How to Make FOG JUICE at Home for Normal or LOW LYING Fog. Fog Machine Fluid

How to Make FOG JUICE at Home for Normal or LOW LYING Fog.
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[@dieharder1]

Would probably of been thicker, but got your math wrong. You took 30% of 50 then added it to the 50. It would be 30 percent of the 50 to get 15 oz for glycerin, then the other 35oz is water. If you wanted to do the full 65oz it would be about 20oz of glycerin, and 45oz water. Sorry, just bugged me, and answers another comment about it not being thick enough.

[@GreggAdventure]

Interesting. More Data is always welcome. That said, it IS quite thick. I’ve had great results. 👍🏻✌🏻

[@sologaming9534]

🤓

[@andysummersthxcinemaandmyc7748]

well that is home made cost effective saving since most of what I pre brought was mostly still water in the container. Okay I'm making my own. thanks. ... edit: I just double checked it be better I still buy the fog liquid. Sill water at 9 liters almost £10 and the glycerine liquid £9.00 for 1 liter is almost the same as fog fluid £17 for 5 liters and I have two of them and I'm pleased it last 45 mins when filling the conditioner up for the fog effect.

[@GreggAdventure]

Distilled Water at Walmart is like $1 a Gallon.

[@craigandsnowwadam4511]

I agree if you have hard water ! Then yes spend the buck,…I live it Orlando Florida and our water is so frackin’ hard ,..it got Disney “stoned “ when he drank it! Seriously

[@craigandsnowwadam4511]

Hey @Andy . Make sure you clean it out ,..think of it like a coffee pot,..use vinegar and water 💧 to rid yourself of scale and hard water 💧 deposits! ,…. …and yes your welcome!

[@AlexTechMore]

Hello, to make the liquid for the low smoke machine what percentage of glycol do you recommend me to use? Thanks

[@GreggAdventure]

Whatever fogs well in your machine. For the "LOW" part, the important component is COLD. The Fog needs to be cold.

[@Jsonax]

Is it okay to add scent or essential oil for scent?

[@GreggAdventure]

I don't see why not. Long as it's designed for a diffuser, it shouldn't clog the nozzle...

[@Jsonax]

@@GreggAdventure thank you. Coz it's oil, might break the smoke machine

[@Kitkattkitty101]

Is Wilton glycerin vegetable glycerin?

[@GreggAdventure]

yes

[@annienak8252]

How much is that machine & is there any other option without the machine?

[@GreggAdventure]

Just your typical low budget Home Depot Fog Machine

[@OREGONGAMER503]

So if i were to use glycerin cannabis tincture, i could potentially vape for the whole room?

[@GreggAdventure]

And likely clog the nozzle

[@blackstatis0355]

@@GreggAdventure but would it work?

[@GreggAdventure]

Should.

[@1wildwackywoman]

That’s an interesting idea 🤣🤣🤣

[@sofalindustrieslimited612]

l like a your vedeo.

[@DanyNMacF]

what a bad joke to call this LOW LYING Fog when - after the whole Anti-Climax : the Fog was ALL OVER THE PLACE

[@GreggAdventure]

Nobody cares what a triggered beta nerd has to say 😂🤣😂🤡

[@adammanfredi4880]

Although this method of producing fog fluid in a DIY fashion will work in some instances, what you also need to consider is the formulation from authentic fog fluid purchased commercially is quite a bit different in composition and it is important to know the temperature at which your machine is set to vaporize the fluid in totality. Manufacturers of machines often say to use their fluid for their machines and this is because they have set their machines to a temperature that they know complete vaporization will occur. Most machines are set to either vaporize glycerol and DI water (which is a more pure form of distilled water but not readily available to the general public) or a glycol mixture of two or more components to achieve the fog effect. One being a glycol responsible for the thick white cloud and the other to extend the "hang time" of the fluid. These glycols are used in conjunction with each other and their percentage of composition in the fluid varies depending on the desired effect. The combined glycol mixture is a preferred method of making fog fluid because the manufacturer can "dial in" the desired effect by changing the percentage of each in the fluid. The simple glycerol version shown in this video first of all will not work as low-lying fog fluid unless you are ok with the fog particulate rising into the air as it warms and thus becoming a room full of fog as a end result. If you are wanting to make a fluid that hugs the ground and dissipates completely keeping the fog to waist level and nothing above , this chemistry will not produce the desired effect. My advice is to not mess with DIY fog fluid. Any fluid that incorrectly made runs the risk of being burnt as a result . The mis-formulation can result in unwanted, unsafe and often toxic byproducts like formaldehyde being formed and breathed in by you and anyone else in the vicinity. Its just better to stick with professional brands of fluid where a lot of R and D have went into their development to keep them safe for use. Your lungs will thank you for it!

[@GreggAdventure]

😂😂😂😂

[@shopaholic1814]

Good to know. I came here looking for a cheap alternative to fog juice? It after reading your comment, I’ll just stick to the commercial brand.

[@okiwidianto8582]

I think i need thicker than that, for making cinematic video on forest,, 1:1 for glycerine and water okay? Not distiled water just regular water

[@GreggAdventure]

Distilled. Regular water can have Minerals that will clock up your machine

[@okiwidianto8582]

@@GreggAdventure thanks for your advice i will use distilled water,, so 50% glycerine and 50% distilled water (same as 1:1) can make my smoke thicker than yours?

