What are the different sizes of balloons available in the market? Help me to choose the right balloon for the vacation.
Sizes of Balloons
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Re: Sizes of Balloons
The common sizes seem to be (I think) 5", 10", 12", 16", 20", 24", 30", 36". So far as I know, no-one makes something in all of these sizes. Some manufacturers have "in-between" sizes, like Belbal's 14" or Tuf-tex's 17" and there are larger ones, like 72".
Some of the smallest sizes are a bit variable, so you will see sizes listed like 5"/6" and 10"/11". But 12" is IME a separate, larger size. This also seems to happen with 30"/36".Comment
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I'm a brand new convert to the 17 inchers that have appeared at Walmart sometime in the VERY recent past. May be the strongest balloon I have ever found...I'm 190 pounds and I can ride it very rough, and it doesn't pop! I just found these yesterday for the first time.People who don't know the difference between BURRO and BURROW, can't tell their ass from a hole in the ground.
There's been a lot of thefts of helium-filled balloons recently. More so than in the past, so they're going up. I think inflation is to blame.
"Some people without brains do an awful lot of talking." - The Scarecrow, WIZARD OF OZ, 1939Comment
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I don't know. "Brand" seems to be WAY TO CELEBRATE! Packager says Made in U.S.A. but there is no information other than Bentonville for this Walmart house brand...People who don't know the difference between BURRO and BURROW, can't tell their ass from a hole in the ground.
There's been a lot of thefts of helium-filled balloons recently. More so than in the past, so they're going up. I think inflation is to blame.
"Some people without brains do an awful lot of talking." - The Scarecrow, WIZARD OF OZ, 1939Comment
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