- May 31, 2019
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How Dry Ice Blasting is Right for you
Dry ice cleaning, otherwise known as dry ice blasting, is a method started in 1955 of using dry ice to clean industrial equipment in an efficient and cost-effective way. According to Cold Jet, “Dry ice blasting is similar to sand blasting, plastic bead blasting or soda blasting where media is accelerated in a pressurized air stream
- May 24, 2019
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Four Benefits of Dry Ice Blasting
Are you looking for a way to responsibly and thoroughly clean heavy equipment? It may be time to consider a dry ice cleaning service. Read on to see some of the benefits of harnessing the power of CO2 over other blast cleaning mediums. It’s Less Abrasive Than Other Cleaning Methods While the idea of CO2 blasting
- March 24, 2019
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Dry Ice Blast Cleaning: A Refresher
Whether you’re an expert or a beginner, there’s no harm in refreshing your knowledge every once in a while. That’s especially true of dry ice blasting. Keep reading for a short refresher on all things dry ice. What is dry ice? Dry ice is not actually ice, despite what its name suggests. Really. It’s carbon
- March 6, 2019
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Do’s and Don’ts for Dry Ice Cleaning Service
Cleaning with dry ice, or ice blasting as it is known, is a highly effective method of sanitizing areas. A dry ice cleaning service is used in industrial cleaning, the food packaging industry, smoke and water damage cleanup, the cleaning industry, and mold removal, to name just a few examples. The following six do’s and
- March 1, 2019
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Preserving The Past: How Dry Ice Was Used To Save Artifacts From WWII
The impressive cleaning powers of dry ice are known in a variety of industries. The solid CO2 (set at a temperature of -79 degrees Fahrenheit) is used to blast away biological, chemical, and physical contaminants in food production, medical manufacturing, and even lab environments. Dry ice blasting (also known as CO2 cleaning or CO2 blasting)
- February 25, 2019
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3 Warning Signs Your Heat Exchanger Needs to Be Cleaned
Heat exchangers are designed to prevent heat from going in places it shouldn’t. This is essential for companies that make, store, or ship tangible goods that need to be kept cool. But like most equipment, heat exchangers do get dirty or damaged and need maintenance. So let’s discuss a few warning signs that it’s time
- January 24, 2019
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Cleaning Method Comparison: Why Dry Ice Wins Out
Commercial businesses depend on reliable and safe cleaning methods to ensure their facilities meet strict regulations and to protect both their employees and customers. But choosing the right industrial cleaning method isn’t always the easiest of tasks. With so many cleaning solutions available, it’s often a good idea to comparison shop before making your decision. In today’s
- January 21, 2019
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The Risks Of Solid CO2: How To Properly Handle Dry Ice
Most everybody is aware of dry ice as a concept: they know it’s used to create fake fog in spooky environments, to make quick-fix ice cream at home, and even has industrial cleaning properties when utilized as dry ice blasting. Beyond that, people simply know that the material is very cold — cold enough to burn
- January 19, 2019
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Got A Mold Problem? Dry Ice Blasting Might Be Able to Solve It!
Mold is undeniably gross, but if it grows in your home or workplace, it could also be dangerous. Medical research has linked mold to various unfavorable health conditions– individuals with allergies or breathing conditions like asthma will likely suffer negative symptoms when exposed to mold spores in the air. Mold in a work environment could
- December 20, 2018
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3 Ways To Extend The Life Of Manufacturing Equipment
In any industry that uses heavy machinery, including manufacturing, farming, mining, and more, keeping that machinery functioning properly for a long time is typically a high priority. Any breakdowns in equipment parts is costly for the business and you want everything to function well for the safety of your workers. Whether you’re focusing on fin