7. Natural Characteristics of Balloons
Please be aware that balloons are inherently temporary decorative products.
Their lifespan cannot be guaranteed for a fixed period unless we have expressly agreed otherwise in writing.
Factors that may affect balloons include direct sunlight, heat, cold, wind, rain, humidity, air conditioning, heating systems, sudden temperature changes, sharp objects, rough surfaces, static electricity, movement by guests, children or animals, transportation after handover, and changes in altitude or atmospheric pressure.
Latex balloons may naturally oxidise and become more matte over time. Helium-filled balloons gradually lose lift. Foil balloons may expand or contract when exposed to significant changes in temperature. These normal characteristics are not, by themselves, considered defects.