Thread: Fog indoors- residue?

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I'm planning on having a fog machine inside pointing to the front door so when I open for the kids, it comes out the door. I want it far enough back from the door so that they aren't innundated with fog, but enough to make it effective. But does fog leave any kind of residue on furniture/walls? That would not be good.

Dan

No...They also have a special fog for indoor use...fast dissipation fog...check out froggy's fog i believe. As far as residual fallout from fog no it doesn't leave anything behind.

Could have sworn I replied, but now it's gone. Anyway, thanks for the info. I'll check that out.

Dan

i've never had any residue with my fogger either. but if you have the bubble fogger, i guess you want to have that outside. it has a lot of residue.

this is absolutely true about the bubble fogger. I had one inside the door, in a large copper kettle for a bubbling cauldron effect. Bad, bad idea. The residue on the floor made it very slippery! Now we have it outside..the kids love it!

Second that about the bubble fogger-but it is GREAT!!!!However in my cauldron where I put one of my reg fogger there is residue.I would suggest maybe putting something under it.

i've had for awhile a frankie and a witch bubble blower. they are cute but messy. i have a cheap fogger and have had no residue i noticed. maybe it's how big they are or how much fog you have put out. thanks for verifying the bubble fogger. when they came out i stayed away because my frankie and witch were so messy. but my daughter went with the kids tot to a house last year that had a bubble fogger, and she said everyone was wild about it. so last year i bought one on halloween clearance and have been hoping it is a hit, because it is messy.

the bubble fogger is a huge hit every year here! I had it in a real copper kettle and it looks great! The second year I lined the kettle with newspaper and saran wrap bc the first year it stained the inside of the kettle . Its my moms Apple Butter kettle...I hope she doesn't look to close. This year I want to use glow in the dark, black light bubble solution...that would be amazing!

now going to look for glow in the dark, black light bubble solution. sounds wild. thanks mm1