Originally Posted by
White-Light
Yeah, the nice part about nuking a regular glow stick is that they still last for several hours, and can get brighter than the 5 minute version (Depending on the glowsticks, YMMV)
Originally Posted by
mliptack
One big issue to overcome is as soon as it heats up again it will float. So if you use this technique on a black stage for example, the stage lights warm the floor and the smoke rises. This is where dry ice foggers work well. Some dry ice foggers have a basket inside so you can control it by lowering it into the warm water (which is usually warmed by a water heater)
Yeah, we'd get the water heated to just under boiling.
One of the first gigs I worked with a barrel co2 fogger, the wing nut came off of the basket, which was the only thing holding it to it's handle, which was the only thing that allowed you to take it out of the water.
our course of action was to route the hose out the back door of the theatre, where it continued to fog out the parking lot for the next 30 minutes or so.
Ahh, high school.
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