Thanks!

That is a great idea, I will have to try that out.

@@bmxracernc that’s a good question, I use the glycerin and distilled water for my low lying fog recipe. It works really good. After a lot of trial and error, I found that this snow juice recipe produces a lot of snow for very low price.

Oops, thanks for the catch. It is corrected now

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Hi, click the more on my description. I included links to the products I used in the video, including the fog machine with the three knobs. There is even a discount code for the plug shield plug gaskets. Let me know if you have trouble finding the links. I am not using any in line fans. Thanks

@@diylightguy thanks a bunch. keep up the good work.

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@@SvenBrekhofEriksson that’s a good question, I put my hand over the fog as it was coming out. It didn’t feel wet to me. It just felt cold. You would have to test it out. I am curious what you find out.

Thank you, I am located in Southern California, we average in the mid 70s during spooky season. We had a few windy nights, I do not run my fog and laser set up when it’s windy. The wind ruins the effect.

I make my own for less than eight dollars a gallon, because I go through so much fog fluid on my display. Here is a video I made with the recipe. DIY - Low Lying Fog Juice Recipe, for less than $8.00 per Gallon kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6ave3Z-hZJgobM

@@face_in_the_crowd that’s a great idea! Thanks

@@BlueLion364 that’s a great idea, I will try that next year

I tried all different combinations, this is what worked best for my situation

@diylightguy love your set-up

That is very nice of you to offer, but I would need to know the scope of the project to give you a price.

That’s great, I hope it turns out awesome!

No fans used. My Home Depot has the black pipe in the same section as the PVC pipe. Check the section where they have all the sewer and drainage pipe. The black pipe is ABS pipe. Just ask an employee where the black sewer pipe or ABS pipe is.

@@diylightguy thank you

@@drdatt that would look cool, but I’m afraid somebody might not be able to see the stairs and fall down

No, I do not use any fans

@@diylightguy Wow. That fog really travels

I do this with my porch pumpkins. I just made a pigtail with 4 JST connectors coming out of one power supply, then I cut random length wires with the other JST connector from the pumpkins to the connectors. The pumpkins are on my porch, so I did not need to use the waterproof connectors. You can do the same thing but with waterproof connectors instead.

@@JC-ew5ss yes, that would be too bad

@@diylightguy do you have any idea what you will do then? Just use speakers?

Very little, but not to be concerned about

I will have to check, I think I got it on the Google Drive, or it came with the sequence. This was last year‘s Halloween Horror Lights Submission. It’s a free sequence you map to your house, then you submitted it. They stitch all the houses worldwide together and make one big video. It’s a great project. This year‘s submission is, Every Day is Halloween by LVCRFT. It’s too late to submit this year, but you can still download it for free and map it to your house. They also do one for Christmas. That one is called Xlights Around The World. Search for Halloween horror lights on Facebook. They have links to this year‘s sequence and the previous years. They are free sequences that you can map to your house. Same thing for Xlights Around the world. You can get this year sequence and previous years sequences. Join the Halloween horror lights group on Facebook. Xlights Around the world is on the web. Here is the link for xlights Around the World. xlightsaroundtheworld.com/

@@vinhnguyen592 thank you, I built the cooler about three years ago, so I did not film that build. That was the first thing I tried before I came up with the pond mister combination. It is basically the same thing as the pond mister tote build. Follow that video build and add one more flange on the inside of the cooler for the pipe facing up.

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Thank you

Yes, wind definitely affects the fog, it's always a challenge! I do not run my fog and laser set up on windy nights

Yes, I started out with just the cooler, then I tried just the mister, both separately worked OK, but when I added both together, it was a game changer