Foil balloons should spark celebration, not overhead power lines.
Foil balloons, also known as metallic or Mylar balloons, pose a potential risk, if released into the air. When these balloons come into contact with power lines or electrical equipment, their Mylar properties can cause an electric surge that can lead to power outages and fires.
Reduce foil balloon-related power outages and ensure safety by following these helpful tips:
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