Froggy's FogFreezin Fog, Low-Lying Ground Fog Fluid for Professional and Home Haunters, Theatrical Effects, and More, 1 Gallon

Works great, creates a heavy fog that leads low and lasts.

I've tried a few other fog machines juices and home mixtures. This one is thick, it can lay low if cooled and doesn't have any odor or added perfumes. It's my go-to joose now. I hate the perfumed thin fog from the cheap Halloween places. This one does what I need it to do.

The media could not be loaded. This works great, almost too good. I had to turn the fogger down to 5%, and it still made a heavy fog throughout the neighborhood. Which is a bonus because then you use much less. It definitely makes it look like a movie set. Kids and adults alike love the effects. It also doesn’t have that chemical smell like so many fog juice you can buy at big box retailers. I’ve been using this fog juice for three years now and never have been disappointed at all.

This fluid is a little thicker, and I followed the instructions by using a chiller.. It worked great for our attraction. For the people on here that say it doesn't work, again, read the instructions. This is NOT a standalone low-lying fog fluid, you must use a chiller. Do that, and you won't be disappointed!

100% Satisfied with Froggy's Fog. Thick billowing clouds of fog stick to the ground like an overly clingy Canine. Before the rain started on Halloween night my Graveyard was covered in a blanket of fog so thick I couldn't see the ground! I can only imagine how good it will work when I get a dry Halloween night. Other fog fluids leave behind a thick sticky residue that is best removed with soap and water, Froggy's left a thinner residue which washed off with water. I tested Froggy's with and without a Chiller and believe me, you MUST use a chiller to get Maximum results (don't have a chiller, Check YouTube). Froggy's is now the Only Fog Fluid I will purchase in the future.

The media could not be loaded. This is just exactly what I needed for my halloween display. Look amazing when paired with a laser. Product was easy to use an easy to clean up, which is the most important part sometimes. Product has a pleasant smell and causes no breathing issues at least when used outside. We didn't use this indoors so I can't testify for that use, but I am sure it's fine inside as well.

The media could not be loaded. I am giving this product 3 stars because it did not quite meet my expectations as advertised when it says it is a low lying fog when used with a cold fog chiller. I used this with amister Kool II fog chiller, I was hoping using regular ice with this low lying fog would be enough, but it acted just like a regular fog machine, it would quickly go up into the air. I used it again at a wedding for a dancing on the cloud effect, but this time with dry ice. The fog did stay low to the ground for the most part, but for a first dance, considering they are dancing with movement, it floats into the air quite easily. The fog juice needs to be thicker or heavier to really stay on the ground.If you want a special effect, for scenery I recommend this product with a fog machine cooler, and use dry ice. It will stay assuming no wind, or a lot of movement.

I've had a positive experience with this fog juice. A couple of tips:1) You can use this outdoors, but any breeze whatsoever will disrupt the ground effect. Additionally, a nice warm evening is perfect; if it's too cold (less than 60-65 degrees or so), the ground effect will be reduced/nullified. The fog needs to be cold, and the ambient temperature warm, in order for it to hug the ground.2) Do not refrigerate or otherwise cool the liquid. You're just causing your machine to work harder. A fogger works by flash vaporizing the liquid via heat, so you'll end up decreasing the amount it can successfully vaporize.3) I spent a lot of time researching fog chiller designs. Most of the ones involving water ice have a problem when the ice melts, and where you put the exit holes (the goal is to maximize contact time between the fog and the ice). Therefore, I do not recommend a styrofoam cooler, but rather use a 4" PVC pipe (mine is about eight feet long). Get a wall vent with deflector (something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Imperial-VT0501-4-Inch-Exhaust-Conversion/dp/B07NR6BT5V) , and insert at one end of the pipe. Fogger goes on a box or something at the other end, making a slope, with the exit nozzle of the fogger placed right up next to the pipe. Spray-paint the whole contraption black. Put about 5 to 10 pounds of broken chunks of dry ice in the pipe; you don't want ice-dust, which will melt very quickly, and you want to try and distribute the ice along the length of the pipe. The fog exits the machine, is instantly cooled by the ice, and naturally flows down the length of the pipe where it continues to chill. It exits at absolute ground level. Perfection!Hope this helps.