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Hey, I have a question. Does anyone here use a premuim fog juice and is it worth the extra money? Anyone make their own fog juice? I was banging around on ebay and I see "Froggy's fog juice" They offer a fast dissapating juice as well as a ground hugging formula and one that gives "ONE HOUR HANG TIME" If that's possible. Anybody ?????????

I just buy the fog solution at stores like walmart, or target and it works great. I'm not sure how it could work any better than what I buy and it's definitely not expensive for like a gallon of it (which lasts for a longggg time).

yea same here.. wal mart fog juice (generic) works fine

Well, Having a fog chiller makes a HUGE difference. Having an expensive machine is Great too ! I hardly use the old ones, If I can make them better with a premium fuel I will. Would like to here from someone who uses or has used the expensive stuff. It's like $40 a gallon so I thought I'd ask around before I bite the bullet.......

I have a hard time with my fogger. If you use it outside, if there is any breeze at all it blows away quickly. I would reccomend getting one with a timer that blows the smoke every few minutes. Otherwise, you will have to sit there waiting on it to reheat all night. I agree that the regular stuff works fine.

try this

drill 2 holes on each side, longways of a cooler.

on one end attach a dryer vent so that it will vent the exiting fog downwards
on the other side attach a pvc pipe large enough to fill up the hole (caulk around to seal) and large/small enough to fit the spout of your average fogger into..

fill the cooler half way full of ice

then hit the button.. the ice will cool the fog down making it more dense and it will lay low and be harder for the wind to carry away.. i have made 3 of these and it works perfectly

That sounds easy enough. Thanks! I am going to try that!!!

Quick question, Can you use any fog juice in any Fogger or do you half to do what the labels says and only use the brand fog juice? And I am making a fog ice machine. But I am using PVC pipe all you need is an elbow and some piping to fit the pvc elbow and fill the PVC pipe with ice and boom Ice fog machine made out of pvc pipe for less than $20 bucks. Just make sure to cover the top part and to make it go downward so when the ice melts it won't run back and cause a problem.

if you're using just standard foggers (which this goes for most foggers anyway) you can use ANY fog juice solution

I use the regular generic stuff, it works fine, I hate the smell though

So, As to my original question. Has anyone tried the premium fog juices and are they worth it ???

yes i've tried premium and it does work better but however, for the money i would rather just stick to the generic stuff

Hey, It's Halloween ! Money is not an object !!!!!!!!

hahaha that's what i try to tell myself when i'm stress-mas shopping lol

adrian wrote:try this

drill 2 holes on each side, longways of a cooler.

on one end attach a dryer vent so that it will vent the exiting fog downwards
on the other side attach a pvc pipe large enough to fill up the hole (caulk around to seal) and large/small enough to fit the spout of your average fogger into..

fill the cooler half way full of ice

then hit the button.. the ice will cool the fog down making it more dense and it will lay low and be harder for the wind to carry away.. i have made 3 of these and it works perfectly

Yes a fog chiller is a must, mine are a different design but work the same way.... also try watering your lawn halloween night, that helps the fog stay on the ground longer, the wind will blow away what it can, but the damp ground holds fog better than dry ground.