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WITCHES
CAULDRON HALLOWEEN
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This is a great effect for creating a
Witches cauldron. Bright green light streams up through the smoke that flows out of the
Witches cauldron. With just a large plastic cauldron, submersible flood light with colored
light bulb, a water container and some dry-ice you too can chant:
"Bubble, bubble, toil
and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble"
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EggLites are great for
Haunts!
These small, submersible
spotlights are great and literally the size of a chicken egg!
Great for any
application where moisture resistance or full immersion in water is needed. Halogen MR11's
last for about 2000 hours -- three times longer than conventional incandescent light
bulbs. Get nearly 20 watts illumination from this 10 watt light. The work wet or dry
and come with easily changeable lenses.
The Egglite kit comes completely pre-tested
with the Submersible spotlight, Rubber housing & lens, 10 watt MR11 light, Mounting
stand, Magnetic base, Lens set (red, gold, green & blue), Plug-in wall adapter, 10
feet of 12 volt cord and complete instructions. UL Listed |
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| With an x-acto knife or razor blade,
carefully cut a small (3/8"x1/2") square hole in the back of the cauldron near
it's center for the Egglite power cord. After assembling the Egglite base unit, set it in
the cauldron and push the end of it's plug through the hole you cut. Now pull the cord
through and out of the cauldron leaving only a little extra cord to act as slack. If you
don't want to cut a hole through the cauldron, you can drape the cord over the edge. |
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| Lift the Egglite up and place the container
you will be using for the hot water in the cauldron, positioned in it's center. We use a
ceramic liner from a Crock Pot for the water container. This makes changing the water easy
and you don't have to worry about your cauldron springing a leak. Position the Egglite in
the center of the bottom of the water container with the light pointed straight up. |
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| To use: Before plugging in the Egglite, fill
the water container with very hot water to within two or three inches from the top. Plug
in the light and add golf-ball sized chunks of dry ice. You will periodically need to
replenish both the hot water and the dry-ice. Always un-plug the light first. The simply
lift out the container, dump the water, add hot water and replace the container back in
the cauldron. Add your dry-ice and you're going again. Unfortunately, we were not able to
get a good picture of the cauldron with fog and the green light, but you can believe us
when we say that it looks great and is a really spooky effect. |
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Submersible lights are available at most hardware stores
16" Plastic Cauldrons are available at most local department stores
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CAUTION: Even though these
light units are built and UL rated for being submersed in water, there is still a danger
of electrocution. Never touch the water or let anyone else touch the water when the light
is plugged in! Use caution when handling dry-ice, it can cause severe burns. |
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