Read some few most frequent questions regarding fog machines. Let us give you certain useful answers and recommendations.

How loud does the fog machine work? As with everything else, the more pricey systems are usually more quiet, and the lower quality machines louder. That does not mean that inexpensive devices din like a cargo train, but you can hear them.

Is a fog machine secure? The key aspect most buyers think about with their units is whether or not it’s risky to breathe. As far as your device is used properly it is ideally secure to breathe. The best thing you can do is to ensure you don’t come it too strong with the fog. Only use the fog fluid that is required for that specific fog machine.

Can I use a fog machine within the building? While we can't speak for each fog machine available today, we have never seen those that could not be used indoors. Yet, there are a couple of factors to consider. If you make lots of fog, you will get a pretty subtle pellicle of fog fluid residue on everything in the room, even people. Most of the fog fluids are manufactured from glycol (something in the nature of mineral oil) and water, so it shouldn't do any troubles, yet feels gummy. If you own high-grade furniture, etcetera, we recommend you to put it away or use the fog machine in a different room.

Ground fog machine

First and foremost, make sure to follow the producers' operational and safety manual. It is essential that you look for and evade probable safety hazards that could result in injuries or fires.

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