A water teeter-totter system is a teeter totter that uses the inertia developed while in use to operate water pumps to pump water through a plurality of spray nozzles to combine water amusement with the fun of gliding on the device. The downward motion of each side of the teeter totter actuates a different pump to spray water alternately at one user and then at the other user. A centrally located tube is able to be coupled to various ornamentally designed appurtenances that perform an action from spraying water through the appurtenance to blowing up balloons.

A self-inflating balloon (100) comprising: an inflatable bag (16) of substantially air impervious material; a container of compressed gas (14); trigger means (22) associated with the container (14) operable to allow gas from the container (14) to inflate the bag (16); and an enclosure (10) in which the bag (16), the container (14) and the trigger means (22) are housed. Opening the enclosure (10) may activate the trigger means (22) or provide access for activation of the trigger means (22). The balloon (100) may additionally comprise an illumination device (26).

A decorative balloon is designed specifically to directly attach to an outer surface of a mailbox. The balloon may be an air-filled foil balloon and may include an inner pocket surface that hugs and snugly adheres to an outer surface of the mailbox.

The device of reusable balloons includes a rubber balloon and a base. The rubber balloon has a neck. After the balloon is inflated, the neck is twisted to form multiple tight spirals whose flexibility and pressure prevents air leakage, and the neck is tied into a loose single knot. The base has a first through hole and a second through hole arranged radially away from the base's center. A slit is provided connecting the first and second through holes that is selectively and flexibly opened. After the single knot is run through the first through hole, the neck is plugged into the second through hole through the slit. Four or more rubber balloons can be attached to the base and multiple bases can be coupled and arranged to decorate events. After the event, the single knot can be undone, allowing the balloon to deflate and be stored for repeated use.

A balloon including an inflatable body operatively attached to a base on a proximal side, the base including a cavity for filling with items, wherein the inflatable body is inflated by an air vent or a fan operatively attached to the base. A method of using the balloon, by placing the balloon at a display location, flowing air through the inflatable body, inflating the inflatable body, and providing access to items within the cavity. Reversible packaging including a packaging body having a first design on a first side and a second design on a second side. A method of using reversible packaging, by a user purchasing a product contained within reversible packaging showing a first design, the user removing the reversible packaging and reversing the reversible packaging to show a second design, and the user securing the reversible packaging around the product showing the second design.

An inflatable inflatable decoration system comprising a decorative box; an inflatable decoration deployable out from and deflatable back into the decorative box; a retractable mechanism disposed inside the inflatable decoration, the retractable mechanism configured to pull and guide the inflatable decoration back into the decorative box when the inflatable decoration is deflated.

An inflatable decoration system and method comprising an inflatable decoration that deploys from and deflates into a decorative box, eliminating the eyesore aspect of inflatable holiday yard decorations of the past.

An inflatable holiday decoration device includes a balloon structured to resemble a holiday character when the balloon is inflated. The balloon has a weighted base to facilitate the balloon to remain stationary on a support surface. A plurality of light emitters is each integrated into the balloon having each of the plurality of light emitters being directed into an interior of the balloon for illuminating the interior of the balloon. A charger includes a panel and a stake extending downwardly from a bottom surface of the panel. The stake tapers to a pointed end which can penetrate the support surface having the panel is spaced upwardly from the support surface. The charger is in communication with the plurality of light emitters for powering the light emitters.