I bought a helium tank once, but I didn't realize that party gas tanks weren't 100% helium. I wasted money for nothing, and I don't want to lose mone again if I buy a new one. I need more instructions on the helium tank. Has anyone here tried the method? How many liters and bars would a tank need at least? I'm really anxious because I want to try to buy one as soon as possible. I would appreciate it if you could answer me.
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- Apr 24, 2023
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i had no idea party gas tanks weren't 100% helium. i've heard of people passing out by inhaling balloons so i thought it was decent enough at least.
sorry you got unlucky, hope it works out for ya
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They say right on those tanks and in all the online sales information that those are 80/20 or something like that. There are places that sell 99% helium but I don't know if just anyone can go buy one, also they are more expensive.Similar threads
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