Thread: Can we use cooling? If so, is water allowed?
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Re: Can we use cooling? If so, is water allowed?
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Originally Posted by mrmummert View Post
Hmmmm....cooling....but maybe not water cooling...hmmmm...
How about Dry Ice....no water to clean up and the fog factor is
kinda cool. You might not wanna hold it with bare hands though.
Echoing the post about not knowing what 2013 will hold, we can be fairly certain the ban on dangerous and or harmful materials will stand. I don't think a dry ice cooling system would be legal, as effective as it may be.
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