How to tie a balloon?

The steps of tying the balloon are as follows:

Materials: pump, balloon.

1. Put the rubber cover on the charging nozzle.

2. Pull the inflation rod to inflate the balloon.

3. Constantly twitch and pull back the handle of the inflatable rod to make the balloon expand and make the balloon expand to a suitable size.

4. Put down the inflatable wand. At this time, one hand holds the ball mouth, and the other hand holds the position shown in the figure, and pulls the ball mouth, which is about 5-7 cm long.

5. At this time, the left hand stretches out the thumb and forefinger, and the right hand pulls the ball mouth, bypassing these two fingers as shown in the figure.

6. Pull the rubber mouth, wrap it around and put it in the middle position.

7. Pay attention to this picture. At this time, the ball mouth is released from the right hand, and the left index finger and thumb clamp the ball mouth.

8. Retract the two fingers holding the ball mouth. At this time, the ball mouth will naturally be brought over to complete the knotting operation.

9. Don't think it's all over. Remember not to pull the ball directly at this time, because pulling the ball at this time is most likely to puncture the balloon at the knotted place, resulting in air leakage. Therefore, it is necessary to hold the place where the ball is knotted with one hand and pull the ball leather with the other hand, which is the real completion of the knotting operation.

What should I pay attention to when playing with balloons?

1. Choose the right balloon: Make sure to use balloons that meet safety standards, and don't use expired or defective balloons. Avoid using balloons that don't match your age, especially children.

2. Avoid over-inflation: Do not over-inflate the balloon to avoid explosion or burst. According to the size and description of the balloon, the balloon should be properly inflated to ensure its safety and stability.

3. Avoid the risk of swallowing or suffocation: For children and young children, special attention should be paid to avoiding the risk of swallowing or suffocation. Keep balloons away from children's nose and mouth areas, and ensure that there is adult supervision and companionship.

4. Avoid touching sharp objects: Avoid putting balloons and sharp objects together to avoid the balloon being punctured. When playing with balloons, make sure there are no sharp objects around, such as needles, scissors, glass, etc.

5. Stay away from fire sources and heat sources: Balloons are easily affected by fire sources and heat sources, and are easy to explode or rupture. Therefore, keep the balloon away from open flames, fireworks and heat sources to ensure safety.

6. Don't blow balloons with your mouth: Avoid blowing balloons with your mouth, especially children. Blowing balloons may lead to dangerous situations such as dizziness, syncope or suffocation. It is best to use a special balloon pump or other tools to inflate the balloon.