Bunch O Balloons 265+ Rapid-Filling Self-Sealing Water Balloons (8 Pack)

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Tie It Off : Slip the balloon off the nozzle while pinching the end of the balloon between your thumb and index finger. Using two hands, make a loop with the end of the balloon and pass the tip through to create a knot. It may help to wrap the tie-off section of the balloon around your finger to help create a loop. Summer is here and that means hot weather! Enter the fun way to cool off on a hot day — water balloons! Make our easy DIY water balloon filler station and our easy way to tie balloons so the kids can fill them, themselves! #MomWin

Get ready to make a splash and create unforgettable memories with the Otterdene Water Bombs Balloon Pump Filler. It's the perfect addition to your summer activities, providing hours of laughter, excitement, and friendly competition. Put a few drops of food colouring in each water balloon and hang or lay out a big piece of paper on a flat surface outside. Then take it in turns to throw the balloons at the paper to create beautiful – and satisfyingly messy – splash patterns.Looking for a fun summer art project for toddlers, preschoolers, or even older kids? Try painting with water balloons, a fun twist on classic fun. Scroll to the end for our FREE ice cream cone templates! The kids can easily fill the balloons themselves and they love it! Plus, when you make your own water balloon filler station, they can tie the balloons by themselves as well. Talk about a major parenting win! Experience endless fun and excitement with the Otterdene Water Bombs Balloon Pump Filler. This fantastic set includes 100 water bombs along with a colourful hand pump mega pump filler, providing you with all the essentials for epic water balloon battles and balloon games.

This is a simple project, but does require using a couple of power tools. Nothing you can't handle! SUPPLIES NEEDED By far, the most exciting option for staging your water balloons is to fill up an entire inflatable kiddie pool. Think about how cool they’d look in this groovy tie-dye pool . Kids and adults alike will be impressed by the colorful display so much so that they might forget the incoming water balloons. Plus, once the water balloons are all gone, the party guests can continue cooling off inside the pool. We took empty pump dispensers, rinsed them, and filled them with water. They work perfectly as water balloon pumps! You can use anything from shampoo and conditioner bottles to hand sanitizer and bubble bath bottles. Anything works, as long as it has a pump! Each Tie-Not includes over 50 water balloons so you can start playing immediately! And because you're not having to stretch the ends over a sink faucet or water hose (inevitably leading to holes or tears), every one of these balloons will be usable. Have a water balloon toss. See how far apart you can successfully throw (and catch!) the balloons without them breaking.

Setting Up Your Water Balloon Painting for Toddlers (Or Older Kids!)

Use wood glue to attach the PVC pieces into the holes. Then, use wood glue in addition to screws to attach the wood pieces together. (We used an extra piece of wood here to help stabilize while we drilled in the screws.)

The best way to fill up water balloons for maximum fun and efficiency is to enlist a few people who are willing to help you out; fun is meant to be shared ! Make use of multiple water sources using the different methods available. Summer is here:Fun, busy, and HOT.One of our kids' favorite summer activities is playing with water balloons. Typically, playing with water balloons means TONSof time for mom filling and tying…then the kids show up and it's over in about three minutes flat. We had to find a better way! That's why we came up with our water balloon filler station that works like a champ.Water balloons can be a choking hazard for young children. Always supervise children around water balloons, as the small balloon pieces can pose a serious danger to kids when they pop. Water balloon fun begins when you start getting ready to fill them up. Before you fill a water balloon up with water, it’s best to stretch it out. Blow the water balloon up with air, but only as much as you would fill it water. If you stretch it too much, the balloon won’t pop when thrown. Then you can let out the air. If you’re busting out the water balloons this year, we suggest getting a little art into the mix before you do! You can take a process art approach and let the kids paint on their own. It’s definitely tempting to see how large you can make the balloon. However, the fewer balloons that break during fill up, the more chances you get to splat your target.

Hopefully, your kids are already in their suits and ready to get wet. Send them into the kiddie pool, down the slip and slide, or through the sprinklers to clean off their hands (or bodies, if needed!) But since you can buy them in bulk at a much lower price, it still feels worth it to us! Related Post: Got Bunch O Balloons? Try This Recycled Materials Art Project Can Toddlers Use Water Balloons? The Tie-Not makes filling and tying water balloons child's play. Literally. Kids can learn to use the Tie-Not in a matter of minutes.Use the water balloons like water guns! Point the end with the rubber band towards your victim, and squeeze the balloon. Water will squirt out the end! Lay out a plastic sheet to slide on and cover it with water balloons. Who will be brave enough to go first? Brush up on your balloon basics and learn a few tips for getting the most fun out of your water balloons. Fill a Water Balloon In Three Basic Steps Stretch the Balloon: Give your balloon a little stretch before filling it up. It’s not the end of the world if you forget, but it will reduce the chances of the balloon breaking as you fill it. For filling up water balloons with a hose, you’ll need a nozzle. Otherwise, the wide mouth of the hose and its textured surface will most likely tear your balloon. A water balloon nozzle will screw right into the end of the hose or spout and provide a thinner opening to fit the water balloon over.