CBA Product Knowledge & Safety — Questions and Answers
Question 1: Which type of balloon is best for outdoor use due to durability?
- Standard latex balloons
- Twisting balloons
- Foil balloons (Correct answer)
- Water balloons
Correct answer: Foil balloons
Foil balloons are more resistant to temperature changes and UV exposure, making them more suitable for outdoor events.
Question 2: Why should balloon artists avoid using metallic ribbons with helium balloons?
- They are too heavy
- They reduce float time
- They are not colorful enough
- They pose electrical hazards (Correct answer)
Correct answer: They pose electrical hazards
Metallic ribbons can conduct electricity and cause power outages or fires if they come into contact with power lines.
Question 3: What is the recommended way to secure helium tanks during transport?
- Lay them flat on the vehicle floor
- Place them in the trunk with soft padding
- Secure them upright with straps (Correct answer)
- Wrap them tightly in blankets
Correct answer: Secure them upright with straps
Helium tanks should be secured upright using straps or stands to prevent them from tipping over and becoming dangerous projectiles.
Question 4: Why is it important to use balloons from certified suppliers?
- They cost less
- They offer bulk discounts
- They provide safer, quality-assured products (Correct answer)
- They use brighter colors
Correct answer: They provide safer, quality-assured products
Certified balloon suppliers provide high-quality, non-toxic products that meet safety standards and reduce the risk of burst or allergic reactions.
Question 5: Which of the following is a safe inflation practice?
- Always inflate balloons by mouth
- Use a pump to inflate balloons (Correct answer)
- Twist balloons while inflating
- Use scissors to puncture overfilled balloons
Correct answer: Use a pump to inflate balloons
Using a pump instead of the mouth to inflate balloons reduces the risk of injury and contamination, especially with large or tight balloons.
Question 6: What is the safest way to dispose of burst or used balloons?
- Burn them in open air
- Release them into the sky
- Pop and discard in trash (Correct answer)
- Flush them down the toilet
Correct answer: Pop and discard in trash
Popping and collecting pieces helps prevent wildlife from ingesting latex or foil, promoting environmentally safe disposal.
CBA Product Knowledge & Safety
Which type of balloon is best for outdoor use due to durability?