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You can buy dry ice at most grocery stores or specialty suppliers. Bring your own bag—they’ll give you a block that looks like a little crystal tombstone. Never touch it with bare skin. It will stick to you and give you a third-degree burn in seconds. I call this “playing tag with a ghost.” Use thick gloves or tongs. Treat it like a grumpy hedgehog that is also extremely cold.

Surprising fact: dry ice isn’t wet. It’s dry, obviously. But if you put it in a cooler with regular ice, you will have a bad time. The dry ice will freeze the regular ice into a solid lump that you can’t separate. You’ll end up with a giant, cursed ice cube that smells like carbonation. Keep dry ice and wet ice separate—or just go full dry ice and skip the wet stuff entirely.

How to Pack a Cooler with Dry Ice - Dry Ice Corp