US2005042973A1PendingUtilityA1

Pre-filled helium/air balloons in a container

Priority: Aug 18, 2003Filed: Aug 16, 2004Published: Feb 24, 2005
Est. expiryAug 18, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Willis Rust
A63H 27/10A63J 3/00A63H 2027/1041
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Abstract

This invention is a container which contains pre-filled and compressed helium or air filled balloons. When the lid is removed from the container the balloons quickly come out of the container and expand to their much larger size under normal atmospheric pressure. Containers containing hundreds of balloons could be taken to large events to be released. This invention makes it unnecessary to spend many hours inflating hundreds of balloons for release at large events, and also eliminates the difficulty of containing them under (or in) nets using large areas of space. The containers could also be small, containing just a few balloons suitable as gifts or novelty.

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1 . a container containing pre-filled and compressed helium or air filled balloons consisting of: 
 a) a container made of a strong material such as steel or hard plastic capable of withstanding significant internal pressure within said container.    b) a lid for said container which can be sealed tightly, yet easily removed, on said container, and capable of withstanding significant internal pressure within said container.    c) balloons in said contain, which have been pre-filled with either helium or air, and compressed under pressure.    d) size of said container ranging in size from large enough to contain numerous hundreds of said compressed helium or air filled balloons, or as small as what would be required to contain just a few, or even just one, said compressed helium or air filled balloons.

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