well, online , a silk screen/tee shirt place, hobby or craft store or a 160 micron bubble bag.
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2015 Harvest Celebration BBQ Dec 12-13th
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I had to run down stairs to check. It's the red 160 bag per fumbles. lol.
fumble
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I don't know if it's the correct one to use, but the one I use lol. I also do a dif method...I shake it with the dry ice in a bucket, then remove the material to the bubble bag and shake. If you are running a large amount, the dry ice will get your bubble bag all gummed up. This way eliminates the gumminess. Also leave your dry ice in as big a chunk as possible. It is a pain in the azzzzz to remove little bits of dry ice.
Thanks you as well fumble. All great tips!
doublejj
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I bought a set of 5gl bubble bags that are 100% mesh & I used one of those...
doublejj
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Break you stuff down to shake & you can use a large slotted spoon to remove the small dry ice pieces, it works better with smaller ice. Besides any dry ice pieces you miss will just evaporate...
also you should freeze your pot first....
getawaymountain
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hey fumbles new years resolution no broken bones for us ok !!
fumble
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Sounds good to me! Broken bones suck
getawaymountain
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ya I got 6 pins that lets me know it all the time been just over a year now but sure seems longer we are getting old now haha I get my senior discount now officially as of wendsday all downhill for sure now lol
northeastmarco
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What would be good size/set for dry ice method.have a bunch of trim and popcorn that I was planning on running soon.just started looking into them.any tips or recommendations?
The bag size is 160 micron . I use a 1 gal bag but if your jj or tree man you might want the 5 gal bag and sift all day on 1 bucket full. Lol
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