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Now I want a fog machine.

• knodi123 5y ago
  Don't let your dreams remain dreams. You can make your own for pennies. You just need heat, water, glycerin, and some kind of structure to keep all those things in the right place. https://www.popularmechanics.com/home/interior-projects/how-to/a9573/build-a-diy-fog-machine-for-a-spooky-halloween-16024637/ https://www.popularmechanics.com/home/interior-projects/how-...
  • leephillips 5y ago
    The description in that article made no sense to me, and it doesn't even have a diagram. When I realized that where they wrote “taping the narrow end” they meant “taping the wide end”, and made some other allowances, it sort of came together. There are other articles on the web with much clearer descriptions.
• cbsks 5y ago
  The same person recently made a video showing how fog interacts with carbon dioxide: https://youtu.be/8kza02WmwuM https://youtu.be/8kza02WmwuM It makes me want a fog machine too. My daughter is still a little young to appreciate the science but I bet she’d have fun playing with fog!