I'm sure it's been seen or discussed before - $5 Fog Effect

**Crunch** · 10-25-2011,10:44 AM

Move this as needed - wasn't sure if I should put it here or props or even tutorials.

Juast in case it hasn't been or you haven't seen this before. I saw this on YouTube today from one of the channels I'm subscribed to, HouseholdHacker.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exKNb...&feature=feedu

**notjustaphaze** · 10-25-2011,10:51 AM

wow..thanks..I didn't know this....how long does this last?? Is it better than dry ice???

**Crunch** · 10-25-2011,10:52 AM

I can't vouch for this method personally. I haven't tried it myself.

**notjustaphaze** · 10-25-2011,10:56 AM

Thanks Crunch..I think I will try both and see....

**Crunch** · 10-25-2011,10:57 AM

No problem. I haven't tried dry ice either, but I have heard here on the forum that there is lots off mass loss and isn't effective for it's price.

**notjustaphaze** · 10-25-2011,11:02 AM

My mister for my witches cauldron broke and I havent found one local that is worth the money..so I need something for monday night..and this would be cool for a vampire goblet effect for the lair also..

**Crunch** · 10-25-2011,11:05 AM

If/when you do try it. I would love to see a video or hear what you (or anyone) thinks about this method

**notjustaphaze** · 10-25-2011,11:09 AM

I will be playing with both methods this weekend..i will take videos...just hope you can handle the southern accent..lol

**Crunch** · 10-25-2011,11:12 AM

I feel like I'm pretty well acclimated to the Southern American accent. I watch Sons of Guns, Swamp People and maybe a couple other shows taking place in the bayou's, swamps and cajun areas of the country. So lay it on me.