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  • 04-03-2013, 09:07 PM
    dkspftw
    Is the Zoo med repti-fogger completely useless?
    So I've now purchased and set up 2 of these things and neither one turns on at all.

    Which is making me think maybe I'm doing something wrong. Except that they seem so damn simple. But can 2 in a row really be that defective? Or is some bored petco clerk using them to play soccer in off hours?

    Thoughts?

    The things literally do not turn on at all when I attempt to use them. So far as I can tell it's full of water, and so the auto-shutdown shouldn't be going on.

    Thanks!
  • 04-03-2013, 09:12 PM
    KMG
    You have to let it warm up. It usually takes 10-15 minutes for it to start fogging.

    The light comes on when it starts actually fogging not when you turn the switch on.


    Related to next post: squeeze it gently. If you squeeze it to hard it will overflow and get water everywhere.
  • 04-03-2013, 09:18 PM
    BPGuy
    Is the Zoo med repti-fogger completely useless?
    Also, make sure water has come out of the bottle and gone into the fogger base. I squeeze the bottle a little bit.


    ~Jay

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  • 04-03-2013, 09:18 PM
    dillan2020
    let it fill from the bottle till it stops bubbling before you turn it on.
  • 04-04-2013, 06:04 AM
    Chkadii
    Is the Zoo med repti-fogger completely useless?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by dkspftw View Post
    So I've now purchased and set up 2 of these things and neither one turns on at all.

    Which is making me think maybe I'm doing something wrong. Except that they seem so damn simple. But can 2 in a row really be that defective? Or is some bored petco clerk using them to play soccer in off hours?

    Thoughts?

    The things literally do not turn on at all when I attempt to use them. So far as I can tell it's full of water, and so the auto-shutdown shouldn't be going on.

    Thanks!

    I had trouble with mine at first too, though I can't remember what I did (if anything) to make it start working. It ended up dying after only a few weeks. To their credit I wasn't using distilled water so it's probably my fault.
  • 04-04-2013, 08:49 AM
    Rage Beard Reptiles
    Is the Zoo med repti-fogger completely useless?
    There is a floating switch in the base where the water goes so the base has to be full to connect the circuit. Do this and it should work. Had the same problem.
  • 04-04-2013, 11:12 AM
    Brad91
    Re: Is the Zoo med repti-fogger completely useless?
    I had one for a day or two before returning it. In my opinion they don't put off enough so I ended up spending $200 on a high pressure misting system. Well worth the money. I'd invest in one of those over a fogger any day.
  • 04-04-2013, 11:21 AM
    Greekinese
    Re: Is the Zoo med repti-fogger completely useless?
    The Walgreens option worked out pretty well too, big reservoir and works great.

    Pretty easy project, there are videos out there on how to do it, but I did mine a little different.
    If there's interest I'll go through the steps.
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