Misting Cooling System 98.4FT (30M) Misting Line + 50 Brass Mist Nozzles + 50 T-Connectors + 1 Faucet Adapters (3/4") Outdoor Mister for Patio Garden Greenhouse Trampoline for Waterpark

This misting system is the real MVP of backyard comfort! I picked up several kits and set them up around the house—on the patio and even around the dog run. Now my Rottweiler is chillin’ in style, staying cool and grabbing a drink right at his level. Pretty sure he thinks he has a spa now.At over 98 feet of line and 50 solid brass nozzles, there’s plenty to work with, and it’s super easy to cut and customize to any layout. Install was a breeze with the included T-connectors and faucet adapter, and best of all—it was way cheaper than the big-box stores.Bottom line: If you're looking to beat the heat without busting your wallet, this misting system delivers cool vibes all around—human and canine approved!

I assembled my kit, turned on the water and ploop, a fitting popped apart, I shoved it back in and another one down the line popped apart, so I went and stuck it back together and pop another one pops.... I got to noticing that this tube that is supplied is super slick on the outside. I went in my tool shed and found some 1/4" air line, it has a satin finish, not shiny and slick... put together a couple of the T fittings and hose adapter with my airline, put full hose pressure to it and BINGO the sprayers work and don't pop apart... "IT'S THE TUBE YA'LL!!!" So I yanked one of the lock/release rings out of a T fitting, slid it onto the supplied black slick tube, squeezed the teeth by hand and it just slid up and down, no grip, just slip..... took that same lock ring and slid it on my 1/4" not shiny tube and when I squeezed the teeth it would slide on, but it didn't wanna slide off, the little teeth were able to grab the surface of the tube.

Still one of the best purchases I have made. I bought this one year when the weather got extremely unusually hot here one summer to keep my outdoor animals cool. Strung it around my chicken coop and outdoor rabbit hutch and run area and still after all this time it has held up and reliable. I would also like to note that I have kept this up outside year-round even when not using. You get plenty of nozzles if needing to replace any, I have only had to replace 4 of them on my 40 ft set up, the hose has held up too. I like that I was able to cut the hose and place nozzles where they are needed. I also used it a couple of times when we were away from the home to keep my plant watered, put it on a timer came home to happy healthy plants. Definitely recommend this product

i needed all 50 nozzles in 110', connections are good but the 1/4'" tubing cannot supply it from 1 end. i had to put 2 tees in it about 1/3 the way from ends to get water pressure even. 50' of 1/2" garden supply line. the supplied garden adapter is not US, not garden hose thread, not pipe, not ever seen of.

I used this in my flower beds and set up a timer to water the plants 4 times a day for 10 min. I used 1/4" wire clips. I had to use more than I would have expected to get a full coverage of the area. A few of the nozzles did not work and are likely blocked with debris. The nozzle is very thin so I had to use a very tiny bristle to get in there. After tightening the nozzle to the adapter, some leaked, but all it needed was another 1/4 turn to tighten it down. I used pliers to save my fingers. It has been an extremely hot summer and these were useful to make sure the flowers were watered and healthy, especially when we went on vacation.

50% of Tee Joints leak, must be cut out, and new ones installed, since they use "shark bite." By removing a tee joint, you will mess up your planned spacing between spray nozzles. Only two end plugs are included, which only fit in Tee Joints, not in the tube, in case you had planned to extend the overall length. You have a 50% chance the end-of-the-line Tee Joint leaks, which mine did. My spare plug fit in a good Tee Joint. If you need to rescue an end plug from a leaking Tee Joint, best to cut the tube, then break the Tee Joint with a hammer to salvage it. No, you can't use a 3 inch deck screw with nylon tape over the threads to plug the end; I tried that and it didn't work, because it's too much water pressure. This system uses smaller hose than available at Home Depot or Walmart, so no "off-the-shelf" compatibility with other systems.I award 3 stars because I actually got the system to work with one Tee Joint dripping, but it's in a spot that doesn't matter. It's installed under a balcony deck 10 feet up using zip ties. I recommend 40 to 46 inch spacing as 24 inch spacing is too soaking in 91F temperature in Phoenix dry heat.Also, test your system under pressure before installing/zip tying it in place in case you need to cut out bad Tee Joints.

The media could not be loaded. I give this a full five star review with a few caveats. It is important to have some knowledge in General Plumbing and compression fittings. People that complain about leaks or improper spraying simply need to readjust the brass fittings. They are fine thread so you must make sure that you do not have them cross threaded and that they are deeply seated into the connection. Secondly it's very important to make sure that the hose connections that you cut have a nice square cut and not angle as you are pressing them into a compression fitting. They work by being seated properly and squarely within the 'T' mister connection. You must make sure to press them in firmly but not too firmly or you will break the compression seal. Basically once you feel the hose bottom out within the connection there is no need to press it any further. Admittedly some of the connections were bad from the factory but that was an easy swap.

The fittings, while looking like shark bite connection, rarely actually make a usable connection. I had more than 75% leak. Nothing I could do about it. The termination end leaked, and that's just a round piece of plastic. The supplied hose would not fit through the nut for the hose adapter. Do not recommend.