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lamborgini8 · Nov 17, 2007

Ok, set out to get a fogger now. Came across this one on maplin, its only £30 but looks quite good. Doesnt say it comes with any liquid or anything though.

http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=46497&C=Maplin&U=SearchTop&T=smoke&doy=17m11

What do you think?

MarioMaster · Nov 17, 2007

you can probably find better deals, I got a fogger with the same wattage heater for approx £20. plus mine came with a remote timer so it could be set to fog at certain intervals to maintain a level of smokeyness

lamborgini8 · Nov 17, 2007

MarioMaster said:
you can probably find better deals, I got a fogger with the same wattage heater for approx £20. plus mine came with a remote timer so it could be set to fog at certain intervals to maintain a level of smokeyness

Where abouts can I get them? Found one for £20 but its from China and its £30 postage.

timelord · Nov 17, 2007

I have one of these foggers and they are really good, I'm sure you can get cheaper but if you need one then this is a good machine and comes with a remote momentary switch too...

wooooooolazer · Nov 17, 2007

Hm i thought foggers were more expinsive now i can probably get one for that price.

Offtopic: Can foggers set off smoke alarms, like i hvae one in my room and if i use it will it go off?

lamborgini8 · Nov 17, 2007

wooooooolazer said:
Offtopic: Can foggers set off smoke alarms, like i hvae one in my room and if i use it will it go off?

Done some research.

They only set off certain types of smoke alarms, it actually says on the FAQ for that item that it can only set off optoelectric alarms.

a_pyro_is · Nov 18, 2007

an alpha radiation ionization type smoke detector can be set off by foggers as well

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