Halloween Fog Machine And Fog Juice?

Oct 21, 2006 by Kay | Posted in Chemistry

There are fog machines and fog juice available for Halloween. Does anyone know what stuff (ingredients) are in the fog juice? Can I mix the juice of fog by myself, how?


The most common ingredients, in addition to distilled water, are propylene glycol and / or triethylene glycol. There are many other ingredients used by professional manufacturers of fog, but the two above are the most commonly used by Chinese manufacturers of fog, and I'm assuming you have one of their machines. (Those are sold at Wal Mart, the scene of DJ supplies, etc.)

I do not know where you can buy small amounts of PG and TEG, but if you can find some I'd try 30% PG, 20% TEG, 50% water. It should work fairly well in a Chinese machine.

Warning - Professional fluids and machines are "coupled", ie the fluid and the machine have all been designed to be used as a "system". Because different glycols vaporize at different temperatures and overheating or underheating glycol was not sure.

And finally, a quick and dirty fluid mist is 80% water and 20% glycerin. You can buy small bottles of glycerine at a chemist. Note that the glycerin spray at a temperature lower than that used by your nebulizer, which means that eventually the heater in the nebulizer will clog.But if it's a $ 20 Wal Mart special you'll probably find that it is plugged in when you go out for use next year anyway :-) glycerin Overheated also some by-products that are not also nice to breathe, if this formula is recommended for external use only.

Oct 24, 2006 | by normkal88


There are a number of different types of "fog machines" available. For home use the variety of dry ice are easier and cheaper to use.

More sophisticated machines use a heater to convert a mixture of solvent and oil in the "smoke" or "fog". The formula of the oil varies depending on the type or weight of fog that you want.

You can find a number of machines smoke home brew on Halloween and "special effects" sites.
Oct 21, 2006 | by clanlabcooker



Where can i find that "Fog Machine" for Halloween at the cheapest price in Maryland?

Sep 26, 2008 by mhmm. | Posted in Halloween

I am going to have a mini haunted house on my porch for halloween and i want to scare people off.


I would suggest Target, Walmart or Kmart. Their prices are all fairly comparable and they each carry fog machines. New this year is a combination fog and bubble machine that spits out bubbles filled with fog. Around $40-$50. I think a regular 400 watt fogger runs $20-$30.

Sep 26, 2008 | by dougeebear


I don't know if it's the cheapest price, but oriental trading company has fog machines that aren't too expensive. i think the website is www.orientaltrading.com
Sep 26, 2008 | by schcdec



Three Cool Halloween Fog Machine Effects For Halloween!

Just some fun, cool, and simple fog machine effects for this years Halloween.



Horror/SciFi films you must have in your collection…

Website Review and link me. I'll check it out, and when I come across something I disagree with, you will probably get a "Hmm, interesting choice ..." me. "Let's skin the pig!

They are in no particular order, by the way ...

Dead Alive (1992) New Zealand Braindead ()

Ahh, the bloodbath. Not really scary at all, Dead Alive was at one time considered the main goriest movie of all time. I guess they did not see Tokyo Gore Police.What makes this film so important is that loyalty is a little gore as the middle of hell a story written by a child or member of a sect. When this movie finally joined the States, they have given you your ticket stub, and a bag to vomit. Two interesting things about this movie are: 1. It's the only time I ever saw a man wielding a lawnmower as a weapon ... 2. He is director Peter Jackson is the same Peter Jackson who went on to direct Lord of the Rings epics.You can see the similarities in the cinematic genius between the two when you compare the epic battle scene where the Witch King fights the red head and the scene in Dead Alive, when Lionel's mother stomps the Sumerian Rat monkey infected her up 'that his eyes out. Pure genius.

The Excorcist (1973)

You knew it had to be here.This film was released before I was born and still had a considerable weight when I was finally old enough to throw a night, the end that sent me running to my room to hide until the freaky little bitch devil came after me. Oh, and see the original, not "the version you've never seen". This point is crucial. They boasted of new scenes, but rather to production stills, 5-second blips a Tyler Durden's Fight Club clips. I tell the stage walking SPIDER did make me jump because when she finally got down the stairs and shouted, the dog beside me spasmed and shrieked. His name is Jeremy by the way.Nobody so far has made a horror film in general so that dares despise the Almighty. She masturbates with a crucifix, a priest and tells his mother Blowjob peKH hell. (peKH is the plural of penis. look it up) Let me tell you this, that line is so bad, Linda Blair will not repeat it or write it on an autograph or anything. I personally met a couple of times, and I think she is paying penance for his role in making horror geeks everywhere tug their nipple rings on her website. Mine are not and have never been pierced by road. She did not hug me though. Sooo hot....

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