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.
Fog Machine Spitting Liquid

Why is Your Fog Machine Spitting Liquid? | Repair Tips

If your fog machine is spitting liquid, it might be due to defective or cracked seals. If the fog machine pumps but no fog comes out, inspect the pump seals for fractures or corrosion. A faulty seal might allow air to enter the system, causing the fog juice to spit out. In this article, we…

Color Fog Machine Smoke

Can you Color Fog Machine Smoke? | Amazing Effects

Fog machine smoke can be colored using colored light or by burning or spreading powder into the air. Lighting the fog with colored lights is the quickest and easiest approach to creating colored smoke. Fog appears to take on the same color as the light it reflects.  This article will look at the best ways…

Haze Fluid in Fog Machine

Can You Use Haze Fluid In Fog Machine?

A fog or haze machine cannot use haze fluid, and a haze machine can’t use fog fluid. Incorrect fluid use can spoil your machinery, violate manufacturer warranties, or result in a high repair expense. There are health risks if you use fog fluid that is not explicitly designed for your fog machine. If you have…

Cold Fogging vs Thermal Fogging

Cold fogging Vs Thermal Fogging: What are the Differences?

Thermal fogging employs heat to transform liquids into fog. A liquid solution is injected into a heated barrel, so it evaporates rapidly. Thermal fog is typically dense and easily visible.  Cold fogging does not require heat. The cold fogging machine converts a liquid solution into airborne particles by applying high pressure and swirling airflow to…

Electrostatic Sprayer vs Fogger

Electrostatic Sprayer Vs Fogger: Which Is Better?

Electrostatic sprayers and foggers are both good at the job, but most people tend to prefer electrostatic sprayers because they are generally cheaper than foggers. Foggers are great for disinfecting large spaces. They also have other uses including producing fog for parties or events.  If you’re familiar with disinfection terminology, you’ve certainly heard terms like…

Fog Machines Leave Residue

Do Fog Machines Leave Residue?

Yes, fog machines do leave a residue if they contain a Glycol and water oil based mixture. To get around this you can use an all water based fog juice, however; you will then have moisture and lighter fog. If you want to avoid both of these all together a dry ice fogger machine is…

Microfogger

What is a Microfogger? 10 Reasons You May Need One

Did you know you can walk with a fog machine in your pocket and produce fog whenever and wherever you want?  A microfogger is a small, battery-powered device that emits a fog of microscopic water droplets. If you need to produce fog for that video shoot or performance, this machine is a must-have. The microfogger…

Fog Machines Safe to Breathe

Are Fog Machines Safe to Breathe? | Fog Machine Health Facts

Fog machines are an essential part of the entertainment, but have you ever wondered if the fog they produce is safe to breathe? Fog machines create artificial fog by vaporizing special liquids. When the liquid is heated, it turns into a gas and is then forced through a fan which disperses it over. The liquids…