Does it produce low lying fog like you would get with a chiller box?
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No.You could go with a nimbus which is 899a or you could build a chiller box fir around 30.
1946681
I have never used the low lying fog so I'm not sure how it will work. I was very happy with the operation using the traditional fog.
1946682
It's slow rising, but doesn't lay low for long, there's special fog fluid for low laying effect
1366389
The visible "fog" never filled the entire room... Mine looked about the way you described it, with mist going up a couple feet and then falling. However, the relative humidity in the entire house did go up over time. I know that because the sensor that reads relative humidity was in a different location in the house. If you have good air circulation in your house, things should be fairly constant throughout... But obviously it will be wetter directly in the flow of mist from the unit.
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No. I have not found one yet that is fog free. Just warm it a bit first and it will cut down on the fogging. I use mine daily.
1912057
Mine didn't clog, but it was pretty useless, just made the air hazy. It didn't look like "fog."
442592
Yes. We use it in a fogger with good results. It will fully cloud a 16x100x10 ft. room in about 5 minutes. Run water thru afterwards to clean out the fogger.
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David, I hadn't noticed it fogging when I shower, but it isn't close to my shower, so I tested it with my breath and it fogged. Sorry. I love that it saves space on my vanity and has a powerful magnification.
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I put one of these in our always cool, 14x20' lower Family Room. While it has made a somewhat noticeable difference in temp, I'll probably add at least one more. The information supplied by the manufacturer seems to be accurate regarding the size of room and number of units needed. Also, these things provide what I would call " ambient heat". There is no sound, movement, blowing air, etc. just a warmth that emanates from the unit. It kind of fools you into wondering if it really works, but it does!
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You can but you have to keep it from getting wet. What I did for Halloween was cut cord holes and another hole for the fog in a plastic storage container. Just make sure you get one big enough to let plenty of air circulate around the fog machine when closed.
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Yes, and the effect would be even better than outdoors because there is no wind to interfere with the fog. I recommend using dry ice in the machine to make the fog colder so it really hugs the ground. I noticed in the item description that they list two different types of fog juice - one for indoor use and one for outdoor. I don't know what the difference is, but then I've also never used a fogger indoors before.
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I'm a good sheep, so I always use fog juice that says it's for ground foggers. Don't know if it really makes that much of a difference. I do use dry ice in the machine as it makes the fog colder so it stays lower longer. As far as cleaning it, you can just do an internet search for how to clean a fog machine. I'll be honest with you - I've never cleaned mine. At the end of Halloween, I just put it away with whatever juice is left in it, and when I take it out the next year and add some juice, it works just fine. If/when it becomes an issue, I will be doing that internet search myself.
1062460
No problem... in fact it actually could make things better if you're in an area of high humidity summers... should help to minimize fogging a bit.
39450
No, it's an evaporative. You won't see the vapors like with a mist humidifier.
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No fog machine in this price range can continuously produce fog.. This machine only being a 400 watts, has a bit of a warmup time. (about 5 minutes) Once warmed up,it will blast out fog for about a minute and a half, and then it will have to warm back up (But not as long as the initial warm up when you power it on.. I've personally used this machine for parties and gigs where I DJ..And at home, I can fill a 20 x 30 ft space from floor to ceiling with about two blasts.. As a suggestion though, don't use the fog fluid that comes with it.. it is JUNK! The higher quality of fog juice you use will aid in this machines performance dramatically.. No fog machine in this price range can continuously produce fog.. This machine only being a 400 watts, has a bit of a warmup time. (about 5 minutes) Once warmed up,it will blast out fog for about a minute and a half, and then it will have to warm back up (But not as long as the initial warm up when you power it on.. I've personally used this machine for parties and gigs where I DJ..And at home, I can fill a 20 x 30 ft space from floor to ceiling with about two blasts.. As a suggestion though, don't use the fog fluid that comes with it.. it is JUNK! The higher quality of fog juice you use... » Read More No fog machine in this price range can continuously produce fog.. This machine only being a 400 watts, has a bit of a warmup time. (about 5 minutes) Once warmed up,it will blast out fog for about a minute and a half, and then it will have to warm back up (But not as long as the initial warm up when you power it on.. I've personally used this machine for parties and gigs where I DJ..And at home, I can fill a 20 x 30 ft space from floor to ceiling with about two blasts.. As a suggestion though, don't use the fog fluid that comes with it.. it is JUNK! The higher quality of fog juice you use will aid in this machines performance dramatically.. « Show Less
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yes. the condensation from the air freezes on the condenser coils. it has to heat up to defrost when the condenser coils are frosted over.
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It takes a few minutes to warm up. After that, if you leave it on, it will blast out fog for about a minute on and a minute off...and so forth. If you turn it off with the remote switch then you can have the blasts when you want after it has warmed up. I bought this for Halloween for my front porch and it is perfect. I turned it on in my house when I first bought it and after five minutes I could not see the end of the hallway nor my bathroom across from it.
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I've played in it for two whole days in the cold so far, and no, it hasn't fogged up. This is probably due to the factory putting something on the lens. I imagine it will eventually fog up after being cleaned multiple times, but those anti-fog wipes you can get at plaintball places seem to work really well.
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The only time it fogged, everyone else's mask were fogging. Mine was the one that had minor fogging amongst all. No standard fan for this model, but I've seen some improvised fans made from coolers (eletronic stuff).