[mothered]

Of course - it'll never be so cold (at least in the US) where it wouldn't sublimate.

Unless It's placed In a container that's pressure-sealed with a relief valve, dry Ice will always sublimate, Irrespective of temperature.

It's just a matter of "how long" It will take to do so.

[Filament]

Of course - it'll never be so cold (at least in the US) where it wouldn't sublimate.

Unless It's placed In a container that's pressure-sealed with a relief valve, dry Ice will always sublimate, Irrespective of temperature.

It's just a matter of "how long" It will take to do so.

If it's placed in a pressure-sealed container, it can potentially just blow up, no?
If the relief valve is loose, then it isn't really pressure-sealed?
Though this is getting a bit off-topic from SE'ing/boxing lol

[mothered]

If it's placed in a pressure-sealed container, it can potentially just blow up, no?

Ideally, the relief value must have an Interlock, whereby It limits the pressure to a safe standard and the container cannot be opened without (first) releasing the pressure Inside.

If the relief valve is loose, then it isn't really pressure-sealed?

Well, a loose relief value Is a manufacturer's defect.

[Filament]

If it's placed in a pressure-sealed container, it can potentially just blow up, no?

Ideally, the relief value must have an Interlock, whereby It limits the pressure to a safe standard and the container cannot be opened without (first) releasing the pressure Inside.

If the relief valve is loose, then it isn't really pressure-sealed?

Well, a loose relief value Is a manufacturer's defect.

Oh I clearly wasn't thinking straight. Duh.

[mothered]

If it's placed in a pressure-sealed container, it can potentially just blow up, no?

Ideally, the relief value must have an Interlock, whereby It limits the pressure to a safe standard and the container cannot be opened without (first) releasing the pressure Inside.

If the relief valve is loose, then it isn't really pressure-sealed?

Well, a loose relief value Is a manufacturer's defect.

Oh I clearly wasn't thinking straight. Duh.

All good, It's easily overlooked.

[ttv18]

dry ice is the best i think

[Beerad]

Noob question but what does FTID mean?

[Filament]

Noob question but what does FTID mean?

Fake Tracking ID.

It is a method where you aim to get the company to dispose of your package and then later you provide proof that you sent the package. They'll have no records of the package and thus manually issue a refund/replacement.

[mothered]

dry ice is the best i think

It depends whether the weight of the Item warrants a weight substitute.

[dowjones]

oh wow fabbergusting stuff