Dry ice, perhaps most commonly known for special effects purposes, actually holds a plethora of recreational and commercial applications. Ranging from shipping frozen goods to science experiments, to things a little more uncommon, dry ice is a fascinating product. This… Read More
Unusual Dry Ice Uses: Homemade Root Beer
Archive for January, 2016
Unusual Dry Ice Uses: Homemade Root Beer
Thursday, January 28th, 2016Unusual Dry Ice Uses: Blast Cleaning?
Thursday, January 21st, 2016Dry ice, perhaps most commonly known for special effects purposes, actually holds a plethora of recreational and commercial applications. Ranging from shipping frozen goods to science experiments, to things a little more uncommon, dry ice is a fascinating product. This… Read More
Dry Ice Safety 101
Thursday, January 14th, 2016Dry ice, perhaps most popularly known for its special effects value, holds a multitude of functionality beyond cool looking fog clouds. It can be great for uses ranging from keeping food fresh on hunting or camping trips to transporting biomedical… Read More
A Torture-Free Valentine’s, Courtesy of Dry Ice
Thursday, January 7th, 2016A million baby kisses From a kissing booth on wheels This sign is pretty poison On the envelope, she seals And your lover’s far away He knows exactly how she feels Ooh, it’s torture – Paul Westerberg