forstmeister
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Anybody have a good place to find dry ice in the city? My keezer quit working but I have a beer on tap that I want to try to finish up...thinking this might be my best chance to keep it cool for a week or so...
Dry Ice in Chicago
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wickman6
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Do you have a garage? Can't help with the dry ice, but my carboys are keeping at 40 deg lately in the garage.
Edit: that's assuming you have picnic taps. Not sure of tour setup, but might be difficult depending.
Edit: that's assuming you have picnic taps. Not sure of tour setup, but might be difficult depending.
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forstmeister
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wickman6 said:
The garage isn't attached and the unit is in my basement currently. I don't want to carry it up a flight of stairs and across the yard.
Nowadays you can get dry ice in most grocery stores or big box stores. Since almost every community can have a major power outtage anymore it's common everywhere. Meijer's has it right by the exit. Usually in a cooler like this.
wickman6
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Yeah, that doesn't sound like fun.
(773) 274-6394, call these guys. In the summer they have carts of ice cream running around town, kept on dry ice. I used to buy small amounts from the vendors for "experiments" lol. They might be able to tell you where to get some.
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forstmeister
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Thanks everyone for the replies. I need to move on this soon.
mikescooling
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The ice cream store 31 flavors has it.
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