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Boxing with dryice - Starkel - 06-21-2022 I have always boxed with light objects. I would like to test smartphones like iPhone etc.. Do you have good results? On new and old accounts? I am in eu, I target apple, amazon, fr stores. I never tried in Amazon Germany, I ordered there and the return was at my expense (I had to pay on the spot when sending), does it change anything when the store does not take care of the return? Any advice on ice? A smartphone weighs 400/500gr, I put 600/700? Does the heat play a role in the sublimation? Thanks RE: Boxing with dryice - mothered - 06-22-2022 Quote:Do you have good results?The account's standing Is based on the number of transactions, returns/refunds, and not the method used as a single unit. Quote:Any advice on ice? A smartphone weighs 400/500gr, I put 600/700?Calculate Its sublimation against storage and transit time. It will give you a weight to work with. Quote:Does the heat play a role in the sublimation?Yes - atmospheric pressure. RE: Boxing with dryice - Starkel - 06-22-2022 (06-22-2022, 05:26 AM)mothered Wrote:Quote:Do you have good results?The account's standing Is based on the number of transactions, returns/refunds, and not the method used as a single unit. Ok nice, thx you. On efficiency? RE: Boxing with dryice - mothered - 06-22-2022 (06-22-2022, 11:07 AM)Starkel Wrote: Ok nice, thx you.You're welcome. (06-22-2022, 11:07 AM)Starkel Wrote: On efficiency?Very effective If you take Into account everything stated In my previous post. |