REDTRON 10PCS Misting Nozzles, Mist Nozzle Tees for 1/4” Tubing, 0.4mm Orifice Nozzle for Patio Garden Greenhouse Trampoline and Outdoor Cooling System

It's a no-brainer My favorite part of this is that it costs only 20 bucks for 50 feet. It is also nice that I am able to install the T units first, and then break the tubing in places I need the mist the most. This morning, my neighbors were blown away by my work. Their inquiries related to where to get the units were all directed to me. In addition to that, I love the fact that the T units rotate so that the mist is either angled toward my home or away from it depending on the direction the tubing is Here is a short video of a woman doing some handy work. Please enjoy.

Dior Anthony

| Apr 29, 2021

There are a few misting nozzles that drip rather than mist. I found installing the tubing and "T's" to be pretty straightforward. must supply a way to attach it to anything unless you are able to use a tiny tie wrap. You can have fun trying to make something out of the crazy fuster once you get it all plumbed in This attachment is included with the cluck supply line. In all, there are seven different threaded inserts, outserts, quick connects, and even a few things we don't yet even know exist. This monster can only connect to an outside hose bib according to the instructions, which is a puzzler in itself, as the only thing you can't do with it. Is there an option to hook to a threadless faucet in multiple small sizes (the connecter shown in the instructions has been upgraded so it's not the one included with the kit)? Your needs are taken care of! Are you interested in hooking up the indoor faucet of your kitchen? Of course, let's do it. Your mind has gone numb! Could you tell me why you'd want a patio mister to suit Thanks to my Scott's drip irrigation kit which strangely connects to a standard North American outdoor faucet, I was able to do the job for some reason. In any case, I turned it on and all the nozzles misted for almost 3 minutes before some started dribbling or completely stopped. Initially I switched out a few nozzles with spares, but then others started doing the same thing. (My water is filtered before the supply connection) It would be better to spend a little more money on an outdoor faucet unless you already have an outdoor kitchen sink you never use, in which case you'll be up and misting, err, dribbling in no time. Otherwise, prepare to be disappointed.

Baker Evans

| Jun 01, 2021

My two problems were related to the Internet. After reporting that one of the parts was missing, a replacement was sent to me the same My sincere thanks go out to you. A second issue I had was the fitting for the outside faucet was not compatible. Go to Home Depot and purchase an adapter measuring 3/4 in FH x 3/4 in MIP (tapped 1/2 in FIP) if you have this problem. Don't be afraid to give it a try - there is no risk involved. There is no need to worry about the price.

Willa Terry

| Feb 01, 2021

A 18 meter version is available on Amazon for a few dollars more and comes with twice the number of misters and a finer mist rather than a large droplet. When I put them along the back of the house, I was not as interested in this brand. This last mister has broken four times in four different locations even though the water faucet was on low despite its sagging like the teat of an old pig. When turned off, this thing looks like a sagging pig's teats. It's better to watch it like a hawk or you might end up with a flood outside (or in)! It was and is great that you can decide the length and how many nozzles you need, but not if you need to contend with these other issues. Do yourself a favor and spend more - it will be worth it. Your money will be better spent if you get better mist, harder plastic, and less hassle! Please note EDIT From today on there will be three MORE burst lines! I was hit by one right outside the front door and was filled up with a lot of water, but another one (in the back) filled up a 55 gallon It just can't be trusted that both of these had the hoses on low! A mist tunnel is made by the BruRkim technology, which has never leaked out any water no matter how high the water is turned up. My eyes are watering as I think about replacing these with that other brand of shoes!.

Wrenley Ferguson

| Aug 04, 2020

It was pretty easy to assemble this. Putting the nozzles in the cut ends makes it easier to do so if you put them in hot water. In my case, I only needed 20 feet so I put a nozzle every 12". However, I now find that it gives off too much water and leaves everything soaked. If you just need a mist, space them every 24". Using cable wire nails, I attached it to the wall. As far as I know, there was no issue with the hose connector, but you should make sure you use.

Victoria Stein

| Dec 27, 2020

Summers in Texas are hot, so I bought these to cool down. I used flex seal to fix the leaky 3/4 in to 1/4 adoptor, which was fairly easy to set up and assemble. Christmas light hooks were used to hang the lights on my gutters, so it took me The tees have been added to the tubing once I had it set In the middle, there are misting nozzles and inserts. All that really needs to be addressed is the nozzles have too wide an opening and so the water that comes out does not evaporate before it hits the ground so everything gets wet. The thing shoots out 15 feet of water and is very powerful. This is great if you want to water your plants in a greenhouse, but not optimal Because I cannot read the instructions underneath, I will return them and try another brand with nozzles I'm confident will be more reliable.

Ayaan McIntyre

| Nov 13, 2020

Neither assembly nor assembly instructions are provided. As a result, you will need to cut the tub, soak the ends in warm water, and try to jam it into each of the Having this problem is the worst pain I've ever experienced. You can turn the lights on and hang the lights after you've done those things. Whenever they are assembled, they are extremely powerful.

Killian Potts

| Apr 27, 2021