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Hello! I have been reading past posts on creating snow onstage, and I have a follow-up question.

Does anyone have experience using a small retail snow machine?  I have been looking at a lot of options in the $100 range to create a brief (5 minute max) snow effect on my small stage. I am avoiding physical snow that needs to be cleaned up, so I was planning to use ultra-dry indoor snow fluid, which it seems won't set off smoke alarms. I am not endorsing this one, but it is a sample of the size/type I am researching: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B010B2ETJO/

If anyone has experience with a similar machine, I would love to know your thoughts!

Thank you,
Laura

Hello! I have been reading past posts on creating snow onstage, and I have a follow-up question.

Does anyone have experience using a small retail snow machine?  I have been looking at a lot of options in the $100 range to create a brief (5 minute max) snow effect on my small stage. I am avoiding physical snow that needs to be cleaned up, so I was planning to use ultra-dry indoor snow fluid, which it seems won't set off smoke alarms. I am not endorsing this one, but it is a sample of the size/type I am researching: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B010B2ETJO/

If anyone has experience with a similar machine, I would love to know your thoughts!

Thank you,
Laura

Hello! I have been reading past posts on creating snow onstage, and I have a follow-up question.

Does anyone have experience using a small retail snow machine?  I have been looking at a lot of options in the $100 range to create a brief (5 minute max) snow effect on my small stage. I am avoiding physical snow that needs to be cleaned up, so I was planning to use ultra-dry indoor snow fluid, which it seems won't set off smoke alarms. I am not endorsing this one, but it is a sample of the size/type I am researching: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B010B2ETJO/

If anyone has experience with a similar machine, I would love to know your thoughts!

Thank you,
Laura

Hi there.  You should be aware that snow machines (with the exception of VERY expensive ones used primarily in motion picture production) are quite noisy.  You might be better with a simple snow box shaken overhead.  Much less noise!

kdl

Hello! I have been reading past posts on creating snow onstage, and I have a follow-up question.

Does anyone have experience using a small retail snow machine?  I have been looking at a lot of options in the $100 range to create a brief (5 minute max) snow effect on my small stage. I am avoiding physical snow that needs to be cleaned up, so I was planning to use ultra-dry indoor snow fluid, which it seems won't set off smoke alarms. I am not endorsing this one, but it is a sample of the size/type I am researching: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B010B2ETJO/

If anyone has experience with a similar machine, I would love to know your thoughts!

Thank you,
Laura

Hello! I have been reading past posts on creating snow onstage, and I have a follow-up question.

Does anyone have experience using a small retail snow machine?  I have been looking at a lot of options in the $100 range to create a brief (5 minute max) snow effect on my small stage. I am avoiding physical snow that needs to be cleaned up, so I was planning to use ultra-dry indoor snow fluid, which it seems won't set off smoke alarms. I am not endorsing this one, but it is a sample of the size/type I am researching: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B010B2ETJO/

If anyone has experience with a similar machine, I would love to know your thoughts!

Thank you,
Laura