Ultrasonic Mist Maker Fogger 12 Head(9000ml/H), 110V 400W Power Water Proof Ultrasonic Mister, Ultrasonic Fogger Humidifier with Float, for Halloween Atmosphere, Vegetable Preservation, Landscape

I purchased both the fog machine and the ultrasonic mister to build my own fogger setup for our Halloween house — and I’m so impressed! I’m including a photo and video of everything dry-fit together before final assembly and even at that stage it worked beautifully. The combination creates an awesome, dense, low fog effect that held up surprisingly well even in 80-degree weather and with some wind. Everything performed flawlessly and exceeded my expectations. Highly recommend for anyone creating spooky outdoor effects! Update: just finishing up Halloween 2025 and has three neighbours come by and asked me about my set up. Happy to share it with them - posting as video from the evening. It was probably 65-70’F

Used this as a fog chiller for my Halloween setup. Got the idea off Insta and it was perfect. the power brick does get hot when running for several hours, but it is really good at what I intended it for, which was low lying and lasting fog. Value is in the eye of the beholder some would say it's excessive for the application, it was easy to put together and functioned as it should.

Bought for a low lying fog project for Halloween. The mist maker worked great. What the mist maker does is add to the fog by placing in an ice chest vented through irrigation tubes and fog machine. Colder the fog the more it stays on the ground.

This thing is so cool! Makes a lot of mist (I got it for a Halloween party, and kept it as a garden humidifier). Easy to use (keep an eye on it if you're using it in a smaller container, the water empties faster than you'd think), the one drawback if you're using it indoors is it splashes QUITE a bit. You'll need either a very wide container to contain the splashing, or put it in a place where the splashing won't matter. The best setup I've seen is placing it in a closed container with a fan input and vent hose output—that lets you contain the splashing and direct the mist where you want it to go (but again, beware if you're using it indoors; if you have the mist flowing over a carpeted room for a long time, the carpet WILL get damp. Stick to dry ice if you want to do a mist effect on carpet for an extended event).

5/5!!! I recently tried out this amazing product, and I have to say, I’m absolutely thrilled with it! Right out of the box, it functioned perfectly and exceeded all my expectations. The quality is simply top-notch! One of my favorite features is the inclusion of replacement heads, which is a huge win. Plus, the cord is impressively long, giving me plenty of room to maneuver without being restricted. I did consider a few other options that were priced higher, but I’m so glad I chose this one. It offers incredible value for the money and perfectly aligns with what I was looking for. The setup was a breeze – I didn't even need to use the floats, and to my surprise, it worked even better without them! Overall, this has been a fantastic experience, and I couldn’t be happier with my choice!

Works beautifully, use it to humidify my guitar room in conjunction with a fan and hygrometer outlet. Atomizes the water perfectly and keeps the guitar room at a perfect 49%

I purchased the Ultrasonic Mist Maker Fogger (12 Head, 9000ml/H) to use for Halloween so I could keep fog low to the ground with my fog machines, and it absolutely delivered. It worked great and produced a thick, consistent fog exactly as I was hoping. The price is well worth it for the performance, and it has been working like a champ. I will definitely be purchasing a couple more to create even more fog. Highly recommended.

I have used a similar product for the past year to humidify my indoor greenhouse. Unfortunately, that unit - also purchased on Amazon - finally gave out, so I ordered this slightly cheaper unit to replace it. I wish I could upload multiple videos to show the stark contrast in effectiveness between this unit and the original unit, which are nearly identical. The video I uploaded shows this unit doing its best to produce any mist whatsoever. The performance you see is when the ballasts are empty and the unit is at its most buoyant; if I added any water to the ballasts so that the unit was more submerged, there was even less mist. My first photo shows the barely perceptible mist output of this unit through my DIY dehumidifier, which is essentially a water tank with a blower that forces the mist through a PVC pipe. Photo 2 shows the vastly superior mist output of the original unit installed in the exact same way in the same DIY humidifier. The contrast couldn’t be more stark, and I am extremely disappointed with the results. It seems to me that, regardless of the application, this product would be useless for its intended purpose. Save your money and go with another product.