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DIY Fog Machine Chiller | Ground Fog Tube Setup For Halloween | Low Lying Fog For A Haunted House
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2014
- We're back with a DIY fog machine chiller ground fog tube for Halloween. It's a great way to create low lying fog for a haunted house. This ground fog from our diy fog chiller is perfect for your Halloween display or haunted house. How we plumb our foggers & fog chillers with pipes to create eerie fog effects for Halloween. What's a scary home haunt or a horror film set without creepy fog. If you're like us fog is one of our favorite parts of the display each year so we try to find easy fun ways to use it. If you're in need of some great fog effects this video shares a nice way to set up your fog machines using homemade fog chillers in your Halloween yard display or event. Watch as we share our ground fog setup including all the plumbing piped all over and under our giant extreme Halloween haunted house facade this year which is featured on ABC The Great Halloween Fright. For more prop ideas and information visit our website at www.hollywoodha...
The options we used are inexpensive and easy to build and set up. We ran 30' of 4" x 10' black convoluted drain pipe from under the front porch of the rundown creepy house and attached a DIY homemade trash can fog chiller and a 1000 watt fogger to the end. The results was a great low lying effect that clung to and hugged the ground without even wetting the ground first. We also set up a similar situation on the the second floor of the haunted house with a converted ice chest fog chiller and a small 400 watt fog machine. We used the same hose or piping with 1/2" PVC and drilled small holes in the flats or wall panels so the fog would creep out onto the porch covering.
Here is a link for the drain pipe we used
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For more information on the fog juice we use visit
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I'm doing this this in my display this year. You are awesome HH!! Ten notches above amazing.
Thank you and that sounds like a great project. We have several friends that have made these since and I think the chillers with metal dryer tubing work a little better because the cold and metal vs cold and plastic. I think oak lane cemetery made a cool one as well if you haven't already seen it. talk soon
I plan on using a tidy cat car litter container, putting a metal shelf in it, and going to put dry ice on it, and put a PC fan in the top of it to help blow it out, fan powered by a 9V battery. I did plastic container foggers last year with dry ice and a fan, but the dry ice goes quickly and eventually sat in its own water. So hopefully the shelving will preserve it more while keeping the air cool.
I used the metal dryer hose inside the can it works great. Used 1000 watt and it filled the room
Pretty cool!!! Nice work!
Amazing display! Great job
That's one great way to get rats, all those holes by the house
You should use the dryer hose is more flexible and made of aluminum gets the fog colder quickly.
I'm sure it does work better. At the time we were trying to save some money. The 10' plastic tubes are so much cheaper. It would be cool to upgrade.
Yes it makes sense.🎃
How can we see the whole picture when all your videos are zoomed into the pipes?
This vid was focused on the setup. We have several others focused on the house that have some fog shots here is one if your interested. ruclips.net/video/k-RjVlI38N0/видео.html
Looks great. I like to connect and seal the drain pipe with shrink wrap and heat gun vs tape. The lights in basement reminded me of the movie The Burbs.
That's a good idea using shrink wrap and your exactly right with the lighting. As we were making the haunted house we were like we should do something down underneath the house and then we thought of the Burbs and it was perfect. We were inspired a lot this year from that movie =)
FOG LOOKS REAL CREEPY!!!
that's some serious dedication to the craft of haunt fog!...:D
So Awesome Thanks for Sharing!
Haha...Jeana your so funny...I'm like a little kid too..."ooh ohhh ooohh here comes the fog!" giddy
Another great update ... thanks for the info!
I really appreciate your attention to detail... At a haunt I help out with, we tried the trashcan chiller, the ice chest chiller, and the drain pipe method using small frozen water bottles, which work best for our yard, but the ground wetting is a good tip! Thanks...
Yes that is a really good idea to use frozen water bottles. I think we did that with our western town haunt. Sounds like you use a lot of fog in your haunt, MY FAVORITE!!!
the pvc feed lines are genius chris !!
just what i needed, looking for ways to do my fog.
Ohhh exciting !!
It's looking soooo good !!
:)
Wow Chris this is amazing! I would love to see this thing in person. You have some nice amount of wires there! Hahaha
Thanks, Since we were in such a hurry to finish this year I didn't worry about dressing the wires neatly and so I ended up with the pretty mess. Oh well its whats in the front right.
I really think you guys should have won the fright fight! You're a true home haunt and the winners have crossed over to professional haunt a few years back. Have followed your tips and tricks a few years now and they are invaluable! You both are so cute and nice I wanna throw up!;) wondering what you guys were gonna do with the money if you had won? Thanks again for all your work guys!
looks Great!! As always!!
Looks great! Can hardly wait!
