Can you use an anti-fog treatment instead of filling the reservoir with hot water?
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I don't know why you'd want to do that, but I imagine you could. Even warm-ish water will prevent it from fogging.
1246028
I really don't know. I haven't had a problem with the mirror fogging up and am pretty use to just pouring a Solo cup of water into the back.
1956377
No. It may hold up to one very light wash with water only, but the effects of the anti-fog will be greatly diminished. If you wash your glasses, you'll have to reapply this product again.
1368801
No, absolutely not. In fact it fogs up inside running in warm and hot dry weather. Look for a different and waterproof holder
347126
I guess you could put warm water in instead of cold. I have never tried that, but should work the same.
153894
No. I have not found one yet that is fog free. Just warm it a bit first and it will cut down on the fogging. I use mine daily.
58047
As much as any other. It allows you to regulate how much fog you put into the habitat and it works great. Just be sure to use distiller water. It's cheap and it won't clog the pipes. I have been using mine for two years and it's still going great.
1062460
No problem... in fact it actually could make things better if you're in an area of high humidity summers... should help to minimize fogging a bit.
63512
I'm not sure exactly what the answer to your question is, but I can tell you this. On Halloween we filled the reservoir. It didn't even use half a quart, and it lasted all evening, with us releasing fog every few minutes, for a total of more than an hour. Hope that helps.
913469
I haven't tried a thermal fogger but I believe this chemical is too dangerous to be suspended in air where someone might breathe it. According to directions it shouldn't come into contact even with your skin.
891090
No, you just need access to the regular water pipe going in to the reservoir. It has an internal heating mechanism to warm the water to 3 temp levels.
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Anna, I would not suggest you do. I setup a slightly enclosed "haunted house" apx, 30ft x 20x and within 20 minutes it was fogged to the point you could hardly see while walking through it. I will say I am very happy with the fogger. It did it's job well. Just make sure you keep an eye on the fog and are there to turn it off when it gets too thick.
1473102
I believes it is better suited for other applications. My experience, a lot more volatile chems and highPressure washer on hot day is best for that issue! No expert, just my experienced!
2245555
I used it for a toy fog to keep water out of gave hair. It worked perfectly for that.
442592
Yes. We use it in a fogger with good results. It will fully cloud a 16x100x10 ft. room in about 5 minutes. Run water thru afterwards to clean out the fogger.
1232067
yes if you put the right killer in it. down here in Costa Rica I use bygone it is oil based and fogs really great
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From the owner manual: "You should only add water treatments that are specifically made...Using water treatments that are not recommended could damage the humidifier". Personally, I suspect oil would gunk up the works.
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Robert, If you meant to ask "does the label allow ..." for use in a fogger; the answer would be no. And this would be true whether you wanted to mix it with water or kerosene. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray