Dry ice blasting is a cutting-edge cleaning technology that harnesses solid carbon dioxide (CO2) pellets propelled at high speeds by compressed air. These pellets, about the size of rice grains, impact the surface being cleaned with remarkable force. The key to its effectiveness lies in the extremely cold temperature of the dry ice (-78.5°C), which induces rapid thermal shock upon contact. This thermal shock causes the contaminants on the surface—such as paint, grease, oil, or mold—to contract and crack, weakening their bond with the substrate. Simultaneously, the dry ice pellets sublime upon impact, transitioning directly from a solid to a gas state, which further aids in lifting and removing the loosened debris. Unlike traditional cleaning methods that rely on abrasive materials or chemicals, dry ice blasting produces minimal mess because the only residues left are those of the removed contaminants, which can be easily swept or vacuumed away. Moreover, this process is non-toxic, non-abrasive, and environmentally friendly, making it suitable for a wide range of applications including industrial machinery cleaning, fire restoration, food processing equipment maintenance, and automotive detailing. Its versatility, efficiency, and ability to preserve the integrity of delicate surfaces have made dry ice blasting a preferred choice in industries where cleanliness, safety, and precision are paramount.