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someone explain dry ice method? - Akari0967 - 12-28-2023
Seen it here a couple times. I also researched of how long it takes till dry ice dissapears etc. But will wanyone be able to feel or see that theres dry ice in the package? Do you guys just put it in a cardboard box? Since that will probably leave traces of humid inside.
or maybe wrap the inside with plaxtoc so there wont be any humid stains but wont that look suspiscious?
anyways what im getting to is how can i do this method with the least traces as possible?
RE: someone explain dry ice method? - Kastalika - 12-28-2023
(12-28-2023, 10:27 AM)Akari0967 Wrote: Seen it here a couple times. I also researched of how long it takes till dry ice dissapears etc. But will wanyone be able to feel or see that theres dry ice in the package? Do you guys just put it in a cardboard box? Since that will probably leave traces of humid inside.
or maybe wrap the inside with plaxtoc so there wont be any humid stains but wont that look suspiscious?
anyways what im getting to is how can i do this method with the least traces as possible?
Dry ice method is mostly unnecessary. Tell me what u want to do with it?
RE: someone explain dry ice method? - Akari0967 - 12-29-2023
(12-28-2023, 04:17 PM)Kastalika Wrote:(12-28-2023, 10:27 AM)Akari0967 Wrote: Seen it here a couple times. I also researched of how long it takes till dry ice dissapears etc. But will wanyone be able to feel or see that theres dry ice in the package? Do you guys just put it in a cardboard box? Since that will probably leave traces of humid inside.
or maybe wrap the inside with plaxtoc so there wont be any humid stains but wont that look suspiscious?
anyways what im getting to is how can i do this method with the least traces as possible?
Dry ice method is mostly unnecessary. Tell me what u want to do with it?
I want to do the LIM methos with dry ice. so i send a package that shows the correct amount of weight but the package will get lost. I want to use dry ice since it seemed like the best thing to use in packages that i want to dissapear
RE: someone explain dry ice method? - Kastalika - 12-29-2023
(12-29-2023, 10:07 AM)Akari0967 Wrote:(12-28-2023, 04:17 PM)Kastalika Wrote:(12-28-2023, 10:27 AM)Akari0967 Wrote: Seen it here a couple times. I also researched of how long it takes till dry ice dissapears etc. But will wanyone be able to feel or see that theres dry ice in the package? Do you guys just put it in a cardboard box? Since that will probably leave traces of humid inside.
or maybe wrap the inside with plaxtoc so there wont be any humid stains but wont that look suspiscious?
anyways what im getting to is how can i do this method with the least traces as possible?
Dry ice method is mostly unnecessary. Tell me what u want to do with it?
I want to do the LIM methos with dry ice. so i send a package that shows the correct amount of weight but the package will get lost. I want to use dry ice since it seemed like the best thing to use in packages that i want to dissapear
Better safer and cheaper way ist to print labels with disappearing ink, to match weight put random items like books etc. Ink has dark purple color but that doesnt raise any eyebrows, important thing ist to ship on Fridays 1 hour before closingso ink has time to do its magic. No label, no delivery...LIT