will this fogger fill a large football tunnel
302011
Absolutely, it's the only reason I bought mine. Used it last season at my nephews highschool game and the team and fans loved it. You won't be disappointed, just be sure you give the machine time to warm up before you ask for the smoke.
302012
Yes, I think it would fill a medium sized tunnel. It takes about 5-10 minutes to warm up and would need to be on full blast and consent. You would need to make sure tank is full of juice. It would also depend on how wind the tunnel is. No fog stays long when its windy. Have been happy with mine. I mainly use it for outdoors for halloween. Check into the different kinds of fluid.
302013
I'm almost certain that it will! Use a high density fog fluid though. On a calm night I had this machine fill up a 1 acre piece of land. I'm not exaggerating either.. The fog stayed in the air for a while and eventually settled. My yard looked haunted. Eventually it started drifting into the neighbors yards. Very powerful machine
370554
According to the instructions on this product, it should not come into contact with your skin, so I wouldn't use a fogger.
2042755
It might for a day or two. It comes in dry ice, so it may last that long. I dont know because we used dry ice to make fog.
893149
Yes! This mask does fog up in cool or rainy weather. We use them on our field in the rental packages, they're cheap and strong, but if you play often I wouldn't buy them. I would buy a dual lens mask. The one I use ( and so do most of our team players) is the JT Flex-8 Head Guard. It comes in black, green or camo. Never had a fogging problem with these. We play under extreme cicumstances, in the Tropics, a lot of rain and a lot of sun . Good luck!
63512
I'm not sure exactly what the answer to your question is, but I can tell you this. On Halloween we filled the reservoir. It didn't even use half a quart, and it lasted all evening, with us releasing fog every few minutes, for a total of more than an hour. Hope that helps.
1232067
yes if you put the right killer in it. down here in Costa Rica I use bygone it is oil based and fogs really great
664242
The fogger is extremely easy to use and works very well, but I have found that I needed to repeat the application to get the results I wanted. I am in MA on a lake and it is damp and I have treated a crawl space area. Where are you located?
249952
I don't know, I use this shield with woodworking power tools. Has never fogged up while doing this.
1835600
Depends on the cubic foot the machine puts out, I have 2- 1000cu. ft. machines, that I use on Halloween for about 7 hours, and don't have to refill. You won't find a better fog solution anywhere. I still have enough for the next halloween.
1159741
Yes it will. My mom has the same car. You can just place the fogger in the air box or right after. But remember kompressors are supercharged also.
2054731
It has 2 different imputs , one for a line in and one for a mike, both have volume controls.. It should work fine and dont worry about the range, That little transmitter really has the range. It will easily cover a football field..
1156965
I live in Florida and use it to heavily fog my and my neighbor's yards. A gallon lasts me all summer so it should work for you about as long.
1912056
Vinegar and water will generally do it. This Fog Machine although it is marked at 700 is really more a marketing gimmick by the manufacturer than anything else. This machine is marked at 3.9 watt if you read the info on the Amazon web site and yet they call it a "700 Fog Machine". The truly bigger machines generally don't have the clogging problems because they have higher motors equal higher watts. Hopefully, this helps.
1744018
doubtful. this stuff only works for a short time, then the leak will re-develop. Especially, if leak is at an increased pressure point.
2239882
Yes, the directions give advise on using this product as a fogger, BUT only in daries, beverage and food processing plants. The instructions are pretty clear on use as a fogger.
664241
I can not see why not. I would add water to Sporicidin Mold disinfectant cleaner as stated and put that into fogger to apply to affected area. Good luck and I hope it works for you
983608
In my opinion it would not be adequate to the task. Insufficient cfm delivered at 120 psi would be very slow. Might be ok for a rare occasions but not regular application.