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Dry Ice - Gus - 11-23-2019
Since Target now sells sodastream cylinders, but at an exorbitant price with no refill options,I thought I would follow the youtube video that uses dry ice. So the question is, then, where do I buy dry ice?
RE: Dry Ice - terracore - 11-23-2019
Safeway had it at one time, I don't know that they still do. Call first.
RE: Dry Ice - alaskyn66 - 11-23-2019
Call Alii Ice. And or Airgas in Hilo.
RE: Dry Ice - DoryGray - 11-24-2019
Maybe J. Hara Store in Kurtistown, they have everything.
RE: Dry Ice - hotinhawaii - 11-25-2019
Air gas in Hilo.
RE: Dry Ice - Gus - 11-26-2019
Yes, the winner is Air Gas. No one else recommended carries it. Target, however, started selling replacement cylinders for about 15 bucks, half price but still more than the 6 bucks Air Gas charges for a pound of dry ice. Thanks for your suggestions.
RE: Dry Ice - terracore - 01-23-2022
(11-23-2019, 11:50 AM)Gus Wrote: Since Target now sells sodastream cylinders, but at an exorbitant price with no refill options,I thought I would follow the youtube video that uses dry ice. So the question is, then, where do I buy dry ice?
There is a newer type of water carbonator that doesn't require CO2.
https://amzn.to/3KzZGUb
It still requires inputs, but baking soda and citric acid can be purchased cheap, and can be shipped in the mail.
RE: Dry Ice - dan_c - 01-23-2022
(01-23-2022, 01:00 AM)terracore Wrote:(11-23-2019, 11:50 AM)Gus Wrote: Since Target now sells sodastream cylinders, but at an exorbitant price with no refill options,I thought I would follow the youtube video that uses dry ice. So the question is, then, where do I buy dry ice?
There is a newer type of water carbonator that doesn't require CO2.
https://amzn.to/3KzZGUb
It still requires inputs, but baking soda and citric acid can be purchased cheap, and can be shipped in the mail.
Target now does cylinder exchanges. I've done it a number of times. The exchange price is about $15.
RE: Dry Ice - HereOnThePrimalEdge - 01-23-2022
Tip for Big Island users:
When you carbonate your beverage, make sure the wind in your location is blowing AWAY from the Mauna Loa Observatory. You wouldn't want to juice the CO2 measurements there and have social media or Faux News claim CO2 readings are not actually increasing, it's just a bunch of homemade bubble makers and drinkers in Puna skewing the statistics.
RE: Dry Ice - randomq - 01-23-2022
How many liters worth do you get out of a $15 cylinder?