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Keep proper air ventilation wherever Dry Ice is stored. Do not store Dry Ice in unventilated rooms, cellars, autos or boat holds. The sublimated Carbon Dioxide gas will sink to low areas and replace oxygenated air. This could cause suffocation if breathed exclusively.Oct 6, 2015
Because she's older I'll sometimes cut my roommate slack (from picking on her) running the AC some days, though the humidity can make a big difference and too hot is too hot. Stay hydrated!
HEB has dry ice but you pay a lot for it. Any contact with skin or eyes can be a disaster. Consider ice instead.
"He told me that when the temp is in the 100s, the car a.c just can not keep up."
This isn't correct. What year is your car? If the car was designed for 134a then it should be OK. Take the thing to a real mechanic. The inside of your car ought to remain comfortable but you may have to have it on high and vents pointed to you.
I've lived in Texas and Arizona for almost 35 of years. I used to buy cars and trucks without AC in them cause they were cheaper. You can survive. Been a number of hot mornings going east and a number of hot afternoons going west in traffic.
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