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How much helium to fill 76-12" latex and 8-18" mylar balloons

how much helium to fill 76-12" latex and 8-18" mylar balloons

 

 

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fatherof5children Answered:

Not sure. I'd suggest you ask someone at the store where you get the helium tank.

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