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The next in our Halloween Series line up is this DIY Fog Chiller! If you've ever seen that low-lying creepy cemetery fog that rolls across the ground and swirls around as you walk through it...this is how you make it!

It works by pumping the fog out of your basic fog machine and cooling it inside a container filled with ice. When the fog comes back out it's dense and cold and hovers above the ground instead of rising up and dissipating. 

Incredibly easy to make and you probably already have the materials around the house to do it. Check it out and let us know what you think.

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How to make a DIY Fog Chiller | WICKED MAKERS

Jaimie & Jay make the ultimate DIY fog chiller for Halloween! Simple to make, cheap and has a HUGE impact on your Halloween setup! 💀👻🎃 SUBSCRIBE ► http://bit.ly/2EypcHI Thanks for helping us get to 2,000 subscribers! FOLLOW US! 👇 http://twitter.com/wickedmakers http://patreon.com/wickedmakers http://instagram.com/jaygrenier https://www.instructables.com/member/WickedMakers/ Learn how to make a DIY fog chiller! This was a really fun and easy DIY halloween project that is perfect for upping your Halloween game this year! We made a simple fog chiller that takes in fog from a regular fog machine, uses ice to make it nice and cold, and then creates a rolling fog effect as it comes out of the chiller. This project uses normal materials that you probably already have around the house and only takes about an hour to make. No complicated tools are necessary and it's a great project to do with the kids! We go all out for Halloween every year and do a huge haunt at our house. This diy fog chiller is a critical component of making our setup amazing. Did you enjoy the video? We'd love to hear your feedback in the comments!! MATERIALS: - Storage Bin, Bucket, Container, etc. (Something plastic with a lid.) - Chicken Wire or Screen - Paint - Silicone or Glue - Screws and Washers (Any Size) - PVC Pipe (We used 2" Diameter but it can be any size) - Drain Plug (Optional) TOOLS USED: - Drill - Screwdriver - Scissors - Saw (Hacksaw, Jig Saw, Bandsaw, something to cut the PVC) - Tape Measure - Black Marker - Hot Glue Gun #Halloween #FogChiller #DIY

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Thomas Upshaw

I am going to make a chiller this year with an old tote. What I am curious about in regards to the chicken wire, is there a reason to have the ice suspended above the bottom of the tote? I was considering just putting the chicken wire in front of the output pvc to keep the ice in. That would give a lot more volume of ice for the fog to pass through making it colder for longer.