[@GreggAdventure]

Yup. I would start by making a small sample, with 30%-ish, then test, inch it forward, test again, repeat till it’s how you want it, then, make a batch

[@Mysterygamer]

any idea why nobody goes to 60/40 ratio ? maybe it's too thick to heat in machine.

[@okiwidianto8582]

@@Mysterygamer just try it wit small portion first.. This is my work with 1:1 set up + dsitiled wateer kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3y5i5RriamHqdk

[@AA-ub5xn]

Does it kill bacteria and viruses?

[@GreggAdventure]

Nah, Just makes Fog for effects

[@AA-ub5xn]

@@GreggAdventure thank you

[@RiffLinkture]

Most likely promote the growth of Bacteria if used often in a non-ventilated space, no effect to viruses

[@kirill2525]

well its a bit obvious that its home made, looks like its between fog and haze. wich would be fine if i need to have something light to see laser beams. but if i wanted like a true cloud effect, id get the store stuff.

[@GreggAdventure]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣 This Crushed the store stuff

[@kirill2525]

@@GreggAdventure well not all store stuff is good. if you use an expensive machine withy special fluid it will do much better. some fog machines cost 7k and there are lots of fluids and machines out there. but use maybe yours is better then the Walmart stuff or something like that, but it looks much thinner then the stuff im used to. i mean no disrespect to you, i love home made stuff and this would be great for the average person or maybe even some like haunted house stuff . its like vape juice any one can make a decent , even good tasting vape juice but you cant get the kind of complexity that the pros can with labs and precise mixing and what not. my point was that if you want some really heavy and dense stuff, you should invest in pro fluid and probably a pro machine that was made to use that fluid. id probably use your method though cause i just have a laser cube and just need something atmospheric

[@GreggAdventure]

Most store stuff is junk. Gotta spend more and get something like Froggy’s or better. The machine matters ALLOT. All my machines are low-end machines. The average person is using $60-100 machines. Pro Machines in the $1000’s are not the norm. Check out my Fogger video for another look at the fog from this fluid

[@kirill2525]

@@GreggAdventure well you could have some of the 300 range that would be pretty good too but ya i agree with ya there

[@jbphotomain]

@@GreggAdventure you can get the Chauvet DJ 1800 Flex for around $300 and use this stuff you got to get some pretty decent thickness too. Followed this recipe on the 1800 Flex and it works like a charm, almost a white out but it dissipated quick. (Might need to experiment with different solutions.)

[@heels013]

Put your fog juice in the fridge. Colder it is, thicker the fog and it stays closer to the ground.

[@GreggAdventure]

Great idea. Never thought of that!!

[@craigandsnowwadam4511]

No ! No! No! The “juice” needs to be HOT! ,..dude if u pour ice cold juice into a fog machine,..it will just take it longer to heat up !! @Dean Grooms !! You are the weakest link,..goodbye!!!

[@pumpkinheadghoul]

That's makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. The fog is created by heating the fog juice to a high enough temperature that it vaporizes. Why on earth would you thinking cooling it would create thicker fog, when it has to be heated to create fog to begin with. Sorry, Dean, I'm not sure where you heard such nonsense, but I can assure you, it's 100% wrong.

[@pumpkinheadghoul]

@@GreggAdventure You never thought of that because it's absolute nonsense. Why would you want to cool a liquid before heating it to a high enough temperature to vaporize it? As I pointed out to Dean, it's completely nonsense. I can assure you, all you're doing is causing your fog machine to have to work harder to bring the juice up to temperature.

[@GreggAdventure]

Right. I tried to be nice. 😂😂 You have to cool the Fog AFTER it's.....FOG

[@nicolasnelson7752]

Does anyone know the difference between normal fog fluid and low-lying fog fluid?

[@kailumgg6720]

Normal fog fluid is like smoke it rises but low lying fog fluid stays on the floor

[@nicolasnelson7752]

@@kailumgg6720 ya, no shit Sherlock. I mean why does low lying fog fluid stay on the ground. What substance does it have that normal fog fluid doesn’t that makes them stay on the ground

[@GreggAdventure]

Nothing. It’s the same. The fog stays low, due to being cold. This is why low lying machines, pass the fog through ice

[@GreggAdventure]

Check my DYI Low Lying Fog Box build. It’s right after this upload. P.S. Be nice to my peeps. Thanks

[@David.124]

You should have been more clear with your question

[@jessiestar4157]

I should make a video like this only it would take I guess about 1 min scince in Australia we,re not into examples or into talking too much . . good? Bad? , I Dunno

[@GreggAdventure]

Apparently not into grammar, punctuation, or spelling either. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@yoyogabba2198]

Got bit by a snake, rattled his brain

[@curve5746]

Must be in to getting your ass kicked though.

[@crystalclark9673]

​@@GreggAdventure😂

[@LoreleiEdwards]

that's not low lying.....that's just regular party fog....

[@GreggAdventure]

Lol. Whatever you say, random internet weirdo

[@edyoung6756]

"Low lying fog" that heads straight to the ceiling....."success"? I don't think so, pal. NEXT!

[@GreggAdventure]

How embarrassing that you don't know "low lying fog" needs to be run through a chilling system via a chill box or an ice filled low lying fog machine. So sad that your IQ is so low, you can't identify the machine shown here, as a "Normal" fog machine, and not a "low lying" fog machine. 😂🤣 What a dumb clown