April 14, 2022
Dry ice safety: do’s and don’ts
Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide and is super cold at -109.3°F or -78.5°C. While this can make dry ice a ton of fun for at-home activities and very useful in science experiments and demonstrations, it also means there are important guidelines to follow when using dry ice so that everyone stays safe. Read our do’s and don’ts of dry ice safety and check out our dry ice safety video below!
December 16, 2019
Create long-lasting fog effects with dry ice
Creating fog with dry ice is perfect for evoking a frightening feeling on Halloween, adding a dramatic flair when shooting photography or turning a garage band performance into a concert-quality event. The key to creating an unforgettable fog effect with dry ice is to keep the fog flowing from the start of your event until the finish.
December 13, 2019
Removing car dents with dry ice
Got in a fender-bender and don’t want to shell out the dough to get that lopsided little crater on your quarter panel popped back out by the dealer? No sweat. Dry ice is an economical solution to pop out the dent without scratching your paint job, thanks to a chemical reaction caused by rapid chilling and heating of the ice and metal. Try using dry ice to remove the dent yourself.
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