Review on 🎈 Chamvis Balloon Arch Kit: 9ft Tall & 10ft Wide Adjustable Stand with Water Fillable Base, 50Pcs Balloon Clips, Balloon Pump Knotter Dot Glue - Perfect for Wedding, Baby Shower, Birthday Party Supplies Decorations by Jason King

Last year I spent 6 hours making a balloon arch that is about 25% smaller than this one. This year it was a no-brainer. I can't stress enough how awesome this is! It's incredible how well he braces himself when he's standing. A few tips: Be sure to attach the washers between the balloon and the knot, not between the knot and the balloon opening. Next time I'll take the time to tape the disc for extra security to minimize ball pops. Also, try mixing large and small balls on the disc. If you use 5 large balls they tend to push each other out of the discs. Have 10-15 spare balls ready. There's a chance you'll lose some of it when it settles down, or see gaps when it settles down. Use glue dots to easily paste balloons into the gaps. This is much easier than inserting into disks already on the structure. Use fabric or plants to cover the bases. The white plastic looks a bit edgy compared to the awesome bow. Do yourself a huge favor and buy an electric balloon inflator and learn how to use the included finger mount. Adjust the outdoor arc to the last possible minute. The sun is no friend of balloons. Especially the black balloons. As the sun touched my bow, the black balls began to burst. Balloons also shrink when heated and become matte instead of glossy. To dismantle them, take a needle or knife and press it against the structure. Then remove and pull the burst balls out of the disks. It's much easier than dropping balloons and then popping them. Hope this helps someone else! I made this for a work event and a few friends asked me to make it for their parties. You could honestly easily make some extra money with this! Best to buy from Amazon!