From: tinne@eskimo.com (Susan Profit)
Subject: Re: Calling forth the mist
Date: Sun, 10 Jul 1994 18:00:14 GMT

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Organization: Eskimo North (206) For-Ever
 
In article <2vlj1f$fqn@goshen.connected.com>,
Donald Edwards <warrl@connected.com> wrote:

> A *safe* (no likely disastrous side effects) to call down the mist
> is by dumping a chunk of dry ice into a cauldron of water.
> This will also provide the boiling cauldron without the hassles and
> dangers of starting a fire in the middle of your living room.
 
Hi. Speaking from technical experience in theatrical productions, this
will produce carbonated bevereages. However, be very careful not to
inhale any of the vapor, or let any of the dry ice touch your
skin. And yes, it is a common effect, and with the observance of
safety precautions, safe. However, inhalation of the mist, or contact
with bare skin (including lips) can cause problems that may
necessitate medical attention.  @}->- :) Tinne Laughter Heals :D -<-{@