Kool love yalls videos, awesome , have a great 2015 halloween
Awesome set up!!
We just ended up hiding our fog machines in biohazard bins as props 🎃
Looking sweet! Love the fog coming out from under the house.
everything looks great ,where is the final outcome dying to see what it looks like waiting ....waiting ....lol
Thanks Terry, we will be able to post more video after the show tonight. We just needed to wait until The Fright Fight airs
Hollywood Haunter LOL gotcha, I've been following your video's and getting some great ideas ,I went to video 14 then video 15 then nothing LO L I ,will be waiting for final video LOL Happy Halloween you 2 from Cleveland
I can't believe how long the pipe is. I had no clue you could get it to travel so far in a pipe. Very thorough tutorial. Chris you're one crafty dude. you seem to be a little like me with the wires. I'm embarrassed for people to see them cause they look like hell. But it is what it is there no way around it if you have a but tun on lighting. The lights under the house remind me so much of meet the burbs with henry gibson.. it looks awesome . One last thing you have some wild looking lighting coming from the front of the house in a hyper white color and it looks like legit lightening what do you have going on there my friend??
Thank you, the fog will creep and push its self pretty far through piping and even if you had issues you could place a little muffin fan from a computer in line to help it along. Years past I would take the time to dress all the cables and coil up everything but we just didn't have the time this year. Then I was going to go back and do it and then I was like this is all coming down after Halloween anyway so I think I'll just leave it. We were inspired by that movie big time and used several things we loved from it in the haunt this year. The lightning is several of those cheap silver clamp light fixtures with 100 watt day time LED bulbs they work great! you catch a glimpse of them in this new fence video but we also have a video on our Lightning set up but it was back before we switched to LED Make A Haunted House For Halloween: Making Creepy Trees & Scary Rustic Picket Fence & Easy Set Up For Lightning Effects In A Halloween Display: DIY Romantic Dinner Lighting
Hollywood Haunter You two nailed the burb house i cant wait to see it progress more. Ah ha, so thats why the lightening looked whiter you switched to led. very cool stuff. thanks for replying back talk to you soon.
~Chris HH59
Love it! I was racking my brain to try and figure out how to do exactly what you have done for my haunted walk
Great!! :)
What fog machines do you use? Trying to figure out a machine to get for this Halloween.
Great set up. I LOVE FOG!
wish I could use a fog chiller here, usually its so cold at night here the chillers cant chill the fog fast enough to keep it on the ground
I know hot air rises but you would think the fog would stay close to the ground in the cold weather. I know the colder the nights are here the better it works.
Hollywood Haunter fog chillers usual cool the fog down to 50 to 60 degrees . provided the outside temp is warmer than that they work great. here in my area of Washington state we normally have around 40 degrees.. which is still colder than the fog -(
You should try a company like Froggy's fog that makes fog formulas especially designed for chilling, long hang time, etc.
you really have a talent..awesome.......
Try spraying water down on area that you want covered with smoke and see if that keeps smoke down more...
+Shannon Salser It works. It's in my trash can vid where it rained prior to ToT.
So I'm really new to fog machines SO new I'm doing research 🙃. Watching this video I heard you talk about using a to powerful machine. Do you have a video about fog machines for different set ups? If not can you put something together for beginners?
we have a very old video but there are so many new machines now its outdated. We have a friend that makes fog juice and sells machines. they have a youtube channel Fog It Up. check them out for info on the newest machines.
Looks like it worked out great!! Do you guys run your foggers on a timer? I thought about it, but was afraid that if they ran out of fog juice and kicked on it would burn them up. Good luck with the contest, you guys definitely deserve to win!!!!!!!
Thanks we are super excited! We just have them turned on all night and when we notice the sound change the fog machines make and that there is no more fog being created we quickly shut them down and filler up again. We don't run fog every night just the calm ones with little wind and we haven't burned one up yet so far.
you guys are so cool!!!
How are you connecting the pipe to the fog machine? I have everything set up great except that connection keeps leaking. I have tried pvc glue, flex tape, etc but it just keeps coming undone and letting fog out that way.
Well to be honest we just placed it over the nozzle without attaching and yes it did leak sometimes but sometimes you may want to have the fog machine and the hose have a little space in between. It worked better for air pressure depending on temp etc. Keep messing with it weight it down with a brick to hold it in place etc. to see what works best. hope you figure out something and it works like you hoped.
From what I've researched, don't connect the inlet pipe of the chiller to the fog machine. Separate the two ends 2 inches. You'll get more fog coming out the chiller's outlet for some reason. It's science...
The link for fog it up has changed.
thanks for letting us know ya its an old link. They are called Fog It Up now
Love it
Could you put dry ice in there to make it last all night?
