how much fog time does on gallon of juice give with this machine
1835599
Depends on your machine. For our purposes (Band in Los Angeles) swamp juice has lasted WAY longer than other brands. The fog is much thicker, too, so I have set the timer on ours to about half what it used to be.
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.
1835601
It greatly depends on building size, ventilation and amount of effect you want to create. Froggys Fog Swap Juice is by far my favorite of brand. Swamp juice is their best product for my use. I can get a gallon of Swamp Juice to last about 6-8 gigs running hard for 7 hrs. I have to keep dance floor filled with smoke while running my laseris show system. Froggys fog is by far my favorite for hang time. I also use a fan/blower in front of my fog machine to help dissipate in areas of low heat andand low ventilation. Heat makes fog reach the ceiling faster and dissipates. Cold air keeps it low at floor level longer. With Froggys Swamp Juice I get the best hang time out of all the other brands. My 2nd choice is omnisistem or CTI fog brand when I forget to order Froggys. Also I recommend only buying up to a years worth of fog juice. I've had bad experiences using 1+ year old juice.
570081
We have had our angel a few months and really love it. To make one glass of juice, the act of washing and topping off carrots and other prepping far exceeds the time it takes to push the veggies through the machine. I'd say a full length carrot takes 3-5 seconds to push? Very fast and ultra dry pulp. The nutrients extracted from anything that goes through is remarkable, it differs radically from other juicers. If you have the means, get this juicer! With lesser juicers you are trashing or composting the unextracted juice you should have consumed. Over hundreds of uses imagine how many $$ that you save. Good luck on your decision! We have had our angel a few months and really love it. To make one glass of juice, the act of washing and topping off carrots and other prepping far exceeds the time it takes to push the veggies through the machine. I'd say a full length carrot takes 3-5 seconds to push? Very fast and ultra dry pulp. The nutrients extracted from anything that goes through is remarkable, it differs radically from other juicers. If you have the means, get this juicer! With lesser juicers you are trashing or composting the unextracted juice you should have consumed. Over hundreds of uses imagine how many $$... » Read More We have had our angel a few months and really love it. To make one glass of juice, the act of washing and topping off carrots and other prepping far exceeds the time it takes to push the veggies through the machine. I'd say a full length carrot takes 3-5 seconds to push? Very fast and ultra dry pulp. The nutrients extracted from anything that goes through is remarkable, it differs radically from other juicers. If you have the means, get this juicer! With lesser juicers you are trashing or composting the unextracted juice you should have consumed. Over hundreds of uses imagine how many $$ that you save. Good luck on your decision! « Show Less
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As much as any other. It allows you to regulate how much fog you put into the habitat and it works great. Just be sure to use distiller water. It's cheap and it won't clog the pipes. I have been using mine for two years and it's still going great.
1375269
I do not have a precise measurement of GPM. I took a gallon jug and timed how long it took to fill it. It was filled in about 12 seconds. That computes to 5 gallons per minute, or 300 gallons per hour. That is the best I can give you.Jeff Kraft
1225731
It is great! I just ordered the juice through amazon (whatever was paired with it). Be sure to get the dry ice too. It fogged up my whole neighborhood!
99714
rinse it out and fill it with a mixture of 1/3 Cup white distilled vinegar and 2/3 Cup water and turn on the machine, let it heat up and run it till there are about 5-6 puffs of fog, then rinse it out and fill with just water and turn it on and let it steam about 7-8 times, let it cool, dump the water and store the machine. That's what I do and it works. I clean it before I store it every time
1353687
about 1/2 gallon when full, takes about 2 hours to get there then it does pretty good. aint fast for sure
198502
Hello JaNell. I only used once, for Halloween last year, and it worked great...a big hit on the street! I'd say it 'cycles', blowing fog on/off for 5-10 seconds at a time. I'd consider it more of a pause than a stop. It would blow fog for 5 seconds or so, then pause for about 5 seconds. And it would repeat until it got low on fog juice. It didn't stop for any extended period of time due to over-heating while I had it running. I'd say it was on from 5 pm until 10 pm. You do have to hold the button down for continuous fogging. I just taped it down with duct tape and put a small weight on top. Hope that helps. Jeff
628170
If you are using 1 large piece of fruit - perhaps 45 seconds. Smaller fruits or mixed combo's are going to be more time consuming.. I will tell you this - it will take you longer to decide on what fruit(s) to use than it takes to actually juice them!
280671
It comes with a small little bottle of fog juice it's enough to fill it up once with a little left over.,that's good enough to last you depending if your using it alot it wil run out fast.
1424615
I use mine for Halloween in my front yard and, after hours of more use than you mention here, I still have at least a half tank left. This system is fairly frugal in its use of fog-juice.
386324
Depends upon what you are using as a chemical in the tank I would say. Check the chemical's safety data sheet. Also, in my experience, "fogger" is a misnomer. It is a fine "myster". You kind of have to aim it at something. Plus, the tank empties pretty quickly. Less than 30 minutes. Main thing is to check your chemical's safety data sheet and act and gear up accordingly.
1469080
A liter? That's hard to say exactly. I usually juice about 5 lbs. of carrots, a cucumber, and a couple of beets. I get a little over a quart of juice. Start to finish (including peeling, cutting, juicing, and cleaning up) takes me about 1/2 hour. Hope this is helpful.
951999
This machine kicks out a lot if fog ! I would highly recermend foggy s back bay fog juice. I use two if these machines and the back bay for my Halloween display and I can fog the street in if I'm not careful . For intense amounts of fog at once like the games on tv I would get two machines
2189396
If you are using a oil base fly spay, the unit produces about 3 to 4 feet of mist. The unit will fog up a room nicely. The unit does drip some if you have the unit turned up to produce more fog. I used my unit several times last summer and was happy with the results.
814377
GPM Depends on your water pressure. However in my house it is about 1/3 of a gallon per minute. It has a standard threaded aerator.
2050588
I haven't used it in a while but I believe more then a gallon but less then two. The output is up to 1.8 in a 10 hour period. It's hard to remember. It didn't run as long as my other one did and it was about 2.5 gallon. It's made to be a room humidifier not a whole house like some are. It works well though.