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Has anyone heard anything about the performance of this fogger?
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/prod...ct_id=4933779&sourceid=0100000032573917402498
I suspect that the ice tray would need to be refilled often. My need is for a fairly small area of my front yard, more for accent than total fog coverage. I thought I had seen a video of this fogger in action recently, but can't recall where that was. Thanks for any and all advice!
 

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The only video I've seen is of a similar product in the link below. While both are 400-watt machines, I can't imagine the Gemmy can produce similar results over a long period of time given what looks to be the more limited ice capacity of that unit. But who knows...it might be great. It sure is a lot cheaper. A standard 400-watt machine and a PVC chiller would be cheaper still and last longer but of course it's not compact.

http://www.americandj.com/product.asp?ProductIDNumber=1332&cat=Fog_Machines
 

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Boy, if they'd used any less light in that video, it would have been "UFO sighting" level! :D

I'd feel much better about buying that thing had they used enough light that you could see what was going on, and where the floor was.

I can buy a crapload of ice, PVC, ice coolers and a kickass fogger for $260...
 

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Torgen said:
Boy, if they'd used any less light in that video, it would have been "UFO sighting" level! :D

I'd feel much better about buying that thing had they used enough light that you could see what was going on, and where the floor was.

I can buy a crapload of ice, PVC, ice coolers and a kickass fogger for $260...
LOL That was excellent Torgen :D

No doubt it's way too expensive. I only posted because I had seen the vid.
 

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Has anyone ever used any of the ice fog machines? I am not sure whether to buy one or to just get a new fogger and build my own cooler for it. I 'm thinking the ice chamber on those ice foggers are just to small for any decent fog output ?

Since my good 'ole fogger broke I need to invest in something soon.
Thanks for any advice in this most important of haunting tools ;)
 

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I had one of these in my hand yesterday. Our walmart has them for 38.00 bucks. 400 whatt fogger. Low lying. I see them pouring in a huge cup of ice on the pic on the box. I have four 700 whatt foggers so put this one back on the shelf. Ok maybe today I will go grab one of them. Take pics of the test and shout to yall later today.
 

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On another forum, someone said they bought one, tested it, and took it right back. It only holds a little ice, and under testing the fogger needed refilling in slightly less than 40 minutes. It wasn't that great a low lying fog either by all reports. How good could it be anyway, it's the amount of time the fog is exposed to chilling in the expansion chamber that determines how well it stays low. There's just not enough room in so small a unit to make it happen.
 
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