US2010072750A1PendingUtilityA1

Balloonbuddy (A Balloon Tying Tool)

Assignee: NANCE GARY DEANPriority: Sep 12, 2008Filed: Sep 11, 2009Published: Mar 25, 2010
Est. expirySep 12, 2028(~2.1 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Gary Nance
A63H 27/10A63H 2027/105
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Abstract

A balloon tying tool has a method for tying a balloon, the method comprising the steps of: After the balloon is inflated with either air, helium or water; The neck of the balloon is wrapped over the top of the cylindrical body of either the large or small end of the invented balloon tying tool. The neck of the balloon is then wrapped over (away from the operator) toward the underside of the invented balloon tying tool. The neck of the balloon continues to be wrapped around the underside of the invented balloon tying tool and back up toward the operator and is stretched up next to the balloon neck portion that was initially stretched over the top. The balloon neck is then stretched toward the tip of the invented balloon tying tool and the balloons outstretched neck is placed into the J hook slot in the invented balloon tying tools tip, capturing the balloons nipple on the underside of the invented balloon tying tool. The neck of the balloon that is now wrapped around the circumference of the invented balloon tying tools body, it is then rolled or pushed over the invented balloon tying tools tip, tying the balloon as it leaves the body of the invented balloon tying tool.

Claims

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1 . A balloon tying tool comprising:
 The invented balloon tying tool is designed to tie various sizes of balloons from small balloons, like those used to make water balloons, to larger 12 to 16 inch balloons, like those used for general air inflation at parties or those used to make helium filled balloon bouquets. All of these balloons are made of latex and generally require tying, where the Mylar balloon type generally are not tied, but are adhesive sealed.   It should be additionally stated that while the invented balloon tying tool shown covers the tying of average balloon sizes available in the marketplace, larger versions of the invented balloon tying tool can be produced to tie larger balloons that are also available in the marketplace.   Furthermore, while the enclosed illustrations depict the invented balloon tying tool as a hand held creation that achieves the enclosed claims, a mechanical version (not shown) using the same technique as the hand held version of the invented balloon tying tool can also be held to the enclosed claims.   
   
   
       2 . A method for tying a balloon, the method comprising the steps of:
 After the balloon is inflated with either air, helium or water;
 The neck of the balloon is wrapped over the top of the cylindrical body of either the large or small end of the invented balloon tying tool. 
 The neck of the balloon is then wrapped over (away from the operator) toward the underside of the invented balloon tying tool. 
 The neck of the balloon continues to be wrapped around the underside of the invented balloon tying tool and back up toward the operator and is stretched up next to the balloon neck portion that was initially stretched over the top. 
 The balloon neck is then stretched toward the tip of the invented balloon tying tool and the balloons outstretched neck is placed into the J hook slot in the invented balloon tying tools tip, capturing the balloons nipple on the underside of the invented balloon tying tool. 
 The neck of the balloon that is now wrapped around the circumference of the invented balloon tying tools body, it is then rolled or pushed over the invented balloon tying tools tip, tying the balloon as it leaves the body of the invented balloon tying tool.

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