Kevin - Wild Fog

Hello! I'm Kevin; I have been a content producer of Wild Fog since the start of this site. I have always enjoyed fun projects like fog machines and lasers. I will do my best to test out all the foggers and let you know which is best for you. Read more about us.

Can You Use Snow Machines Indoors?

Snow machines are a popular way to create a winter wonderland at events and parties. But can you use them indoors? You can use snow machines indoors, but there are a few things you need to take into consideration. The main thing is the ventilation in the room. You also need to be aware of…

Fogger VS Mister Compared: What’s the Difference?

Do you know the difference between a fogger and a mister? If not, you’re not alone. There is a common misconception that foggers and misters are the same things. However, there is a big difference between the two. So, what’s the difference between a fogger and a mister? Foggers release a dense fog or mist…

Homemade Scented Fog Juice (How to Make)

Do you want to make your own scented fog juice? It’s really easy, and in this blog post, I will show you how. You can make scented fog juice with glycerin, distilled water, and fragrance oil. Mix the water and glycerin in a container. The ratio of glycerin should not exceed 35%. Add fragrance oil…

How Much Does a Dry Ice Blasting Machine Cost?

Are you looking for a way to clean your industrial equipment without harsh chemicals? If so, you may consider investing in a dry ice blasting machine. These machines use CO2 gas to clean surfaces and are much safer than traditional methods like sandblasting. So how much does a dry ice blasting machine cost? The price…

How to Clean Fog Machine Residue in 6 Steps

Do you have a fog machine? If so, you need to know how to clean the residue it leaves behind. Fog machines are a great way to add excitement and drama to any performance or event. However, if not cleaned properly, they can leave a mess that is difficult to eliminate. You may be wondering…

Mineral Oil VS Baby Oil for Smoke Machine: Which is Better?

Do you own a smoke machine? If so, you may be wondering what type of oil to use in it. Many different types of oils can be used in smoke machines, and you may be wondering which option between mineral oil and baby oil is better. Most smoke machines come with specific types of oil…

What is the Difference Between a Dry Fogger and a Wet Fogger?

Do you know the difference between a dry fogger and a wet fogger? If not, don’t worry. You’re not alone. Many people don’t know the difference, but it’s an important distinction to make when choosing the right fogging machine for your needs. Knowing the difference will help you make a more informed decision and ultimately…

How to Make a Fog Chiller in 6 Steps

To make a fog chiller you’ll need a Styrofoam cooler and a few other materials you can easily get. Design the cooler such that you have a fog inlet and outlet. You will need a cooling chamber where you will have ice and a fan so that the hot fog from your fog machine will…

Does Fog Juice Expire?

Fog juice approximately last 3 years unopen shelf life. If the fog fluid is an unsealed container, it is estimated to last 1 year. This is because it gets impurities that can make the liquid thicker, however, you can still use it if you use a coffee filter when pouring it into the fog machines….

Can You use a Snow Making Machine for Warm Weather?

Snow-making works best when the atmospheric temperature is below freezing (32 degrees Fahrenheit). Traditional snow-making machines are not designed to be used in warm weather. However, some companies have begun producing snow-making machines that can be used for warm weather. As the temperature starts to rise, you may be wondering if you can still use…

How to use Fogging Machine for Disinfectant

Here’s how to use your fogging machine for disinfection: In this blog post, I will discuss how to use a fogging machine for disinfectant purposes. I will also provide tips on choosing the right fogging machine for your needs, as well as the benefits of using one. Can I Use Fogging Machine for Disinfection? A…

Does Dry Fogging Work for Mold Removal?

No, dry fogging does not remove mold. It only removes the surface mold and leaves behind the expansive root system. The system root is what allows mold to continue to grow and spread. Dry fogging also does not kill mold spores, which are the reproductive system of mold that allows it to spread quickly. In…