Re: Does anyone have pictures of moisture inside of the balloons/inflatables?
Take a crystal balloon, inflate, deflate, inflate, deflate a few times by mouth, not over inflating it and you should have sight of condensation inside. That's a round balloon of course, not sure about donut or shaped balloons. They probably wouldn't take multiple inflations.
Re: Does anyone have pictures of moisture inside of the balloons/inflatables?
Alot of the videos on my channel have balloons with visible condensed water in them. This seems to happen quite naturally on first inflation already. I usually dislike it because it makes crystal and soap balloons look ugly.
I can share this picture from an upcoming video of mine, it got lots of condensate: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachmen...36/unknown.png (Before people ask, it is a Balloon Vault Big Bulb 36", which got prestretched due to a lot of air escaping from the huge mouthpiece)
__________________
Visit me on YouTube
Discord: @blown2bits_yt
Last edited by Blown2Bits; 14-06-2022 at 06:29 PM.
Re: Does anyone have pictures of moisture inside of the balloons/inflatables?
It is a large single family home owned by my parents and they are renting the top floor to me. They know that I pop balloons and aren't always happy about it (waste of money, childish etc). But i tested the loudness with a remote controlled pump a few times and it seems less loud than the volume of their TV. I don't have a db meter to make accurate measurements, but i would be suprised if it is loud enough to count as a disturbance by the law.
For the tests with the remote controlled pump I used the loudest balloons in my collection (typically Belbals around 10" size)
__________________
Visit me on YouTube
Discord: @blown2bits_yt
Re: Does anyone have pictures of moisture inside of the balloons/inflatables?
Two inflations: one to stretch, one to blow till it popped!
