Do you pull the knot tight on your balloons or do you leave it how it is when the ring is barley sperate from the knot. i personaly tie my balloons so that 30% of the ring is in the knot i dont know why but the knot deffinatley has a factor weather the balloon turn me on or not .
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I don't really tie knots, i use clips to seal them so it's easy for me to deflate them after. -
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I only really tie off small balloons (16" or less) and when I do I usually use a half knot (pull the ring only halfway through the loop) so that it's easy for me to untie if I need to.
I bought some Twixit clips a while ago, they're cheap and work great for sealing off larger balloons.Comment
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Nice and tighe, wanna keep as much air in as I can for as long as it can.
But I'm also a semi-popper soooo...Comment
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It depends on the balloon. Small balloons I know for sure I'm going to pop, I tie tightly. If I'm unsure, I usually make a loose knot. If I'm certain I don't want to pop them, I either make a half-knot or a balloon clip.Comment
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I usually use a rubber band or clip. I like to inflate over Nd over again. The more you use the balloon the bigger and stretcher it will get.Comment
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i knot them but i make sure they are able to be untied with a fork for re-inflation. Once the balloon has been used and oxidised, I will purposely tie them up so tight that the only choice once it deflates is to cut off the knot and blow a new one.Comment
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That, is a pretty smart and nice way to tie balloons. I should try it soon!Originally posted by onemoreblow
If I want to deflate the balloon I use clips, but for popping I tie balloons tightly and pull the knot towards the little top loop of the balloon. That makes the biggest neck
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Cheers,
RickComment
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