Party Zealot Balloon Column Flowers Review

They are perfect for setting up a balloon arch. If you have a way to secure the ends of the arch and strong wire to keep it upright. Otherwise, you will also need to secure from above. The balloons snap easily and get the job done very quickly. It's easier on your fingers than tying a hundred balloons together.

My balloon arch is PVC 1/2” and this clip is too small to fit on the arch. I'm trying to return this item but they only gave me a code. Our UPS Drop Store does not print code labels. Please send me a return label. Hence one star.

Totally satisfied. They are so easy to use. I was dying to try them, so when I got them I used our randomly colored balloons as a test run. Done in just 15 minutes. Enough balloon clips to make at least 15+ columns. (The column shown is 1.50 m high.) The clamps can withstand even a windy day. The column was left outdoors for 8 hours with all cylinders in place.

This balloon clip design is definitely easier to use than the other circle design - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VB34V6C?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_dt_b_asin_image. I bought both types to try. I ended up just using these. Pretty easy to insert the balloon stick. The central hole is easy to put on a homemade balloon stand. It takes a little effort to remove the deflated balloons but overall very happy with the purchase. In total you need about 16 for 2 towers with balloons.

These balloon clips are AWESOME! Please note that the inner diameter is 2.5 cm. Ten foot 1/2 inch 40 gauge PVC pipe is ideal if you need to make your own balloon support. I took this route (a 12" square wood base, a 1/2" metal bottom flange and a 1/2" PVC to pole adapter) and made two sturdy 5ft PVC balloon supports for about 10 Dollar. I contacted Party Zealot through their website for the exact measurement of the inside diameter of the balloon clip. They answered my email the next day and…

This is amazing! That's more than enough for a 20 foot balloon arch. We did a bow for graduation at our school. I used an electrical cord to form the arch (available at any electronics or hardware store) - it's a gray channel and the clips slide over it fairly tightly. (Take a clamp to the store when you get the cable to make sure it slides well.) The electrical cable stretches out about 2 or 3 inches at one end, allowing one part to slide inside the other, around to connect them. . I spliced…