- 【HIGH EFFECTION】: our dry ice maker consumes about 1.8lbs liquid co2 and delivers 0.41lbs dry ice,Industry-record high transforming rate
- 【EASY TO OPERATE】: All you need is just one click on the blue button of our dry ice maker
- 【WIDE APPLICATIONS】: Dry ice maker produces solid co2 blocks, which is widely used,eg smoke for food, ice cream, preserving meats and seafood, tissue preservation, specimen shipping, etc. Dry ice machine can also be used as a glass chiller to chill your beer or wine glasses
- 【【FAST-dry ice maker】: within 2 minutes,we will have this dry ice block !
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Don Jones Verified Buyer –
These lights are wonderful. Super nice when sitting on the patio. I have purchased four additional sets for my children. They love them. Very good product. Easy installation. You don’t know they are there during daylight hours. They come alive at dusk and stay lite for approximately. 8 hours. Make sure you position the solar panel in direct sun light.
Would recommend to anyone.
Heather Grace Farnsworth Verified Buyer –
Doesn’t work total scam! No way of returning it either!
Paulo Henrique Cezino Felicio Verified Buyer –
Excellent quality product. even better assistance.
Jiawei liu Verified Buyer –
Good
EMC Verified Buyer –
These are delightful….work better then I expected. Last a long time….really makes me happy to look at them and have a few settings so if you get sick of one mode you move to another!
Monte Verified Buyer –
Absolutely love this thing! Totally simple to use, and honestly if you have ever worked with dry ice, this has got to be the LOWEST cost for dry ice I’ve EVER had! I can’t decide which use has been better! Everything from shrinking bearings to fit within their race, cooling for under the laser table to keep down switch times without risking warp, to keeping the bait cooler cold when fishing (styrofoam), and low lying fog effect I LOVE having the option to use dry ice cost effectively! – And I just HAD to try my hand using this as blasting media – I made several pucks, ran them through an old snowcone maker to shave the ice pucks down and then used my sand blaster to try dry ice blasting! (pro-level gravity feed blaster with stainless hopper) – While I can totally tell why the real machines cost SO much more, it was still worth me calling it a win! (although I needed MAX pressure from my tank!) – Hands down happy to have this one in the shop! – Make SURE to fully LEARN about dry ice (AND using/connecting a co2 tank) and using ALL protective gear for your hands, arm, eyes, face depending on what you’re doing with it; NEVER ALLOW THE ICE TO BE LEFT OUT WHERE ANYONE WILL TOUCH IT WITHOUT GLOVES!! – 12/10 would get this one again!
miles Verified Buyer –
got the package quickly. Lights work well.
Shelly C. Verified Buyer –
We live / work pretty remote and ship frozen food to customers using dry ice. Our supplier quit selling dry ice so we bought this with hopes of making our own. First, to clarify… while the conversation rate of 1.8lb of co2 to make .41 dry ice has yet to be verified, the nicely formed little pucks are few and far between. The best formed ones I’ve made weighed .05lbs and it took 22 pucks to equal one pound of dry ice. As I ship 30 boxes typically with 2 lbs of dry ice each (assuming it isn’t the fractured pieces I’m getting and it holds up) then I would need to make 1320 little pucks at roughly 20 sec a piece. It would take me 7.5 hrs to make the 60 pounds of ice I need. 😩 in that time, they’d evaporate quicker than I could make them.