Fake Frosted Windows for Christmas with Salt! | DIY Holiday
by VanOaksProps
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What this video covers
VanOaksProps demonstrates a quick, budget-friendly technique for creating realistic-looking frosted or icy windows using just epsom salt and hot water. The method is spray-applied directly to glass and suits both spooky Christmas and Halloween set dressing. At only four minutes long, the tutorial is highly accessible for decorators at any skill level. It works equally well for haunted holiday displays or winter-themed haunted house scenes.
Key takeaways
- ◆Epsom salt dissolved in hot water creates a convincing frosted-glass effect
- ◆Applied via spray bottle for fast, even coverage
- ◆Suitable for both Halloween and Christmas/holiday themed displays
- ◆Extremely low cost with only two common ingredients required
- ◆Quick four-minute tutorial ideal for last-minute decorating
Who this is for
Home haunters, holiday decorators, and set designers looking for a fast, inexpensive way to add a frosty or icy window effect to their displays.
Tools mentioned
- • spray bottle
Materials mentioned
- • epsom salt
- • hot water
⚠ Safety notes
Use caution with hot water during mixing; ensure good ventilation when working near glass surfaces.
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