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Dry Ice can keep your food and ice frozen for extended periods of time
Dry Ice can be used to freeze your game and eliminate spoilage due to heat and improper transport. meats and seafood will stay fresher and safer for your family and friends. To prevent freezer burn make sure the dry cie does not come in driect contact with the food.
Keeping items frozen while shipping
A proper container and safety comes first, but nothing does the job better.
Transport and store ice cream and frozen foods during long shopping trips in summer and spring. enjoy ice cream at the beach on vacation, on a picnic, at a community block party, a pool party or school events.
Picnics
Dry ice can provide opportunities for your outing that you may not even have considered!
Prolong the life of your wet ice. Place dry ice in the bottom of your cooler, cover completely with wet ice and pack your cooler as normal. The cooler will keep items cold for approximately 3 or 4 days.
To freeze products, place dry ice on top of the items to be frozen to cool products, place dry ice on bottom of cooler, cover with insulation material or wet ice, then place food and beverages on top. Product should never come in contact with dry ice!
Bed Bugs
Take those little buggers out with dry ice!
To remove a small population of bed bugs or test to see if any are present, you can build an inexpensive trap, using 2-3 pounds of dry ice , a plastic pet food bowl, an insulated jug, tape, fabric, and talcum powder. This is best done at night when you can douse the lights in the room, as bed bugs prefer the dark.
Insect Control
Keep insects at bay!
Dry ice also is good for insect control at outdoor barbecues. Place dry ice at outer perimeter of a designated area, dry ice attracts mosquitoes, bees, knats, etc., keeping you insect free while you enjoy your day outdoor.
Dry Ice Hash
A step-by-step guide to making hash with dry ice
The fastest and easiest way to make hash is with dry ice
This is all you need to make your own dry ice hash:
Shredded/ground-up cannabis buds/leaves
A clean bucket
Hash (bubble) bags
Heavy-duty oven
gloves
safety glasses
Dry ice (2-3 pounds are typically used for a home extraction)
A clean, flat surface to shake the hash bags onto.
A paint scraper (to collect the resin glands when you empty the bags)
Making hash with the dry ice extraction method is simple.
1. Put the dry ice and shredded buds/trim in the bucket2. Add the dry ice pellets, put the hash bags on the bucket and shake
3. Tip the bucket upside down to collect the resin glands in the bags.
4. Remove the hash bags and empty their contents onto a clean work surface.
5. Scrape the hash off of the work surface
6. Repeat the process until you no longer have any hash left to remove.
The entire method only takes a few minutes to make and then you can enjoy your hash immediately! If you choose to make hash using the more traditional ice/water method then you have to wait until the hash has dried out. Also, since some of the terpenes are lost in the drying process, skipping that step will give you better results in the fraction of the time. The dry ice method also produces the darkest hash with the richest flavor.
For best results, be sure to work a well-ventilated area and
Use a well ventilated room or an external area such as a garage. Your lungs need to absorb oxygen to survive but you will be using lots of carbon dioxide. In a closed room you could suffer oxygen deprivation, therefore it is vital to ensure excellent ventilation. Remember that dry ice can cause instant and severe skin/eye damage. Many hash fans are perfectly happy to leave dry ice extractions to the professionals for very good reasons. Don’t put dry ice in a sealed container, if it warms up and expands it could explode the container. Dispose of dry ice safely, don’t try to flush it down the toilet or sink as it can freeze them. Instead, simply place the unwanted CO2 pellets near an open window, door or garden and leave them to evaporate away naturally.
