Category Dry Ice FAQs

Dry ice (frozen carbon dioxide) has a temperature of -109.2ºFºC and this makes it great for keeping food frozen in a cooler or when you don’t have electricity. But when packing frozen food with dry ice there are some important…

As a cooler reviewer and outdoor enthusiast a big topic of conversation is dry ice. It’s commonly used to keep food frozen in coolers but it has many other uses such as for shipping cold goods, making halloween fog or…

When keeping items colder than cold, people usually turn to either liquid nitrogen or dry ice. But what are the differences between dry ice and liquid nitrogen? Dry ice and liquid nitrogen have many differences. Dry ice isn’t as cold…

Dry ice can be just the thing that you are looking for to make a simple drink remarkable. Just a little bit of dry ice will make any drink release a whimsical smokey appearance. If you want to pull of…

Dry ice bombs are made by placing dry ice and water in a bottle and sealing the bottle so no gas can escape. Pressure builds up due to the dry ice releasing gas and eventually the container explodes. Dry ice…

Dry ice is extremely cold and at -109.3ºF (-78.5ºC) it quickly sublimates (turns into a gas) at room temperature. If you want to keep your dry ice for any length of time you’re going to need to store it effectively…

Dry ice is great for keeping food frozen in your cooler or freezer and it’s commonly used for fog effects during stage shows or on halloween. But how exactly is dry ice made and is it possible to make it…

Dry ice (frozen carbon dioxide) doesn’t melt but rather sublimates (turns directly from a solid into a gas). Whether you’re buying dry ice for foggy halloween drinks, to use in a camping cooler or for shipping or commercial purposes it’s…

You can create a cool fog effect using dry ice and warm water or dry ice and a drink. This is perfect for halloween, parties or even to create fog for stage productions. But how long should you expect the…