This fog machine is based around dry ice, so you’ll need to source that from an external supplier. The machine consists of a closed container filled with hot water, inside which is a movable ...

He wanted that ankle-deep graveyard effect and had seen several examples online that use a fog-machine with a bucked of dry ice.

Dry ice has a number of uses, but it isn't quite so versatile as regular ice which means supply isn't as readily available.

While many low-lying fog machines require dry ice for this operation—resulting in a long, low-to-the-ground stream of fog—this model uses ice cubes instead, making it more accessible.

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[Image courtesy of Herkie's Flickr photostream] So what can you do with dry ice? Sure, you can make artificial fog and other smoky special effects. But the possibilities certainly don’t end there.

The kind of fog machine you have does exactly what you describe. The kind of fog that flows out along the floor is usually made with dry ice boilers. To answer the question, it sounds like it's ...

Dry ice is a Halloween party staple and a popular special effect for theaters trying to set a spooky mood. But what is the thick white fog that dry ice produces? And why doesn't dry ice melt into ...

So what can you do with dry ice? Sure, you can make artificial fog and other smoky special effects. But the possibilities certainly don't end there. Here are just a few other things to do with ...