If you cool the fog fluid before it's pumped into the machine...will that help keep the fog cooler, thus staying low to the ground longer?
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No, because the fog fluid still has to through a heater to become fog. Just use dry ice, that is the best way. Thanks. My email address is JoelChen@americandj.com. Please email me if you anymore questions. Thanks.
well I don't have local access to dry ice. So I'm trying to come up with an alternative.
Is there any reason why you can't use regular ice cubes? It even says to use regular ice on the product page. Just trying to see how exactly we can help. But what Joel said is true. The fog juice still has to be heated and then make its way through the chopper part where the ice or dry ice comes into play on the unit.
Sincerely,
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well I read posts and reviews where people were saying the fog would rise pretty quick. Just trying to come up with something to cool it better.
Right ok. Dry ice would be the "coolest' option no pun intended Haha. Only thing cooler than dry ice is liquid nitrogen. And that I don't recommend in our product Hah.