How to make dry ice at home

It's possible to make dry ice at home. Here are instructions, including information you'll need to know to make dry ice yourself safely.

Dry ice – or frozen carbon dioxide – can be used to create smoky effects that are ideal for Hallowe’en parties, for other events or for on-stage effects in musical performances or plays. You can ... Read more

Here's a tutorial on how to make dry ice at home. All you'll need is a CO2 fire extinguisher, a pillowcase, and a pair of gloves.

If you're looking for cool science experiments and projects you can do with your kids and/or students, these dry ice experiments are for you!

EPIC dry ice experiments that will WOW kids of alla ges! These fun experiments with dry ice are sure to impress and educate!

Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide and is super cold at -109.3°F or -78.5°C. While this can make dry ice a ton of fun for at-home activities and very useful in science experiments and demonstrations, it also means there are important guidelines to follow when using dry ice so that everyone stays safe. Read our do’s and don’ts of dry ice safety and check out our dry ice safety video below!

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Is homemade dry ice easy to make? We give you 5 simple and easy steps with pictures. What's more, find some cool things to do with dry ice here.

Finally find out what is dry ice, how to handle it, how long it lasts, and how to get rid of it after the party's over. (The party's never over.)

Me with dry ice!! DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!