how much does dry ice cost?
824621
It's dry ice and it cost about $2 / lb
851478
probably 39.95.........some restiction may apply lol ;-D
166545
It can be very expensive to start your own club, especially if there isn't another close by. A set of curling stones can cost around $7000 US. You can use hockey/skating ice, but it takes some expertise in getting the rink right. Good Luck!!
654711
You've come to the right person.\n\nBeer (glass) 12 oz $6.75; 16 oz. $9.75\nBeer (bottles) 16 oz domestic $5.75, import 12 oz $6.2\nMalt alternatives $6\nMargarita $7\nO‚Douls $4\nSoda 21 oz. $3.75; 32 oz. $4.75\nCoke (bottles) 20 oz. $3.75\nBottled water 24 oz. $4.75\nCracker Jacks $3.75\nPeanuts $3.50\nPretzels $4\nCotton candy $4\nPopcorn $3.50\nNachos $3.75\nFrench fries 3.25\nIce-cream cone 3.75\nIce cream in 5-oz. cup 3.75\nIce cream in souvenir helment $4.25\nHot dog $4.00\nKosher dog 4.25\nHamburger $5\nChicken sandwich $5.75\nItalian sausage $5\nPolish sausage $4.25\nBratwurst $5\nRed-hit sausage $2.50\nChicken tenders with fries $7\nPizza 8 oz. $5
919474
Depends on where you live, I think.  But I think I know here (PA) it's between $6.00-$7.50.
679861
if cost was even an issue why would you get them drycleaned?
112551
Charge atleast $150 or $200. You are doing them a favor.
26036
on canal street in manhattan, they range from $30-$100 depending on which vendor you go to. good selection of replicas on that street.
540074
$18 if you are a resident and $60 if you are a non resident
818465
from $7 to $50 depending on the part of the country you are in
362422
$5.15, same as everywhere in the US. that's federally mandated, not done on a state-by-state basis.
1127463
Depends how quickly you want it processed, £335 for normal processing, £500 for priority processing then you need to pay £85 for your entry clearance.
657513
The two used at the Xcel Energy Center in Minnesota cost $80k each.  The operating cost (besides the salaries for the guys operating them) is around $18 per cleaning.  However most NHL rinks don't pay for them.  They are sponsored... kinda like NASCAR.  About half of the Zambonis in the NHL are sponsored by Bud Light.
606706
about $400 -$500 depending on what you want.
495308
If you want to make a "cloud effect", you can use dry ice.\n\nWhat are they, how to get them, and how to handle them, see the link
246645
The main variables, as I recall it from ages ago when I was studying such things, would be the ambient temperature and pressure, and the amount of surface area per unit volume of dry ice you've got.  That last deserves a little explanation: a ten gram block of dry ice is going to sublimate more slowly than ten grams of dry ice that is crushed to a powder...
49651
Sorry freak...not nitrogen...frozen carbon dioxide is commonly referred to as "dry ice". And no way is it water in any sense.\n\nThanks Roscoe.