Rosco Fog Fluid was formulated almost 30 years ago as an alternative to oil-based fluids and has been a staple of stage and screen ever since. It is being used increasingly for live entertainment events both large and small.

There's Rosco Fog Fluid for every effect from the slightest wisp, to theatrical haze or heavy fog.

Rosco Clear Fog Fluid can be used in a wide selection of Rosco fog machines and is known for its extensive range of effects as well as its maximum "hang time." It has the same formula and characteristics as standard Fog Fluid minus the green color and scent of the original.

For Events, Theater, Film, TV    Non-toxic    For Rosco Fog Machines

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the dilution ratio for film?

A: 1:4 fixer:water (one of the best on the market)

Q: 2. What is the smoke/fog made of, a water type vapor? Will it cause smoke detectors to go off?

A: All fog machines will set off smoke detectors if enough fog is produced and they are particle sensor alarms. Heat sensor alarms will not be set off.

Q: 3. Can you use this with their Haze machines?

A: Yes, the heating cores on Haze and Fog Machines are essentially the same, so any Fog/Haze Machine cleaner, such as the CHAUVET DJ FCQ Fog Machine Cleaner Fluid (1 Qt), will suffice. You can also clean with straight distilled water. The following link lists all our available cleaning fluids: https://bhpho.to/4c0nbCd.

Q: 4. Can this be used with Antari haze machines?

A: I would check with Antari. Depending on the model, it might work as long as the machine uses a water-based fluid. Some Antari machines state that you should their brand "Antari HZL haze fluid" or you may run the risk of voiding your warranty.

Q: 5. Is there any chemical in this that may cause an allergic reaction in some people?

A: The answer to your question is yes. People have alergic reactions to all sorts of things. Mold, pollen, dust, plastic, latex, I am sure that some people may be allergic to this type of glycol based smoke. It is however not very common. If you want more info on the safety of this chemical, you should search the internet for its MSDS (material safety data sheet). It's readily available from the Antari website and many others.

Q: 6. what is the pharmaceutical Ingredients ?

A: The chemicals used to make the fluid are fda approved

Q: 7. Smells like alcohol. Is there anything else?

A: Another lens cleaning fluid to consider without a strong odor is the Purosol Optical Cleaner - 1 oz, BH # PUOC1 which is an enzyme-based cleaner. https://bhpho.to/37kXj6v

Q: 8. What wetting agent should I use with this fixer?

A: I use LFN. Never had any issues.

Q: 9. Does this leave residue? I’ve seen big-digger mineral oil approaches, but fear they would trash locations with grime. Is this different?

A: It is our understanding that this liquid would dissipate quickly and leave no residue.

Q: 10. Any idea of how many 35mm 36x rolls this would last? Thanks.

A: As per Ilford, 24 rolls of 35mm film in 36 exposures can be processed at a 1+4 dilution