in the construction of this item. As a result, no.
Yes, just like any other water balloon, the more you fill it, the more delicate it becomes. At the 3/4 fill limit, it's still going strong!
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Three bags were filled without a single balloon being lost. This is a fantastic solution. I filled about 300 of these without losing a single one during the process, and they all held water for more than two hours. I would recommend filling them with an ice chest or a small water bath. A rolling ice chest allows you to strategically place a large number of balloons. The survival rate of the balloons is greatly improved by filling the ice chest to about 1/4 to 1/3 full with water. Submerge the unfilled balloons in the ice chest water after first attaching the plastic ring to the hose. You can lift the bundle in and out of the water almost like you're steeping tea, and they'll fall off in an orderly manner into the water in the ice chest as they fill. Don't overfill them. We used these to make a balloon slingshot and were able to get 100-yard shots out of them.
I'm not sure what to say. It's nothing short of a miracle that a garden hose can inflate so many balloons at once. It's incredibly simple to set up; simply connect the hose and turn it on. When the balloons are fully inflated, they will automatically pop off. A couple of them always break, but this has happened with every pack I've ever bought. It's not a big deal because there are so many that a few not filling properly doesn't really put a damper on the fun! I wish they weren't so expensive, but my child adores water balloons, and I despise filling them, so I'll continue to pay the price.
I'm starting with a one for this product. I haven't even used them yet, and I'm giving them a one because they were supposed to be boo-boo-boo-boo-boo-boo-boo-boo-boo-boo-boo-boo-boo-boo I have to pick up all 1500 balloon pieces because they're biodegradable, according to the package! Since I won't be able to return them and replace them before my birthday party, I'll put them to the test. br>br>I also included a photo of the single pack I received, which clearly states that they are biodegradable. br>br>Recent changes: br>br> I snapped a photo of the ones I bought two years ago and the ones I just got this week. Take a look at the difference in size. This week's photos are (blue) from 2016 and (purple) from 2019. Update (After Party). br>br> So I increased my star rating from one to four because, while I'm still irritated, the balloons all filled up and worked perfectly. Everyone had a great time, and I ended up quickly picking up the pieces with my shop vac. In contrast to some of the reviews, all of my balloons were filled to the brim. If you want all of them to fill - br>br> Connect the balloons to the pipe about a quarter to halfway up the pipe. (Be careful not to overtighten. ) Fill all of the balloons by slowly turning on the water and gradually increasing the pressure. Also, don't let your balloons fall off by themselves. Hold your bucket up in the air, cradling the balloons as they fill, until you're satisfied with the size, then slowly lower the bucket, and the balloons will pop off at a good size, filling the bucket with water as each one pops off through the empty straws. There's no need to fill the container with water ahead of time.
More than a quarter of them were not filled. Is it possible that it was caused by a small hole in them? I had ordered two sets because we were expecting a large group of children, but I hadn't anticipated so many of them not being available, so we were a little short. The kids still had a good time with the ones who worked, but it was clearly costly for so many of them not to work. Next time, I'll most likely try a different brand and order a larger quantity just in case.
We've been making our July visit the world's largest balloon fight for the past six years. We used to spend HOURS the night before filling and tying hundreds of balloons until we came across this AMAZING invention. In less than ten minutes, we can fill 1500 water balloons. For this invention, the inventor should be given an AWARD!.
Awful! The most awful balloons I've ever seen. Because the rubber bands aren't tight enough, the balloons leak water as soon as they're blown up. I blew up about 100 of them an hour before the balloon fight was scheduled to begin, and they were all leaking. As a result, I held off on filling the remaining ones. Because I only had one bucket, the first batch was done with it. br>When it came time to fill the rest, I moved them to the grass and filled them. As soon as they landed on the grass, the entire first batch popped at once. I didn't toss them in from afar. They all exploded as soon as I lifted them an inch off the grass. So I filled the next batch on the sidewalk, and some of them rolled over to the grass, where they exploded as soon as they made contact. So I finally got a beach towel and spread it out on the grass, then proceeded to fill the towel to the brim. They didn't blow up in the end. br>We began our balloon fight, and you can throw them pretty hard at someone and they will not break until they hit the grass. They, on the other hand, explode. It was a waste of money. Every time you threw one at a child, they'd complain that it hurt, and every time you threw one, it never broke, so they resorted to squeezing them on each other. br>I'm not going to buy anything else. I'm not sure how these got so many positive reviews.
Water balloons are one of my least favorite things to do. This is why I've never let my son have them at home, but he was desperate for some this summer, so I found these and decided to give them a try. It was fantastic! To ensure that they don't leak when you remove them, slide the rubber band all the way down to the end of the spout. We had a few leaks with the first batch, but we didn't have that problem with the next two batches. Two or three didn't fill properly or had tiny holes in them, causing them to leak slowly, but the vast majority did. When I've filled water balloons one at a time, I've definitely dropped and broken more. We put them in a small pool and used them almost immediately, but they seemed to last a long time if we hadn't. I suppose biodegradable is a good thing when it comes to landfills, but I was ready to pick up the pieces. It would be bad if they were eaten by birds or animals. The kids loved it, and it was a lot less work for the adults; in fact, these were so much easier than regular water balloons that I can't imagine going back.
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