About Oxidation of Balloons correct way of operation：

Balloons are generally used indoors, and the preservation time has a lot to do with the environment and specific operations. If the balloon is damaged or exposed to the sun during production, it will cause slow air leakage, and it will slowly disappear after a few hours. Correct operation can generally be stored indoors for about 7 days in winter, and the higher the temperature, the shorter the time. It is generally recommended to arrange 1-2 days in advance, and the above situation is only applicable to the holding time of the balloon flushing the air.

Special reminder: If the latex balloon is filled with ammonia gas to float, the floating time of the 10-inch balloon is about 3-6 hours, and it generally needs to be inflated before use.

After the balloon is inflated, it will slowly degrade, and the obvious performance is that the balloon is oxidized. Oxidation begins as soon as the balloon is inflated, and the balloon slowly fades to a white oxide layer. The higher the temperature  and the more ventilated the place, the faster the balloon will oxidize. If you want a longer effect, it is recommended to use a dedicated antioxidant.