How to Make a CHEAP Low Lying Fog Chiller-With Doctor Terror Eyes

Dr. TerrorEyes has made a "Home-Made Fog Chiller How-To" demonstration video.
The Doctor has created an updated, more efficient version than the typical Ice Chest Fog Chiller. The inside metal component is different and has many times the surface area of the typical 1/2" flat, square, metal wire grating.
It's great for those Halloween Home Haunters who want to get their Froggy's "Freezin' Fog" Fog Juice to cling low to the ground of their outdoor cemetery -- without spending a bunch of money. You can build one in an hour all by yourself. Enjoy!!!!
The PERFECT Froggy's Fog juice to use outside with a Fog Chiller is here: tinyurl.com/pqw...
Dr. TerrorEyes can be found here on FaceBook: / drterroreyes
**Legal Disclaimer:
By making any device or using any information from this video or informational guide, the user assumes full responsibility and liability for any product's use. William K. Ramsay/Dr. TerrorEyes or "Froggy's Fog" is not responsible, nor liable for any damage or injury caused by designs, instructions, products, tools, or mechanisms. This includes, but is not limited to: injury, bodily harm, property damage, and/or death. The user of these products should use extreme caution when building as well as displaying these props. The prop(s) presented here have not been tested for any safety standards or regulations.

[@Tvplive]

Nice, but it would have been better if you spent more time at the end showing us the "total feel" of ground fog according to this particular unit. This video seems to all-of-a-sudden cut off at end, leaving us wondering why you don't show more of it's capabilities.

[@siggotsig997]

Would it be good to use frozen bottle water to keep from buying ice every night. I am putting up a display and don't want to buy ice every night. Plus it may keep down on all the melted ice.

[@otisweaver2176]

Where do you buy the ice from

[@Brokmobile]

So what happens when the ice melts and now your mesh tube is submerged in water?

[@kev_633]

You'll have to replace the ice . But the ice should last enough as long as you need the fog. If you're worried you can always throw in some dry ice along with the ice

[@Niftynefty]

@@kev_633 hey you fly guy

[@kev_633]

Niftynefty hey you nifty person

[@brucebegy1660]

I've been thinking the same thing with a lot of these designs

[@stuffyteddybare]

thats why I make sure the cooler has a drain..then you just uncap it..let it drain..seal it and start the whole process over

[@holvin05]

Hola quiero saber que tipo de hielo le echan

[@McZoolando]

Don't mess with science buddy

[@fordguyfordguy]

I knew you cared about details when I saw you were using Fusion paint. When people jus tspray plastic with regular paint, you know they are hacks.

[@Xienne1st]

This is one of the worst designs on the net!

[@alexmcmillan6301]

Oh look, some ugly bitch posting a bullshit comment.

[@funstuff9963]

It's one of the first designs on the Internet. but he didn't think of it. it's far from cheap using the materials and hole saw he used. the fog machine is too strong. the results were ok. should have shown more results after all of that. but it was a nice presentation.

[@skadoosh7796]

@@alexmcmillan6301 yo all though i agree that her comment could be considered "rude" she aint anything close to being "ugly" lol, maybe learn to be a bit more polite if you're going to get at people for posting "bullshit" comments, and not going straight for peoples appearances- something which is completely separate to what she her comment was criticizing, and a low blow.