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Reusing a Mylar Balloon

How do you reuse a giant mylar balloon?

Shena Anglin

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06/16/2005

If you can't refill it you can use it to wrap a gift...

By Cheryl from Missouri (Guest Post) 06/04/2005

Trim the bottom of the sealed "spout". Refill with helium. Seal "spout" with a hot curling iron.

By Connie (Guest Post) 06/04/2005

Any store that sells balloons will usually refill the balloon for about .50 cents. They last a couple of weeks.
When you want to store it you can let it deflate naturally or put a pin hole in it and use a wooden hoop used for needle point and frame the balloon to display or just save and it keeps it's shape.

By Linda (Guest Post) 06/03/2005

Usually they can be refilled once with helium at a store that sells helium balloons, however, they do sometimes pop when being refilled, so that is risk you must take.

By Kelly (Guest Post) 06/03/2005

just insert a drinking straw into the opening. Be sure to get a straw that is long enough to go all the way up into the balloon. Squeeze out the air until the balloon is completely flat, which may take a while depending on the size of the straw. If you keep the balloon flat, or store it in a file folder, it will stay nice until you are ready to get it reinflated!

By Tedebear (Guest Post) 06/03/2005

Hi Shena,
Did you know they can be refilled? Otherwise, turn it upside down, cut into strips and hang from the ribbon in a tree. It will flutter in the breeze and remind you of the special reason you got the balloon in the first place. You can also use it as wrapping paper for a small gift. Enjoy!

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