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Dry Ice Blasting

There are multiple applications for dry ice blasting on your property due to its cost efficiencies and safety in use. Fire damage removal, safe removal of mold, efflorescence removal, food service industries, printing industries, and electrical generation industries are just a few examples of applications for dry ice blasting use on residential and commercial property.

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    If fire, mold, rust, or other types of cleaning are needed on your property, give Rainbow Restoration a call to discuss your dry ice-blasting options.

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Key Facts concerning Dry Ice Blasting


What is Dry Ice Blasting?

Dry ice is the solid form of carbon dioxide. During the cleaning process of Dry Ice Blasting, dry ice is used in a pressurized air steam and directed at a surface for effective cleaning. Dry Ice Blasting causes minimal abrasion as compared to sand blasting, plastic bead blasting, or soda blasting.

As a result, the surface dirt flakes off easily, due to the amount of heat that is produced during the process. In addition, less waste is produced, with maximal abrasion and cleaning.

Dry Ice Blasting is recommended by the EPA over other types of solvent-based cleaning. For equipment with many different and complex shapes/geometries, Dry Ice Blasting can clean it all at once, without leaving a lot of residue.

Dry Ice Blasting produces less waste products, as the dry ice material itself does not have to be cleaned up after using it. The only cleanup needed would be the material removed as a result of the cleaning.

Key Facts concerning Dry Ice Blasting

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    • If you need to clean food processing equipment and eliminate contaminants such as Salmonella, E. coli, and Listeria monocytogenes, Dry Ice Blasting may be your best bet. This process may also be used for equipment cleaning without having to disassemble it, resulting in the elimination of fire or electrical hazards.
    • You would also use Dry Ice Blasting if rust or ingredients have accumulated on your equipment. In the past, companies used different media such as sand or soda; but those technologies would leave scratches or abrasions on the equipment cleaned.
    • With dry ice blasting, however, the CO2 provides a gentler cleaning process and avoids any damage to the equipment.
    • Last but not least, dry ice blasting is typically used when removing mold stains, water damage stains, and soot from fire damage. Usually, these stains are extremely time-consuming to remove, but with new emerging technologies, can be addressed relatively quickly.

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