Use balloons within the optimal temperature range of min 5c to 25c.
Many people hold childhood memories of releasing a balloon into the sky and watching as it disappears as far as the eyes can see. The truth is, balloons released into the environment don’t disappear and magically find themselves in a bin or in landfill. Whilst Green Paw balloons are biodegradable and made from 100% natural latex, balloon debris can be a hazard to both land and marine wildlife and in most cases the string attached to the balloon is rarely nature friendly and often becomes tangled on both land and sea. Green Paw encourage all their customers to be careful when using helium, to use a balloon weight and dispose responsibly.
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Latex used for manufacturing our balloons comes from trusted suppliers, who source natural rubber latex in accordance with their Sustainable Souring Policy and Sustainable Natural Rubber Supply Chain Policy. We are ensured that latex delivered to us originates from sources where it is sustainably and responsibly cultivated, harvested, processed and handled through the whole supply chain, including Human Rights, Land Use Rights, Environmental, Responsibility, Business Ethics and Transparency and Supply Chain Traceability criteria.
Green Paw’s top tips on caring for and enjoying balloons responsibly
- Keep balloons dry and away from sunlight.
- Green Paw recommend the use of balloon weights.
- Don’t let go! Balloons released can become a hazard to wildlife.
- Inflate correctly using a balloon pump and never inhale helium.
- Always supervise children using balloons.
- Don’t let children inflate balloons themselves.
- Discard any broken or burst balloons.
- Always seek medical care if you think you are having a reaction to latex.
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They are good in quality, not thin at all, easy to blow up, love the little shine it give after blowing them up, delivery was quick, they last a good couple of days without popping. I would recommend and definitely purchase again