Froggy's Fog Fully Clean Fog and Haze Machine Cleaner Fluid - 1 Gallon, Froggy's Fully Clean Optimizes Performance & Extends the Life of Your Fog Machine

I have a fog machine in my mancave that I and my kids love. I recently learned that if you leave the fog fluid in the machine for a long time, it will turn your plastic tubing brown and get all gunky like old car radiator fluid. I dumped the fluid and cleaned out the reservoir the best I could. I got this cleaner and added it to the reservoir and let it run through the lines for about 30 minutes and then let it sit for a couple of days before dumping it out. Be careful leaving it too long or it will start to corrode internal parts. It really cleaned everything up nice. One thing however, once you put fresh fog fluid back in your machine, you will want to run it for about 20 minutes before the machine starts producing that thick fog again. I thought i had ruined my machine as it was making hissing noises and not putting out alot of fog but after a little bit, it was working like a charm again.

I did not believe in this stuff and I have 2 identical machines that i use once a year for halloween. I usually can get a machine to last 2-3 years before they die. A friend swears by this stuff convinced me to try it. I have been using it in my machines for the last few years. I am going onto the 5th year with both of them now! The only thing different I have done is to simply run a tank of this stuff through each of them as soon as I am done and before I put them away for the year.

There are lots of good reviews for this. This stuff almost bricked my fog machine. I use swamp juice from this same company, but this cleaner (albeit after two Halloween parties) "gunked" up the machine. The machine was working before I used this product. After it stopped working. Took the panels off (have a Magma Prime from Elation) and while the pump was trying to work, the a pea sized "plorp" of slime was blocking. After I fished it out it started working again. My wild guess is that the heat from the unit led to this reaction. DISCLAIMER: I am not a fog machine tech... but I do know a thing or two about pumps and machines. I will be avoiding cleaners like this in the future and instead just fire the machine up a few times per year. That's the general maintenance for a different, roughly 20 year old (much cheaper) fog machine I got from a Halloween store that still runs great today. As always, your milage may vary.

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