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What do you guys use for fog? I'm looking for the cheapest, most eco friendly option for fog. Anyone got any suggestions?
 





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the two main things people use for fog are incense sticks or a fog machine, I picked a fog machine at Spencers for $40 and will fill a small room in seconds, needing only short bursts to maintain a thick haze
 
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fog spray works but it's a one time use thing - for the cost of a can of fog i could get a jug of fog juice for my machine that will last months of occasional use
 
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Check out walmart for fog machines. I got mine a few years ago before I was even into lasers for just under $20, it hasn't failed on me yet. I got mine a few days before Halloween, but I think sells them around the 4th too.
 
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I just ordered a used 680 watt sharky fog machine on ebay for $40. Im thinking it will be way overkill for my dorm room but i will post an update on how it works when it shows up.
 

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The cheap foggers from walmart and spencers seem to be OK for laser use, but since i havent owned one i dont know. My fog machine cost about $300 at the time, but i also DJ, so lots of output is a must. The fogger is rated at 2.7KW and can fill a medium gym in about 6 seconds with good airflow. I am looking into buying a hazer wich is much better than a fog machine for lots of things. Deffinatley go for a fog machine, the fluid lasts for ages and is cheap.
 

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BTW fog juice is just glycerol and water, and dissipates really fast, about as eco friendly as it gets for fog.
 
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I got a nice 450w Fogger from ebay for £40.

Works well and fills the room in seconds. As someone above said the cans are just a one use thing really, for the same price you can buy a bottle of juice that will last months. I actually only use my fogger 2 or 3 times a month and I am still on the first tank from when I bought it.

It doesnt take much of juice to fill a room either, I left mine spraying it out for 2 mins and looked at the tank after and there was barely and difference in fluid levels at all.
 
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my brother just brought a hazer, wow thats gone be a purchase for me soon i think
 
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andy_con said:
my brother just brought a hazer, wow thats gone be a purchase for me soon i think

I believe hazers are better than foggers?

Downside to a fogger is the huge cloud of smoke before the room fills, a hazer does it gradually right?
 
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Just so you know (estimating how powerful a fogger to buy) a 400W fogger will fill a typical closed 2 car garage "so-so" (takes a few minutes to do it). A more powerful one would have been better, but when I bought it I wasn't sure what power I'd need.
 

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I use fog spray that I got from maplin for £5, just because I never had enough money for a fog machine at that time.

www.maplin.co.uk

Diachi
 
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well people can breathe fog machine for for hours on end at parties so i doubt your chinchilla would like die from it - if you're worried you could put the cage in the bathroom or something while you fog an area
 




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