



Dry Ice Blasting
Dry ice blasting is an innovative, non-toxic, non-abrasive cleaning method that produces zero secondary waste.
Secondary waste includes sand, glass, dirty water, dirty cloths, chemical containers, and any other waste product left over after cleaning.
Dry ice blasting is an alternative to sand, bead and soda blasting. Carbon dioxide (CO2) pellets replace traditional blasting materials such as steam, waste and chemicals. These small rice-sized pellets are blasted with compressed air at the dirty surface. The extremely low temperature of the dry ice (-78°C) kills any bacteria and freezes the soil, which becomes brittle and flakes off. The pellets sublimate on impact, leaving only the dislodged soil to sweep up off the floor. Being non-abrasive, dry ice leaves the original surface in perfect condition.
This method can also be called dry ice cleaning, CO2 blasting or cryogenic cleaning.