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There are many things that you can use black lights to enhance your Halloween decorations and special effects. Painting your props with this invisible fluorescent paint will make them glow eerily under black lights enhancing there overall effect. See how we've used it in our Giant Spider Web articles. You can also use it on Halloween signs, Costumes, Masks, skeletons, bats and other decorations. Paint plaster or plastic skulls with fluorescent paint and display in your graveyard, on fence posts, etc.

Black Light Drapes or Doorway Curtains
Here's a spooky effect that works great for a Halloween Haunted House. This effect replaces your regular window curtains with product called Creepy Cloth, that has been treated to glow under blacklight.
For trick or treaters, place these on the outside of your windows. For a Halloween party or when you are inviting visitors into your home, hang them on the inside of your windows. Position black lights in such a way that the ultraviolet light is directed onto the treated curtains, but so that the black light units cannot be seen by your guests. As an added effect, a small oscillating fan can be placed behind the curtain to cause the them to gently move as if by some unknown and minicing force. Click here to read the full how-to article at Halloween Online.

Glowing Messages
Write scary warning messages on your front walk or walls of your house using colored chalk or washable fluorescent paint. Be aware that even if a product says that is water soluable or easy to clean off, always do a small test on the area you want to use it on and then make sure that you can actually wash it off completely.

Glow in the Dark Silly String
Did you know that they make fluorescent Silly String? This acts as a great Halloween party favor for your guests to have a Silly String war under black light.

Glow in the Dark Clothes
You can also buy or even make your own t-shirts and other clothing that will glow in the dark. Fabric paints that are
fluorescent are available in many colors and work well for hand painting your own Halloween designs on to clothing.

Window Painting
Here's a really cool effect we came up with a few years ago. Using water-base fluorescent paint, paint pictures on the outside of your windows, such as Jack O' Lanterns, spiders, bats, etc. Now place a black light unit inside the house directed at the painting to cause it to glow.

Glow in the Dark Halloween Decorations
Use florescent fabric paint or spray paint to add flare to your props or goblins in the graveyard.

Phantom Foot Steps
Make a foot shaped sponge and then use it like a big stamp to make glow-in-the-dark foot steps on your walkway, driveway, ceiling, etc.

Spectral Leaves
A really cool, easy and cheap effect for your graveyard or somewhere in your haunt if you are using a black light is to get the biggest leaves you have laying around in your yard and spray paint them with fluorescent paint, let dry and then scatter around your ghouls or Halloween tombstones and when you turn on your black light and your leaves will glow brightly!

Glow in the Dark Food
We've been asked by many people if there is a safe and non-toxic additive that can be mixed with food that will give it
fluorescent properties when under black light. Unfortunitely, we have not been able to find one and caution you against adding anything to food or beverages that you beleive will make it glow in the dark unless you know without a shadow of a doubt that it is safe for human consumption. Tonic Water contains quinine and will glow under a black light.

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