XDDIAS Outdoor Misting Cooling System, 59 FT(18M) PE Misting PE+24 Brass Mist Nozzles+A Brass Adapter(3/4”) DIY Misters Cooling Kit for Outside Patio Garden Umbrellas Greenhouse

Bought this to put on my back patio for my dogs during summer and they absolutely love it. Very simple to put together, comes with everything you need to hang up. Liked being able to place the actual misters where I wanted them. It covers almost all the side and back of my house, much longer than I thought. Have had for three years now and no issues with the plastic rotting yet.

I've bought several different types of misting kits this year (2022) to use in a new greenhouse to try to keep it cool in Texas' summer. This is a great kit, and it's my favorite of the kits and mister nozzle styles.This kit is focused around push-connect fittings. Even the misting nozzles are push-connect meaning that a T that is used to branch the tubing can instead be used as a nozzle mount on a run (as commonly shown in the product images). With the push-connect misting nozzles, it is very easy to remove clogged/underperforming nozzles and replace them.The nozzles appear to be/feel like chrome-plated brass and I've no problems with corrosion of the nozzles. I had bought some of the screw-in misting nozzles in other kits and I got orange water out of them after a while indicating some kind of rusting was going on which wouldn't happen if they were really stainless steel and brass. Not so with these nozzles. These nozzles are easy to disassemble to clean and have shown no signs of rust. I have hard water on a well and calcium carbonate is prone to forming wherever the water is allowed to evaporate, including some on the nozzles. The ability to easily take them apart to clean them, and the ease with which they are removed from the push-connect mounts is priceless.This kit is ridiculously complete. There are plastic/nail tube mounts, itty-bitty zip ties, a couple of different hose adapters, a tubing cutter, and a couple of items I'm not sure what to use for. There are a variety of different push-connect fittings. The fittings are marked 1/4 (inch) which is great because, if I need more tubing, I can buy 1/4" tubing at a local hardware store. Some other kit I got came with fittings that look the same but are marked 6 (mm) and the tubing and fittings are not interchangeable. The tubing cutter is priceless and has a Y on one end to use to push the release collar on the connectors. Mostly it's value is in the ability to quickly and cleanly cut the tubing. I carry a folding box knife with a sharp blade but I prefer using this tool to cut the tubing.These nozzles look, in pictures, just like the ones sold under the brand "sdeNow" on Amazon. In my limited use of these items, the nozzles in this kit do not seem to be as consistent in their mist discharge as the ones branded "sdeNow" but it was not a scientific comparison. I've had several of these nozzles throw an offset pattern (the cone of mist is not true to the axis of the mister body). This isn't a huge problem but one of the ways I use these is to mist cuttings in the greenhouse and I need the mist to fall on the cuttings so I have to twist/rotate the nozzle to get the mist to land where I need it. This is not a big deal when you consider the low cost of the kit.I have a hose filter, bought on Amazon, which costs about $16, which filters the water before entering the misting tubing. This has saved me a lot of headaches as the well water produces some fine sediment which might clog the misters if it was not filtered out.The only complaint that I have about the kit which needs to be mentioned and which may impact your use of the kit is this: the chrome/silver garden hose bib to 1/4" tube adapter (shown in the pictures in the listing) does not thread onto a garden hose bib. I have three of these kits but I have only checked two of them. Neither of the two I checked would fit onto a garden hose male. Fortunately, I bought some brass ones on Amazon to have extras so I had what I needed already. I'm not sure why the hose adapter will not thread onto the garden hose fitting: it may be slightly too small in diameter, it does not seem to be the wrong thread but it could be. Regardless, the two I checked didn't work so I have no reason to believe that all the kits will have a part which will not work. There is a black plastic fitting in the kit which will also adapt a garden hose male to the 1/4" tubing (I've not checked their fit) so the kit should still be useable. I prefer the metal connectors and had extras on hand so I didn't try the plastic ones.The nozzles aren't perfect, as mentioned, but the kits are so cheap and so complete that I bought several and I just accept that some of the nozzles will throw an off-center pattern or may not mist well enough to use. I just pull any that I'm not happy with and set them aside and grab another. Even with an occasional wonky mister and the garden hose adapter not fitting a garden hose fitting, the kit is otherwise so good that I'm still giving the product 5 stars.

