EONBON Misting Nozzles 1/4,Mister Nozzles 12pcs with 10 pcs Thread Misting Nozzle Tees and 1 pcs Plug,for misting System for Patio and Garden

The EONBON Mist Cooling System, 60 Feet, by Kunshan Co. is the subject of this review, which was written in July of 2019. br> Three days after I placed my order, the product arrived at my front door. There is a one-stop shop for everything you need. A Parts List and Installation Steps are included on a one-page sheet. The hose and "standard water tap adapter" are listed in the first part of the space. "Connect the adapter to the water tap," it says in Step 2 of the installation. This "nozzle adapter" was screwed into the hose connector that attaches to the water faucet (bib). On the Amazon image of the misting hose, this "adapter" isn't visible. Is it possible that this was a mistake? I'm not sure what it was, but it threw me off. This "adapter" was later discovered to be unnecessary. Simply screw the hose connector onto a hose or directly onto a water bib (for a good seal, I used plumber's tape). br> Step 3 of the installation process instructed the user to "turn on the water tap to wash the system for 1 minute. " " The water pressure in my home is excellent. When I turned on the water, only the first four Nozzle Fitting Tees were filled with water. OK. I'm a low-key kind of person. an individual who is keyed I put everything away so I could give it a one-star rating. more- The following day, give it another shot. br> As an aside, I did send Kunshan a message through Amazon's contact system. The message gave me some troubleshooting hints (which didn't help my situation but showed good customer care), then ended with a full refund gesture if I wanted to return the product. br> Feeling that this issue could be resolved the next day, I gave it another try. I connected to the bib, and the water started flowing at a good pressure. This time, only the first six tees are screwed in, as per the INSTALLATION STEPS, before screwing in any of the brass misting nozzles. When I put my thumbs over the first two tees, water gushed out of two more tees down the line. So I walked the length of the hose down to the farthest nozzle fitting tee, put my mouth over the open tee, and gently reverse CPR'd him. Oh, the line appeared to be clear, with no obstructions, and I could hear water gurgling not far away. Hmm . Instead of waiting for water to flow from ALL of the tees, I could start screwing in the brass misting nozzles NOW, which would reduce the orifice at each tee and possibly increase line pressure. Walla . More tees are flowing with the addition of five brass misting nozzles. I added five more nozzles and increased the number of tees flowing until I had a total of 60 tees flowing. A foot misting line has been established. My most recent test involved hooking up the system to a 50-watt light source. Temporarily suspend the system with a foot hose to ensure that it functions properly. It did. I'm going to stick with the small cup for the time being. I used hangers to support my line so that I could easily remove it for the winter. br> So, for this exceptionally hot and long Fourth of July, I'm having an ice-cold beer with a Jack-in-the-Box this July weekend in the foothills of California's Golden State. I'm back and loving my Kunshan Eonbon Mist Cooling System, which I bought on Amazon. God bless the United States of America!.

Juelz Greer

| Jan 14, 2021

During social distancing, our family spends a lot of time in our backyard. Spring is a beautiful time of year. Now that we have it, I'm excited to spend even more time outside during the summer. Make sure you order the correct size for the area you'll be installing it in. We only wanted to install it on the end side of our patio (26' long) with a few feet turn at the corner, so I ordered 40 feet. It looks great and fits perfectly for us!.

Baker BIBI

| Jul 03, 2021

We use a "Y" connector because the two systems do not connect, and everything works perfectly. It was super easy to install and works perfectly. We live in central Texas. Our summers are always hotter than the rest of the country. Our back yard is instantly cooled by a minimum of 15 degrees using this system. Water is used very efficiently; you only need to turn on the faucet. Plants and dogs It gets two thumbs up from all humans!.

Archie Lin

| May 22, 2021

Lots of issues. I followed instructions to the letter. I followed instructions to the letter. I cleared the line first, etc. 1/3 to 1/2 of the nozzles either spray like a hose with no mist or just drip a steady stream of water with no mist. Worse, I thought I'd just screw those in all the way and not have that nozzle work at all, just tighten it down so it's off, but nope. When they are turned on, they now drip water, creating a large puddle. br>br>I emailed the company several times and received cryptic nonsensical odd responses each time. They didn't seem to understand the question and seemed to be responding to a different one? Also, tell me to clear the line on a regular basis. I would also address you as "my dearest. " As a result, there's no way of knowing what you're talking about. Is there a problem with communication?

I suspect this will end up as about 50% functioning which is a pity because I don’t know if it is recyclable and I hate to add che.

Deborah Parsons

| Dec 31, 2020

To accomplish this, I purchased extra 1/4" pipe with this kit so that I could create custom longer distances between the misters. Here are a few pointers I discovered: 1. br>br> The directions state that the hose should be flushed for a few minutes. When you connect it and turn on the water, however, all of the water drains through the first few empty mister holes. To solve the problem, I began screwing in the misters from the faucet's far end. The water had already flowed through the hose by the time I reached the end. 2. br>br>1. br>br>br>br>br>br My entire strategy hinged on customizing a few longer lengths to replace the ones that came with it. I couldn't get the hose out, and there were no instructions anywhere! The same company, on the other hand, sells only misters, with instructions to squeeze both sides of the mister before attempting to pull out the hose. It came apart easily when I did this. It's a locking mechanism of some sort. 3. br>br>4. br>br>5. br>br>6. I also purchased metal hoop landscape pins to use for my watering project. That way, I could gently pin the hose to the ground while keeping the misters pointing in the direction I wanted. It appears to mist the entire bed. br>br> I put everything on a garden timer, and I'm hoping it will work well in the future; just in case, I bought a second one with spare parts and the ability to extend it slightly if the watering schedule needs to be adjusted. This is an excellent item.

Maddox McKay

| Apr 28, 2021

Assembly of the nozzles is extremely simple. To 1/4" tubing, it's a'slip fit. ' The tube locks into place once it is inserted. One of my connections had slipped through the cracks - I dismantled it, discovered a jagged end on the tube I had cut, recut it cleanly, and inserted it. no leak. There are no instructions. br>br> The majority of the time, it is not required. If you've never worked with slip fittings before, they're a great way to get started. If you ever need to remove the tube, simply push it in. Keep your grip on the plastic body's small ring - The tube is going to come out easily. Do it only once. You'll be able to recall it for the rest of your life. br>br>The small brass nozzles are beautifully crafted - I'm not sure how they'll be able to make them for such a low cost.

Laney WHITEHOUSE

| Oct 11, 2021