Can you use low-lying fog in a regular fog machine?

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We are (trying) to use low-lying fog in my current show. The dry-ice machines that we tried both didn't work (we figured that the pump that pumps fluid through the machine was broken 'on both of them) so we hooked up a regular fog machine to a modified cooler that we fill with dry ice. Low lying fog pours out of the cooler and fills part of the stage beautifully, but only for about five seconds. The second it meets air conditioning or dancers, it is picked up, mixed with the surrounding, much warmer air, and becomes regular fog , filling the theatre and obscuring just about everything. Does anybody know of any ways to get low-lying fog to hang out low to the ground and under control? How is this achieved in larger theatres?

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