Balloon Time Mini Helium Tank

A: Inhaling helium might seem funny because it temporarily changes your voice, but it’s actually unsafe and not recommended.

A: The tank is suggested for adult use, making it ideal for party planners and event organizers.

A: The tank is made from metal and contains 65% recycled aluminum.

A: Yes, the lightweight aluminum tank is designed to fit in totes and bags for easy transport.

A: Standard 9-inch latex balloons float for about 5-7 hours with the helium mixture.

A: The tank can fill up to 20, 9-inch latex balloons, 10, 12-inch latex balloons, or 11, 18-inch round foil balloons.

A: No. The Balloon Time Mini Helium Tank will not reliably fill (4) 32" balloons. The Mini Tank is designed for smaller balloons and its estimated capacities are: • Up to (9) 12" latex balloons • Up to (10) 18" foil balloons Because 32" balloons require much more helium, the Mini Tank cannot fill four of them to full float. For balloons that large you would need a larger helium tank such as the Medium or Jumbo.

A: -D Thanks for your question! Based on the specs stating it can fill approximately (11) 18-inch foil balloons, here’s a rough breakdown: One 33" foil balloon typically uses the same amount of helium as about 3–4 18" balloons. Two 18" square-shaped foil balloons = about 2 standard 18" balloons. Two regular 18" foil balloons = 2 more. That totals around 7–8 standard 18" balloon equivalents, so yes, the Balloon Time Mini Helium Tank should be able to fill that mix — assuming all balloons are properly sealed and none overinflated.

A: Hello and thank you for your question. No, these are not refillable but they are recyclable.

A: Hello and thank you for your question. The Balloon Time Mini is unlikely to fully inflate a 40-inch Mylar balloon on its own. For a balloon that size, you’d need a larger helium tank (like the standard or jumbo size), or consider having it filled at a party store.