Know the difference Latex and Foil Balloons

Before ordering any balloons, it helps to know some of the major differences among the different varieties. While most balloons have a similar appearance, the materials used are very different. For example, latex balloons are different from foil balloons. Whether you need large round balloons, Disney-themed balloons, star-shaped balloons or something else, the following information will make the decision-making process easier.

 

Latex Balloons 

Whether you are buying individual balloons or latex balloons in bulk, the materials are the same. These balloons are made of rubber and are available in a variety of colors, sizes and shapes. While these balloons are an excellent choice for any party venue, people with known allergies to latex should avoid exposure. 


Latex Balloons

 

Benefits of latex balloons 

•Latex is a versatile material, so they can be filled with helium, air or water.

•Latex balloons are biodegradable and environmentally safe — they will degrade between 4 months and 8 years.

•Latex balloons are the most affordable of the different types available, which makes them perfect for bulk purchases for large events.

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