Worried about your ice cream melting if the recipient isn’t home? Fear not! Our ice cream comes packed with a magical ingredient called dry ice. It keeps things frosty until 6pm on the delivery day, so even if they’re off having their own ice cream adventure, their goodies will stay chill.
Now, what about that dry ice? It is the superhero of frozen carbon dioxide. But beware, it’s as frosty as Elsa’s castle! Always use gloves or wrap your hands in a tea towel before handling it. Once you’ve rescued your ice cream and treats from the gift box, seal those icy packs back up and let them sit in a safe, well-ventilated spot for 24 hours. After that, they can be recycled, just like a superhero’s cape.
We’ve got you covered, my friend! We spread ice cream joy all across the UK (except for those adventurous Scottish Highlands and Islands, Northern Island, Isle of Man, Guernsey, Jersey, and the postcode areas AB 31 – AB 53 and PH15 – PH18). Sorry, folks, it takes a little longer to reach those places, and we can’t guarantee frozen goodness.
Our delivery partner, DHL, is not just about speed; they’re eco-friendly too! They’re on a mission to be Carbon Neutral, making sure your ice cream arrives with a side of green goodness. Check out their commitment if you want the nitty-gritty details.
Having Fun and Staying Safe with Dry Ice! So you’ve got some dry ice to play with, but there are a few things you need to know to keep the fun rolling without any bumps along the way. Don’t worry, we’ll guide you through it with a smile!
If you’re planning a dry ice adventure on the move, here are a few tips:
And if you’re on a road trip, keep your car well-ventilated. No one wants to feel like a balloon animal.
When it’s time to say goodbye to your dry ice, be a responsible friend:
With your Dry Ice barrier bags, once the dry ice has vanished, separate the bubble from the paper envelope, and recycle it like a pro.
Now you’re ready to enjoy your dry ice adventure and keep the cool times rolling! Just remember, stay safe, have fun, and make some frosty memories. ❄️😎