The media could not be loaded.  In an effort to make our covered deck more livable in hot dry temperatures I purchased this unit. Does it work? Absolutely. It makes a 100 F (37 c) day with at least a slight breeze pleasant in the shade.I did some tests on "gallons per hour" consumption which may disappoint those of you, who like we, are experiencing a severe drought. But first let me address the unit itself.It comes with way more mister heads (30) than you're likely to use. On our 20x20 deck we decided to cover only half... and that required only 6 heads spaced approximately 36 inches (.9 meters) apart.The nozzles and fittings are well made, easy to assemble and water tight. I believe this system is also better than the several pre-assembled options since you can easily adapt nozzle location to your situation. The kit comes with clamps and cable ties to secure as needed and even a small tubing cutter. There are several additions you may want to consider:1. Get a Y adapter with separate valves so you can hook this to your hose and still be able to use your hose.2. Get one (or more!) 1/4 compression valves (see image 1).3. Invest in some 1/4 irrigation tubing (which is cheaper), and some 1/4 tubing plugs. You might also find an assortment of 1/4 irrigation tubing connectors to be useful.4. Some very slender, 1" stainless steel screws can be used to secure the T units (and thus the heads. The cable clamps supplied are black, so match color, but the brad nails in them are not really long enough to secure the part you most want to secure, and that is the heads. (Image 3 and 4) perhaps https://www.amazon.com/Stainless-Phillips-Screw-Bolt-Dropper/dp/B079Y8GNRV 1.5" #4 screws.5. Some longer, thicker cable ties. (Image 2)Because here is what are not supplied:There are only two plugs, and no valve is supplied. In my case I ran the tubing over 15 feet (4.5 m) from the hose bib to the pavilion over our deck, but then ran it almost another 30 feet (9 m) to get to the first nozzle. Walking off the deck to turn the hose bib on and off is a bit inconvenient. I used a 1/4 compression valve that I had on hand to be able to turn the misters on/off right from the deck... that is convenient. The valve can also be used to dial down the pressure a little to reduce water consumption. I just wish there was a black valve to match the parts.The kit comes with two ends, 30 compression T fittings, 30 nozzles and two 90 degree elbows. You'd think that would be more than enough, except that you may find you have several 90 degree bends to accommodate and the 2 90 degree bends supplied isn't enough.You CAN repurpose some of the Ts into 90 degree bends, or as Ts, but you need to cap off any unused leg. This is where the presence of only two caps becomes a problem. You may also find that you want to disable a mister head... that's where another cap would come in handy. My solution was to use 1/4 drip irrigation hose with end plugs in them as caps.If you end up with a fairly large area to cover, you may also find having separate runs (with individual valves) to be handy.How much water do the heads use? About 1 gallon (3.8 litres) per hour EACH. So 6 heads uses about 6 gallons per hour. I determine the flow rate as follows. I strung together 6 heads, put them in a 5 gallon bucket and measured how long it took to fill the bucket... 45 minutes. That means that they use water at about 1 gallon per hour PER mister (3.8 liters per hour).Another thing to consider is that if there is more than a very slight breeze the cooling mist may blow away from where you want it when installed approximately 7-9' (2.3 to 3 meters) high as recommended.Indeed after I installed the misters on the "hot side" of our deck/pavilion I realize I want to put a second string around the perimeter of our ceiling fan so I can the fan breeze to distribute the mist. That's my next project since I have PLENTY of heads left unused at the moment.One last, but perhaps important point, when first turned on, you may hear a high pitch screech until all of the air gets purged from the line. The good news is that sound goes away pretty quickly.

My only issue is that now I need more of the plugs as I thought 1 misting head every 2’ around the gazebo would be perfect, now I have too many misting heads and everyone gets soaked when trying to relax. It isnt that easy for me to find the plugs on amazon. I need to remove about half the apray heads and plug the so to mist isnt overpowering. Anyone know where I can get plugs to fit?

This product went together easy, easy to install so A+ on that. It does a good job of cooling air down without a doubt. Bad is seems to much water comes out no matter how much water flow is adjusted. First spray nozzle sprays to hard and to much water so everything close gets wet. I attached several to a fan that was a no! no! Some nozzles dripped water. Wet wet is all I can say. I have ran a few on perimeter one side of porch with 2 or 3 nozzles only works somewhat. I am going to try some other adjustments to this system I’m hoping might work will review again after additions!!

Lo he instalado en media hora. Acordaos de purgar el sistema antes de poner los difusores metalicos. No he necesitado bomba auxiliar, con la presión del grifo ha sido suficiente. Solamente me gotea uno de los difusores cuando se para (una o dos gotas). Los he colocado a 50 cm de distancia entre uno y otro para que no se solapen los "chorros". Conectado a programador sin problema. Lo he conectado en circuito cerrado, no en línea. Lo volvería a comprar sin dudarlo. Crea un microclima muy fresquito para poder aprovechar la pérgola aún con 40 grados!!!!

The media could not be loaded.  Absolutely love this product, was amazed at what you got for your money. Looked good quality, was easy to install and works wonderfully well! I did need to buy an adapter as the one provided didn’t fit my hose that was only about £4 extra. Now just needs the heat to be able to use it!

Visto il prezzo molto accessibile mi aspettavo un prodotto decente, ma non eccelso... invece sono proprio soddisfatto. Tutti i connettori ad innesto rapido sono comodissimi (come quelli usati nei depuratori d'acqua) e attaccare/staccare i tubi è davvero immediato. Ci sono tutti gli accessori necessari (persino il rotolino di teflon), rendendo quindi l'installazione molto veloce e facile. Bisogna solo decidere come far girare il tubo. Davvero una grande quantità di raccordi, per ogni esigenza. Passando all'aspetto più importante, ovvero la nebulizzazione, devo dire che è ottima: si forma una nebbiolina finissima che inumidisce (o rinfresca, a seconda dell'utilizzo) senza bagnare

The media could not be loaded.  Le système de brumisateur est très facile à installer. Une notice d'explication est fourni avec et cela m'a pris à peine 30 min pour l'installer. Les clou pour accrocher le tuyau rentrent même dans le béton. Cela permet d'apporter de la fraîcheur sur ma terrasse pour les journées chaude d'été. On peut utiliser qu'une partie du tuyau en fonction de la la longueur de sa terrasse, il me reste encore du tuyau. On peut également orienté la brumisation en fonction de ses préfèrence. Il se connecte facilement à mon arrivé d'eau extérieur.

It started off working amazingly, then one by one the nozzles stopped working or just seemed to get blocked with only clean water being used.