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RE: How does the Dry Ice method work? 01-18-2023, 07:04 AM
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I have never tried it but mothered wrote a large article on it.
I think it the idea is not to use it for large items and just have enough of it so it evaporates fast enough that by the second weight it's all gone.
I think it the idea is not to use it for large items and just have enough of it so it evaporates fast enough that by the second weight it's all gone.
RE: How does the Dry Ice method work? 01-18-2023, 02:26 PM
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RE: How does the Dry Ice method work? 01-18-2023, 06:12 PM
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(01-18-2023, 02:26 PM)Buddhism Wrote:(01-18-2023, 07:04 AM)TorUser827PlsNoBan Wrote: I have never tried it but mothered wrote a large article on it.
I think it the idea is not to use it for large items and just have enough of it so it evaporates fast enough that by the second weight it's all gone.
Yeah I read the article, but never saw that point discussed. That would make sense, but how would you know the time between the 1st and second, mostly if 1/2 day shipping by a carrier?
Drop it off to your local postal office about 10 minutes before it closes. Pickup will be next working day.
Even better, go in and ask them what time thy do their collections to be posted. That way you can drop off your parcel after that time, so it sits in their office/ storage until the following day.
