Helium bottle for 90 balloons

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING HELIUM BOTTLES The helium bottle for home use is equipped with a rubber valve/tip for easy inflation of the balloons. Before you start, please read the entire leaflet and familiarize yourself with the correct way of use: 1. Remove the bottle from the box. 2. Remove the protective cellophane from the bottle's tap. 3. Prepare the balloons you will inflate. 4. Unscrew the tap counterclockwise. a. The tap is well tightened, do not hesitate to apply more force. b. IMPORTANT!!! – Helium DOES NOT START TO LEAVE when the tap is unscrewed (see point 6) 5. Place the balloon opening in the rubber tip and hold it with your hand. 6. Press (bend) the rubber tip up (or down) with your hand. When you press the rubber tip, helium is released from the bottle and the balloon begins to inflate. 7. Once the balloon reaches the desired size, remove it from the tip and tie a knot. Do not tie the balloon with just a ribbon, be sure to tie the balloon around yourself, otherwise the balloon will only last 40-50 minutes in the air. 8. After you have inflated all the balloons, screw the valve on the bottle. Do not leave the bottle with the valve open for a long time without inflating balloons, as you will lose helium. If you are not inflating balloons, the valve should be in the closed position. The exact number of balloons you will be able to inflate with one bottle depends on various factors such as the size of the bottle, the ambient temperature and the volume of the balloon. Product parameters: – cylinder volume: 22l – gas type: helium (He) – gas volume: 600 dm³ (0.60 m³) – gas pressure: 27 bar – cylinder height: 40.5cm – cylinder diameter: 30.5cm – package dimensions: 46.0×31.0×31.0 cm Table of reference values ​​for inflating latex balloons (at room temperature: 22-23֯C) With a small bottle (210 liters) you can inflate with helium as follows: balloons 23cm / 6.4 liters - 30-31 balloons; balloons 26cm / 9.2 liters - 23-24 balloons balloons 30cm / 14.1 liters - 15 balloons balloons 33cm / 18 liters - 11-12 balloons balloons 48cm / 57 liters - 3 balloons, with helium remaining in the bottle With a large bottle (400 liters) you can fill with helium as follows: balloons 23cm / 6.4 liters - 50 balloons; balloons 26cm / 9.2 liters - 43 balloons; balloons 30cm / 14.1 liters - 28 balloons; balloons 33cm / 18 liters - 22 balloons; balloons 48cm / 57 liters - 7 balloons; Before using the bottle, it is recommended to inflate the balloons with air, then deflate them and only then inflate them with helium. This will ensure that the balloon is not burst (defective) and give you an idea of ​​its size when inflated. In addition, the balloon will stretch from the first inflation with air and its back pressure will be reduced. This way, you will have less helium consumption when re-inflating it. This way, you will fill more balloons with helium with one bottle. When inflating foil balloons, make sure that the balloon is suitable for filling with helium. Place the thin part of the rubber tip into the foil balloon valve and follow the inflation procedure. Foil balloons do not need to be tied. Their valve closes automatically after inflation. Foil balloons (inflated with helium) last in the air for over 10 days. The bottle is intended for single use and cannot be refilled. After use, throw the bottle in a metal waste container.