Misting Cooling System Water Irrigation Fan Misting Mister Kit 33FT (10M) Misting Line + 12 Brass Mist Nozzles + 3/4” and 1/2” PVC Adapter for Outdoor Patio Garden Greenhouse

The media could not be loaded.  I took a chance at getting this mist system, whereas it was not clear how much water it put out and if whether it put out a heavy mist or water droplets..etc. Based on the reviews I read, it was more of a mist. Ok, sounded like what I needed. We have orchids that only require very small amounts of water (mist only) to keep their roots moist.The package contains 10M of tubing, tape, 11 metal nozzles, connectors, clips and nails. Reasonable price for this set. Very easy to install. Just cut the tube in selected areas, push/press the connectors/nozzles into place and your done. So simple. Don't even need instructions. I connected the misting system (connector) to one of the heads on my sprinkler system. I use the Rachio controller to automate the schedule.Turned on the water, and saw each nozzle act differently. Some nozzles put out a light mist or thin stream of water or stream of water at a angle, and many did not even work - nothing coming out. Wasn't sure if they were plugged with dirt..etc. Over the next many days, I would take off the nozzles and shake/clean them, but to no avail. Same problem.I then contacted the seller, and they were very quick to respond and sent me new nozzles. I installed the new nozzles, and they worked perfect for the first week. But after a week, random nozzles did not put out any mist (as if it is plugged up or broken). I really don't know which is the cause.When they work, they put out the perfect amount of mist. In the attached video, you can see the mist come out of the nozzles. (may be a little difficult to see in the video due to lighting, but you can see the black tubing and nozzles along the edges)Overall, this mist system does what I need it to and puts out the right amount of mist, but the nozzles randomly not working is very frustrating.Update: 5/22/20: Seller reached out to me very quickly to provide assistance. Suggested that I clean the nozzles with vinegar. So, i placed the nozzles in a cup with vinegar and let them sit in the cup for 20min. Then installed them back into the connectors. They all started working again. They recommended that I clean them every 2-3 weeks of use. Ok, maybe this is a common issue with all mist systems. Possible that small dirt from the lines clogs them up, or even calcium deposits from hard water.Update: 6/12/20I've continued to struggle with stuck/clogged nozzles. Not sure if the nozzles are bad design or dirt/calcium deposits. Everyday, I have had to unscrew them and let them sit in vinegar to clean them out, then they are good again. But then the same daily cycle of clogging occurs. So, based on internet reading, I installed a calcium filter inline with the mister. I do have hard water outside the house, so the filter can only help. I got the Orbit 10109W Mist Calcium Inhibitor Filter from Amazon. After installing and using the mist system, I have gone four days without any clogging. The filter is very easy to install (see attached JPG). Takes two minutes. No tools needed. Just screw it onto your existing mist system connector/valve.So, it looks like hard water deposits was the problem. The filter is the best solution to resolve clogged nozzles.7/25/20: All has been good so far since installing the filter. I have only had to clean two nozzles since the filter was installed. Good enough for me. BTW: I recently bought another mist set from this seller, but this time I got the 49-foot version for another area of our yard. Decent price.

This mister was fairly easy to put together. It works as expected but I didn't put a lot of water pressure on the hose. If I did I think pieces will start coming apart. So it works as expected but with low water pressure.

Wow. Super easy to install. I bought one in 2021 but never used it. With summer heat over the 100's here in MS, I purchased another one. I put one on the fence for my piggies. Between the kiddie pools and this mister, they will stay cool. I put the other one along side the fence to my vegetable garden. Huge difference! They look great and get just enough mist that they aren't being over watered. I highly recommend this mister. I may even get another one to put up around my hammock. Who knows.

I wanted to make a misting fan for our gazebo. For the price others were selling a 4 jet misting setup, I purchased this instead. I put together a 5 jet ring for the fan, and I've still got plenty left over for other uses. Extremely easy to set up, I didn't have any leaks even without using the teflon tape which was included. Only reason I didn't give this 5 stars (would have given 4.5 if you could) was that the instructions don't tell you how to remove the hoses from the fittings if you need to. Simply press the ring the hose goes into back into the fitting, and pull the hose out. I found this out when I ordered valves and more T-fittings from someone else. With the addition of a few valves, I can have several different misting zones which can operate independently. This set was a fantastic value!

Needs a way to restrict the flow we used a 3/8 garden hose. Hooked up to a 3/4 hose it blows apart.

I bought these to use in my greenhouse. I live in the desert and the summer heat can be brutal. By turning the misters on for a few hours in the afternoon, I could give my plants respite from the scorching sun. Mostly they worked well for this. It would have been better if there was a way to control the volume of water emitted by the individual sprinklers. Also, the sprinklers tended to clog, which would make the water drip rather then spray. As a result, I spent more time than I would have liked monitoring and adjusting the system. Also, better installation instructions (and an explanation of the parts of the system) would have been useful.

This mist system comes with everything you need for installation. Zip ties, button clips, nail staples for wood studs. Adapters, water facet and garden hose. You probably just need scissors, a ladder and maybe a hammer...I only used 15 feet of it. I could probably make another system with the left overs...It’s super easy to install. Screw on the brass fittings and push in the hose , measure and cut and continue...I installed mine under my patio awning. I purchased and added a inline water filter into the garden hose...The water pressure from the garden hose is more then enough to get the system going...The mist hose is flexible and color black. It’s 1/4” hose so it’s easy to handle.I really don’t have any cons for this system. They pretty much thought of everything for installment...My toddler sons loves it and it does bring down the temperature. I would recommend this.