Can I use this for inflating Mylar balloons.
1385473
Kyle, I really am not sure. I have never worked with Mylar. The inflator is very sturdy tool but I am not sure of the differences between mylar and a regular balloon. Sorry!!
1385474
It's designed to work on latex balloons which stretch around the mouth of the pump. I imagine you could hold the mylar opening tight around the pump. However, it does not have helium.
1385475
This will not work on Mylar balloons! The opening on a Mylar balloon is not stretchy or flexible like latex and you won't get the seal you need! As previously pointed out it is just air not helium as well. Usually you can get the Mylar balloon filled from wherever you purchased it for no additional charge...
1385476
If you want the balloons to float in the air then no, this uses air not Helium and really not sure if the Mylar would blow up properly with this. You could try one and see.
688177
Yes, according to the instructions it can be used to inflate a variety of items; including an exercise ball. Convenient, powerful, and compact - this simple air pump literally does it all. I use it to inflate my double air mattress for camping; and, it does the job in about 45 - 60 seconds. Although a bit loud, it works very fast and is reliable. I hope this helps to answer your question.
422332
I only used it on the thin balloons. I'm sure it will also work on the other sizes. However, it was really hard to get it to even blow up the thin balloons without exerting a lot of effort and taking a long time. I wouldn't recommend this as the best method. I'm sure there are way better pumps out there.
1147763
Yes, but you need to VERY careful not to over inflate or you will burst it.
1173527
Yes, if you have a cone adapter, but you won't need it. Just inflate slowly by mouth, takes 10 min
1627193
Unfortunately I do not know if it would be appropriate for that or not. I have only used it to air up the grandkids toys and it works great for that. Sorry I didn't have a better answer for your question. Hope you find what you need.
488446
Don't know for certain because not enough info on your particular float. The compressor comes with 4 adapters that should inflate about anything. You may find this tutorial on YouTube helpful https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJePZ0YWvJE
1385256
It will still take some time - 250 balloons is a lot, and it takes a few pumps to inflate each balloon - but it will definitely be a far better option than inflating them using lung power!
226237
It is not. The ones I ordered (3 in one order) each broke before I was able to fully inflate a 260 balloon. Disappointed.
53351
It will. I suggest you put the high float in the balloon, then inflate it. Wait for a few minutes, deflate the balloon, add the paper, and then fill will helium.
902315
No! It's terrible for balloons. I got two for this purpose - ended up having to blow all the balloons (1000) by mouth because these wouldn't work.
594940
I would think not -- it doesn't provide a lot of air volume, just slow pressure of the type that can inflate tires or other inflatables.
1980568
Doubt it. The fittings used to fill your inflatables have holes drilled into them intentionally to make sure you don't over fill things. Plus I bet the gearing in the compressor is designed for high speed filling not high pressure.
1364496
I have never done that, and I am not a golfer, but I would think not......It is great for inflating, but I doubt it would give enough volume to do that.
435564
It has flaps that retain air when you release the pump, so yes you could. It also comes with attachments that would fit nicely at the end of a balloon.
147962
Yes it can. I use it all the time to inflate basketballs, etc. Works great.
223522
Depending on the size of the balloon. It will inflate about 100 average size balloons. This is not a full size tank. I did not know that or I would not have bought it.