To our surprise the ice formed into a big block in the can and lasted a few days. We still kept adding ice to it but it was weird.
Hollywood Haunter thanks that’s good to know!
I would of put 2 fog machines in the trash can Another 1000 watt because when i do my haunt every body wants to see were the fogs coming from and i would want it to come out faster :) !!!
More fog the better! :)
Ye Nice vid tho :)
Thank you again for an awesome video. We are making a chiller and I needed some ideas on how to build a good one. How much ice do you use?
We try to put as much ice in as we can. We also make our own ice filling up Tupperware bowls and freezing them to make big ice blocks. Whats nice is what ever doesn't melt each night can be put back in the freezer for the next day.
Hi wait late here... But given your experience do you think the same 4 inch plastic tubing with frozen 2 liter bottles inside would work? As a way of not using a garbage can. Just slide a bunch of frozen 2 liter soda bottles all inside the tubing... Wonder if that would cool effectively
So if there was 15 feet of the black tubing running along a fence with slotted holes...put a frozen bottle every foot or 2
So you could try it and see. My guess is the bottles of ice may melt pretty fast being smaller and separated. I hear metal dryer hose conducts better than plastic. Here is my thoughts the longer the hose the more time the fog cools and will stay lower when it creeps out. In our experience the fog would stay inside the long hose cooling then the next burst would push it out and replace the fog in the tube over and over again. I'm not sure the ice really did much of the cooling. 🤔
thats going to look so cool at night !! HFL!!
will pvc pipe work also or not
Sure it would, work very nicely
using an insulated plastic like pvc which is specifically designed not to exchange heat or use aluminum which has excellent heat exchanging properties. Since your trying to cool the fog and not keep it warm i'll let you decide.
Looks awesome! I hope to do things like this someday after college, it looks like so much fun! If you don't mind me asking, what lightning simulator do you use?
Thank you, Its a Firefly by Lights Alive here is a video on our Lightning set up if your interested
Easy Set Up For Lightning Effects In A Halloween Display: DIY Romantic Dinner Lighting
ghostsofhalloween dot com are the originators of the trash can chiller. I show their version with dryer duct on my channel. I also put ice in bags. Less messy overall. ^v^ Funny thing is they don't use itanymore. They use corrugated drainage hose. Basically like you show but with small holes in it and larger diameter. they tape the end so the back pressure makes ti come out of the hose. You can put frozen water bottles and small ice packs in it. I like the DIY Vortex cooler based on DeathLord's he sells I also show (I thought of using the cube shape) or the trash can (easiest to make). A CountZero lawn and leaf bag on the outlet slows down the velocity.
Why use the plastic tube, which has horrible heat exchanging properties, to insulate the hot fog away from the ice? Why not use aluminum dryer duct, which has excellent heat exchanging properties, instead? Why use any tube at all and let the fog touch the ice and really cool down? also pull the fog machine 4 inches away from the inlet of the chiller that way the fog touches the air first. You'll see a big difference. That's the way it's designed. Don't feel bad though it's a common mistake. good luck.
We didnt want any fog coming from inside the house half the fog leaked out and floated up if we had it set back even a little. We plumbed the fog over 40' on the bottom and 20' on the top plastic hose was just cheaper. To be honest we didn't need any ice the fog cooled down from traveling through the long tubes. We hardly ever put ice in the can. It would stay inside the tubes and cooled until the next burst pushed the old one all the way through. It worked really well for us but Im sure there are other better ways.
House?? or film set .. Christ that's some effort!
HAHA! Thanks :)
Hollywood Haunter. Dont suppose u can upload a short clip of the overall effect in the dark of the whole house lights n fog on halloween?? 10 seconds clip for after halloween?? Understand if not.
S Avgoulis go to our channel and look up gopro footage haunted house. it should come up
Okay so i have a 1000watt fog machine and made a fog chiller out of a storage bin and the tube. I tried it out today, but the fog wouldn’t make it past the chiller. Should i add a fan? Or is there something I’m doing wrong...
is there anything blocking the inside tube so the fog can't travel through like ice or anything
Hollywood Haunter no there isn’t. i haven’t actually added ice yet because i wanted to make sure it worked first. i can run water through it just fine. should i try a fan?
In our set up in this video since we had 20' to 30' corrugated pipe the fog stayed inside the length of pipe and then each new burst of fog would push the fog out of the smaller pvc pipes
Hollywood Haunter yeah i have about 30feet. i waited after 10 bursts and nothing really came out. a tiny bit came out the first hole, but that’s it
@@danielleesposito5487 try just to see if you can get it to go through. Its going to get fog juice on it overtime if you keep using it but try. Also is the other end open of the pipe open
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