Favorite balloon to b2p
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Re: Favorite balloon to b2p
You're right lyckr.
I did that some time ago during a very successful B2P-session.
I inflated a whole bunch of 10"-12" Belbals until they a neck and finished them off one after another.
Was a good day. I did about 20 B2Ps, 15 of them I caught on video.
But I have to say that I don't feel ready for bigger balloons at the moment.Comment
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I actually found it easier to do with 16" Uniques than with 10-12" balloons, simply because they were so much easier to blow when they were overinflated. If you hold the neck firmly not too far from the bulb, it makes it easier too.Comment
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Re: Favorite balloon to b2p
The easiest way to get a soft balloon is to toss one in the oven at 290° F for 5-10 minutes, depending on how strong they are usually. They get really soft and squishy, making them stretchier and easier to BTP (and less loud when popping too)Comment
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I've tried this without luck. I've gotten a smelly mess of melted rubber that usually has holes or sticks together. I've never tried that hot (usually 200-225) or that quick (usually 30+ minutes).Comment
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Re: Favorite balloon to b2p
That would be the time - latex melts around 250-270 usually, so leaving it in there for more than 15 minutes will cause it to melt together. Try 290 for 10 minutes max and see how that goes.Comment
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