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

Really great value. Installed about 50 feet in an hour in 106 degree weather. Only one nozzle leaked, tightened one quarter turn , fixed, The kit comes with the pictured tubing cutter, use it. When pushing in hose you will feel a little tension at first. Keep pushing, you will feel another area of tension, keep pushing again until the hose will not go any further, Don't crank down on the nozzles when installing them, you will crush the o-ring, Will the nozzles eventually clog? Yes. Look at your faucet aerators and shower heads. Lime and calcium in our water will clog that tiny hole. Just replace them or use a pin with very little pressure to clean them out.

I finally installed the mister. The mister heads were easy to install. The hose connector was tight and needed more than reasonable effort (and heat). When I finally got water into the system every mister hose connector leaked. No mist. Water from the mist heads.

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 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.

Im stunned at the simplicity of installation and just how well they worked. My wife and I installed them for our patio and gazebo in less than 2 hours. If not for staring and planning it could be done quicker. For the money you can't go wrong. We live in az and we are comfortable outside at 100 plus degrees. Ezra tip...cut tube straight and push together tightly. That's it!

This misting line kit was exactly what I was looking for! It requires some time to set up, but includes extra parts and allows for flexibility of use. The mist is ideal for cooling without drenching. Easy to connect. The length is adjustable and it maintained functionality throughout the summer with no problems.

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.

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.