Dry ice cleaning is an efficient and environmentally friendly cleaning method that can be used for various materials and equipment. While using a dry ice cleaning machine, there 

may be some common issues that can arise during the operation. Let’s take a look at them.

Poor cleaning results: This can be caused by improper operation. Firstly, it is important to select the correct nozzle that matches the cleaning object. Secondly, ensure that the 

pressure and temperature of the dry ice cleaning machine are set correctly to achieve optimal cleaning results. Also, choose the appropriate dry ice particle size and spraying 

distance to achieve the best effectiveness.

Excessive dry ice consumption: Dry ice cleaning machines consume a significant amount of dry ice during the cleaning process. If not used properly, it can lead to wastage. 

To reduce dry ice consumption, select the appropriate nozzle and dry ice particle size, and adjust the spraying distance between the nozzle and the cleaning object. Additionally, 

using a recovery system can help recycle and reuse the dry ice.

Noise during operation: Dry ice cleaning machines can generate noise while in operation, which is normal. However, if the noise is excessive, it may be due to nozzle blockage 

or the nozzle being too close to the cleaning object. In this case, clean the nozzle or adjust the nozzle position to reduce the noise.

Safety concerns: When using a dry ice cleaning machine, it is important to prioritize safety. Firstly, wear appropriate protective gear such as gloves, face masks, and protective

 clothing. Secondly, ensure that the environment in which the dry ice cleaning machine is used is safe, and prevent personnel from entering the operational area during the

 cleaning process.

In conclusion, while dry ice cleaning machines are an efficient cleaning method, it is important to be aware of these common issues during operation. By using the dry 

ice cleaning machine correctly, optimal cleaning results can be achieved.