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18" Collegiate University of Nebraska Football Balloon
Product#: 7772
UPC#: 7 17742 77833 2
Balloon Sold: Packaged
Product Description
Jr. Shape Foil Balloons are a mini version of our larger Shape balloon and are a surprising and fun addition to any event! Jr. Shape balloons when paired with Standard or Latex balloons make a memorable gift, lively balloon bouquet, or impressive party decor. Jr. Shape balloons have double-sided graphics and are self-sealing for easy inflation. They can be filled with air for a fun photo prop or with helium to float. We urge all customers to attach a properly sized balloon weight and ribbon to each helium balloon purchased.
Specifications
Size: 18"
– two-sided design
– self-sealing
– ships uninflated
– floats with helium
– two-sided design
– self-sealing
– ships uninflated
– floats with helium
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs. Keep uninflated balloons away from children. Discard broken balloons. Adult supervision is required.
MISUSE MAY CAUSE PERSONAL INJURY -- This balloon may conduct electricity. Do not release outdoors. Do not use near overhead power lines. Do not use a metallic ribbon. Ribbon attached to balloon could pose a choking or entanglement injury. Always use a counterweight. Dispose of balloon properly. Adult supervision is required.
INFLATION WARNING -- Do not expose balloons to extreme heat, heat sources, or pressure; it can cause the balloon to burst. Cold air can cause the balloon to appear deflated. Exposure to warm air will restore proper inflation.
MISUSE MAY CAUSE PERSONAL INJURY -- This balloon may conduct electricity. Do not release outdoors. Do not use near overhead power lines. Do not use a metallic ribbon. Ribbon attached to balloon could pose a choking or entanglement injury. Always use a counterweight. Dispose of balloon properly. Adult supervision is required.
INFLATION WARNING -- Do not expose balloons to extreme heat, heat sources, or pressure; it can cause the balloon to burst. Cold air can cause the balloon to appear deflated. Exposure to warm air will restore proper inflation.
