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Safe handling – Dos and Don'ts
Balloons are fun! Make sure they remain so by following the safety points outlined below:
Do:
- When transporting a cylinder by car ensure that the vehicle is well ventilated and the cylinder is well secured
- Ensure cylinders are stored in well ventilated areas, away from direct heat
- Always wear eye protection when using a cylinder. When inflating balloons always point the balloon and inflator away from you. Remember to close the cylinder valve after use
- Always use a proper trolley for moving large cylinders, even for a short distance
- Always fasten the cylinder to a secure support in an upright position when in use. Cylinders can cause serious injury if they fall over or roll onto you
- Keep cylinders away from children at all times. Responsible adults only should use cylinders and other equipment
Don’t:
- Do not deliberately inhale helium. Although not poisonous, this gas could result in DEATH by asphyxiation or damage to your lungs. This warning is endorsed by the British Compressed Gases Association
- Never open the cylinder valve without fitting an inflator. Once the inflator is connected, open the valve slowly
- Never use equipment which may be damaged
- Under no circumstances attempt to repair any item of equipment
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