Re: Best Helium Inflation??
It may be the same reason black coloured jeans, t-shirts, etc, tend to fade faster than other coloured kinds of clothing. The colour isn't a naturally-created one, so I presume, the combination of dyes/inks that make up "black", fade quicker, and so anything black also goes off quicker. So, it degrades. Hence, the balloons also degrade quicker.
Obviously, even if you could inflate all colours of all balloons, in exactly the same manner, size and intensity, and then compare them, every balloon's genetic make-up, is unique, as latex is a - if you pardon the pun - "fluid/liquid" medium. No balloon even in the same batch, can be guaranteed to be identical to another balloon from that batch.
But try e-mailing Qualatex, Bel-Bal, or Tuff-Tex, and see if they know. There may be another reason that explains it all.
It may be the same reason black coloured jeans, t-shirts, etc, tend to fade faster than other coloured kinds of clothing. The colour isn't a naturally-created one, so I presume, the combination of dyes/inks that make up "black", fade quicker, and so anything black also goes off quicker. So, it degrades. Hence, the balloons also degrade quicker.
Obviously, even if you could inflate all colours of all balloons, in exactly the same manner, size and intensity, and then compare them, every balloon's genetic make-up, is unique, as latex is a - if you pardon the pun - "fluid/liquid" medium. No balloon even in the same batch, can be guaranteed to be identical to another balloon from that batch.
But try e-mailing Qualatex, Bel-Bal, or Tuff-Tex, and see if they know. There may be another reason that explains it all.
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