09-18-2005, 08:36 PM
Quote:Dry ice is made under different conditions than normal ice which means there could be chemical contamination if you mix it with what your drinking. Technically you should be ok by mixing it with your drink, but dry ice really isn\'t made to be put in food, it\'s made in a lab around other chemicals so there may be some risks involved.
Your best bet would be to place your bowl of punch in another bowl that has water and dry ice in it. In order for it to produce the "smoke" it needs to be agitated failry often, otherwise it won\'t do too much. Also, remember that dry ice is solid carbon monoxide, so when it sublimes into it\'s gaseous state it is carbon monoxide gas...meaning you should use it in a well ventilated area.
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Thank you, that is exactly what I needed to hear. I appreciate it. Also, are you the guy who runs Fright-Rags? Justin told me to email you about making a shirt like his black pocket-T with the NIGHTOWL logo ironed on. He said it would be okay with him and I was wondering if you could make me one? Please let me know - jf5550@arbor.edu