Fog Machine JDR Smoke Machine Controllable LED Light 500W and 2000CFM Fog Disinfection with Wireless and Wired Remote Control for Weddings, Halloween,Parties or Disinfection,with Fuse Protection

I ordered this fog machine as a last-minute idea to have running in my yard for the neighborhood Halloween trick-or-treaters, along with some spooky music. treaters. When it didn't arrive by late in the day, I was concerned, but it arrived just in time. It was very easy to attach the handle, then connect the power cord and wired remote, pour in the fog chemical (which I also ordered and added cotton candy scent to make it smell festive), turn it on, wait for the green indicator to appear, press the button, and voila! This simple little machine was producing a nice thick cloud, and you had to hold the button down on the wired remote to get the fog to appear. The wireless remote, on the other hand, can be set to run indefinitely. That is, until it needs to be warmed up again. However, you'll be ready to go again in about a minute. br>I believe I'll look into some solutions that will result in a thicker fog that stays lower in the atmosphere. I'm not sure if that exists, but I'll look into it. br>The lights are controlled by a switch on the back of the machine; once turned on, they remain on indefinitely; if you don't want them, you must manually turn them off. Through the fog, they do create a cool effect. br>I've been the victim of a number of ruses. They're already trick-or-treaters, and they're having a great time. A number of parents have also made positive remarks. My next-door neighbor, who loves to decorate, inquired as to what I had here. I'm sure he'll have one next year, too. Despite the fact that I've only had it for a few hours, I'd recommend it for things like Halloween, house parties, and so on. I'm excited to see how it looks in my pool area. It could be a lot of fun! Oh, and the cotton candy fragrance enhancer is fantastic. It's as if we've arrived at a haunted circus! 🎪.

Tiffany Rich

| Feb 14, 2021

It was for my car that I used it. I'd been having vacuum problems for a while and couldn't find the leak using the standard spray techniques, so I bought glycerin and distilled water to make a sample liquid, and I already had a hose and tape at home. I then connected it to my intake system. What do you know, after a few minutes, I noticed smoke coming from beneath the intake manifold! Using a spray technique on my car, I'd never be able to find it. br>Fixing it was a bit of a pain, but I eventually figured it out. It was a fantastic machine that functioned flawlessly. br>Now I use it for a variety of things, including parties and car repairs. When the kids came over, we also filled the garage with smoke, and they had a blast. It operates quietly and can produce dense fog, but this is dependent on the liquid you use.

Angelo George

| Mar 13, 2021

I just got this today and filled it with fog juice, then turned it on after letting it warm up for 10 minutes. It sputtered for about five minutes before finally admitting a stream. It was foggy for about eight seconds before it died and had to be reheated. Then, every time you pressed the switch for 10 seconds, it would make fog and then stop. This main produces enough fog intermittently to fill a small room or a house, but it won't be much use on the porch for Halloween, which was our intention. I was a bit let down.

Ronald HUSSAIN

| Jan 30, 2021

After watching a YouTube video, I decided to make my own juice, and this handy machine came in handy. It comes with both a wired and a wireless remote control. The lights added to the party atmosphere by filling the whole house with smoke. I only used a quarter of a cup and got at least 15 full blasts out of it. Only a table spoon or two were used to capture the remaining fluid. In this bad boy, there's no need for a lot of juice. I would recommend it to anyone who does not require a professional-sized machine, but keep in mind that it must be cleaned by running distilled water through it until it stops smoking. Never clean with ordinary water, and never leave your fog juice in it for an extended period of time.

Dulce Raymond

| Oct 07, 2021

  I had no problems with it. After I bought it, I read some reviews that claimed it sprayed for 15 seconds before turning off. I'm not sure if they can't or don't read, but the description description makes it clear that they can't. Because it is a small unit, it must be heated. It doesn't take long for the sprayer to heat up for the first time, or for subsequent sprays. Because this is my first one, I have no idea what's in it or what people put in these things, so I used a fogging solution. The fogging solution, on the other hand, proved to be effective. While testing it inside, it did set off my smoke alarm, despite the fact that I had read it wouldn't do so. However, I could be mistaken, and perhaps I read that on the fogging solution description. Regardless, I'm not going to use it inside, and the product worked for me "as described lol" and I'm happy. By the way, it's only $30, so don't expect it to be like a concert fog machine that sprays for hours at a time. Consider your options carefully.

Mya Hester

| Jun 10, 2021

This purchase combined my love of Halloween and my Husband's love of having a good time. First and foremost, he purchased fog fluid from Home Depot. Cheap. Filling the tank is simple, plugging in the unit is simple, and turning it on is simple. easy. WAIT. That was the difficult part; it was only a few minutes while the machine warmed up, but it felt like an eternity as the kid in us imagined all the possibilities. then. Push the button at the end to complete the process. It only takes a second, but there's a lot of fog. Because it had a large double office to fill, it initially smelled like smoke. However, after about 10 minutes, there was a haze in the main office, which had been set up in the back office, and one of my customers noticed it first, before we did. After that, we had to turn it off after about 25 minutes. The atmosphere was hazy. So, the next time our assistant works, we're going to set up shop in the back office and just pound it out. Simply to see how quickly she responds. I wish the lights could be controlled by a remote or changed color. That'd make it twice as entertaining.

Stephen Hensley

| Oct 30, 2021

I'm not sure if I received a defective product or not, but my wireless remote is barely functional. I can walk around pressing buttons and pointing the remote in various directions and still get nothing, but every now and then it will respond and turn on the smoke, and a stream of smoke will come out for about 20 seconds before the device needs to be charged again. The stop button is completely inoperable. The wired button is in perfect working condition.

Angela Pratt

| Feb 12, 2021