Is there any residue with this fog juice when used indoors (Plan to use diluted by 1/ 3 with a 400W machine) ?
1147831
We have used it indoors several times and have never noticed residue. We dilute ours even less than 1/3 water. Enjoy!
198501
Hello JaNell. I only used once, for Halloween last year, and it worked great...a big hit on the street! I'd say it 'cycles', blowing fog on/off for 5-10 seconds at a time. I'd consider it more of a pause than a stop. It would blow fog for 5 seconds or so, then pause for about 5 seconds. And it would repeat until it got low on fog juice. It didn't stop for any extended period of time due to over-heating while I had it running. I'd say it was on from 5 pm until 10 pm. You do have to hold the button down for continuous fogging. I just taped it down with duct tape and put a small weight on top. Hope that helps. Jeff Hello JaNell. I only used once, for Halloween last year, and it worked great...a big hit on the street! I'd say it 'cycles', blowing fog on/off for 5-10 seconds at a time. I'd consider it more of a pause than a stop. It would blow fog for 5 seconds or so, then pause for about 5 seconds. And it would repeat until it got low on fog juice. It didn't stop for any extended period of time due to over-heating while I had it running. I'd say it was on from 5 pm until 10 pm. You do have to hold the button down for continuous fogging. I just taped it down with duct tape and put a small weight on top.... » Read More Hello JaNell. I only used once, for Halloween last year, and it worked great...a big hit on the street! I'd say it 'cycles', blowing fog on/off for 5-10 seconds at a time. I'd consider it more of a pause than a stop. It would blow fog for 5 seconds or so, then pause for about 5 seconds. And it would repeat until it got low on fog juice. It didn't stop for any extended period of time due to over-heating while I had it running. I'd say it was on from 5 pm until 10 pm. You do have to hold the button down for continuous fogging. I just taped it down with duct tape and put a small weight on top. Hope that helps. Jeff « Show Less
225108
I purchased mine about 3 mo. ago. I use it daily for frothing milk and I hand wash it daily. It gets to temperatures over 150 deg. daily. The markings are as clear as new. Therefore I don't suspect any residue or toxic issues.
1046517
Fog smell is a result of the fog juice used, not the fog machine. So if you purchase high quality fog juice then the smell will be diminished.
370554
According to the instructions on this product, it should not come into contact with your skin, so I wouldn't use a fogger.
1130933
I just spoke with the Westinghouse customer service (E-mail: customerservice@saihomeproducts.com Telephone: 1-866-365-5339). I described this smell as rather a motor oil-like (this is what it reminds me). They say it's normal for the first cycles :-) It's a glue that holds the parts together and it gets burned initially. The explanation makes sense to me, so I will give it a try. No plans to drink this water, though, until the smell (and the taste) goes away. The idea was to drink pure water, not diluted glue :-)
1235865
Not so well, there is pulp in everything. I juice with a heavy-duty screen and then juice the juice with the original screen and there is still pulp.
1225731
It is great! I just ordered the juice through amazon (whatever was paired with it). Be sure to get the dry ice too. It fogged up my whole neighborhood!
63514
We've only gone through 1/16 of the fog juice and honestly, it doesn't produce enough at once to be any fun. It might be due to the warm temps where I live. It seemed to work better in a cold room that outside in the front yard.
2175491
Directions say use only with water but I don't see any reason why it won't work in juice. Haven't tried it yet myself but at most you just have to wash the bottle a bit better between times.
1156967
Well that depends on such things as density of coverage and frequency of use. It does not take a whole lot of juice to create a fairly dense fog. And since your fogging from up wind and letting it drift you get fairly good coverage. For me here in Spring TX once a week use kept the mosquitoes and fly's down. I'm still working on my first 1/2 gal. BTW this stuff does a real good job.
2133247
In some cases there is a small residue left over after fogging. However, this entirely depends on the chemical your using, how long you fogged, and how wet the fog (micron/particle size) was applied. I would recommend wiping up residue but this is entirely up to the end user of the product. A crawl space is different then your dining room. So again, the end user should use their own discretion in wiping up residue.
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I have used DoTerra Citrus Bliss blend, Wild Orange and Lemon without problem any worry or fear of damaging the unit. I have noticed some yellowish residue when the water runs out after diffusing citrus oils, but I take extra care to be sure to wipe down and clean the unit when this happens. Have had no operation problems since my initial purchase 8/22/13 (3 months ago). :)
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Smoke detectors: Yes, but it takes ALOT of smoke to cause that, have fans circulating air in the room and it will help it keep from building up. No to the sticky residue, that mostly depends upon the solution you are using. Stick with the recommended fog and you should be fine, same for food.
2036561
residue..........I use very light "squirts" in corners, behind furniture, under cabinet "toe kicks", inside undersink cabinets. Used sparingly in these areas that are mostly unaffected by mopping...
678062
I get a good amount of fogging, I just pull it down under my nose for a minute. I recommend washing it before using it as it does have a bit of a smell, otherwise its great.
1835599
Depends on your machine. For our purposes (Band in Los Angeles) swamp juice has lasted WAY longer than other brands. The fog is much thicker, too, so I have set the timer on ours to about half what it used to be.