Ultrasonic Mist Maker,Halloween Mist Maker for Water Fountain Pond Halloween Party and Rockery Fish Tank Vase Birdbath Deco

I was looking for something to add a bit of atmosphere to my shallow paludarium aquascape, and this little ultrasonic mist maker is perfect for the job. It produces a lovely thick fog that hovers just over the surface of the water, which ultimately ties together my scape.Setup was really simple, it's literally just plug in play. I placed it in the water, plugged it in, and it started making mist immediately. There was no lights or anything, which was a concern of mine since some of these foggers DO have lights sometimes. The size of the fogger is pretty small, and it doesn't make a mess or splash water around, which was a concern of mine. The amount of fog is perfect.For the price, I'd say this is an excellent and affordable way to create fog for an aquarium/paludarium/whatever. It works exactly as advertised, and elevates the visual appeal. I'm very happy with it!

It worked as soon as it was covered with water. Great misting action for our halloween project.

Been using it as a fun humidifier, and has worked well. Every now and then when I plug it in, it does nothing. Unplugging it and plugging it back in a couple times seems to work. No issues otherwise.

I bought this to use for decoration on a buffet table after seeing one at a friend's house. Followed all included instructions to set up and make the fog effect however it barely misted and water just went all over the table. I moved it outside where the spilled water was not an issue however then I had to fill the reservoir every 5 minutes.

I bought 3 of these. None of them came with the "T" wrench that's supposed to be included to adjust the volume. Oddly, the box picture is totally different than the actual product. Yes, it produces "steam" fog....but the water-droplet volume comes out higher and be ready to have a mop/bucket because within 2 min...there's a droplet and condensation lake on the floor. Sad

Works great!! Really produced a lot of "fog".

So I have well water which has lots of impurities so I don't use it in my humidifiers. But theses device has a sensor that is very sensitive. So you may need to add very small amount of baking soda to the water. When I first submerged the first one I bought it would work. The second one worked on and off. I add the baking soda and retired the first and it works perfect now.

Worked well for a while but then rusted and stopped working.