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Dry-ice cleaning is an extremely effective way to deep clean any surface. Scott from Dryce Nation shows us the step-by-step process to fully restore a dirty vehicle back to factory-level cleanliness.

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20 Comments

@screwdajuice 4 years ago

"we use a torque wrench to break the lug nuts loose"
huh?

@maxclough8931 5 years ago

This is the coolest thing I have ever seen.

@darthgrundle2349 4 years ago

Dry Ice or Cryo Blasting has been used in industry for decades. I worked in plastic molding for 35 years and we used this method to clean our molds and tooling almost daily. From what I have been told NASA had a big part in developing this technology as a safe way to clean the tiles on the Space Shuttles.

@2Spookeh4Me 3 years ago

Important to note that this method removes the undercoating as well.

It will have to be recoated or it will rust .

@AiAngel 3 years ago

Its basically sand-blasting, but with a particulate that turns to gas after a few moments. Pretty genius.

@davidburcar7620 4 years ago

I saw this process done in an auto plant 10 years ago on the fans that cooled off the line workers. A plastic sheeting tent was set up over a small area on the line and a small crew would use one of these dry ice powerwashers to clean off the greasy dust build up. The frozen gas would disappear as it warmed up in the process and you could see the clumps of greasy dust just fall off the fan leaving it looking like new. They did not need to take the fans down, nor remove the cage from around the fan blades. Quite a process! I was impressed.

@nishikant7859 5 years ago

I wonder if this process becomes global. Think about the environment. Plus some of the customers who have a bit of an OCD regarding the cleanliness of their car. Yes, I'm one of those customers. Would love this entire spa experience for my baby car. :)

@GregoryGuerrier 4 years ago

Interesting, I've never seen dry ice used in this manner before. I could see this type of cleaning service growing to be more common everywhere in the future.

@stevesvids 4 years ago (edited)

If I'm not mistaken, Dry Ice Blasting was developed by the aviation industry or military to remove paint from aircraft bodies. A method that produces such shock expansion and contraction, fracking, that even coatings can be removed. On aircraft this eliminates any mechanical damage to the aircraft structure and surfaces.
I read about it years ago... hope I'm right. 😄👍

@TeddyScrapMechanic 4 years ago

“We use a torque wrench to break the lug nuts loose”

@ryanvas6 5 years ago

If I really want something cleaned, and it’s a nightmare, I use a power washer then a copper brush and a degreaser for detail work…I see now I’m a caveman with a club.

@Richard7550 4 years ago

This guy's voice is so calming... he sounds like an audiobook

@TerMa354 4 years ago

That's a business I wouldn't mind looking into. Cleaning has such a high reward factor! Amazing!

@RenoLuke 4 years ago

Since the grime, oil, and dirt doesn’t just disappear, I wonder what the process is for cleaning up and disposing. Do you vacuum the floor? Sweep it into a dust pan?

@BartSimpson-nr1dy 3 years ago

Dry ice blasting is the way to go. By no means is it new. 30 some years ago in my hometown of Cincinnati Ohio in an outlying suburb is a company by the name of Cold Jet. One of the first to experiment with dry ice blasting.

Great video

@2298839082508923859 5 years ago

I was wondering, that chemical/physical processes stands behind this mesmerizing effect.
It's great, that you included explanation of this phenomenon, that's really fascinating!

@ThatsYT2i 5 years ago

This is truly an incredible process.

@carcolexy 5 years ago

I am seeing a cleaning process with dry ice for the first time and I think it might be one of the most important inventions on cleaning industry. It is amazing and I hope it would be common.