Landgarden Outdoor Misting Cooling System,33ft Misting Line,11 Brass Mist Nozzles for Patio Garden Greenhouse

The media could not be loaded. Works as advertised. You need to assemble the whole system. If you are not handy, it may be a challenge, but it was super easy for me. I've got mild carpentry, plumbing, and electrical experience, so it was straight forward to me without the instructions.Instructions are in very poor, broken English. They skimped on paying a translator. But I didnt need them so didn't care much.I've got this hooked up a 2 stage, whole house water filtration system that I have connected to my hose spigot for my garden. We do not have a hard water issue in my area, so between the softer water and water filter, I do not anticipate it clogging any time soon.It comes with a T splitter I'd need be. I did not need it. One of the emitters was missing one of the pieces that holds the water line in, so I took one out of the T splitter and made it work. I was a bit irritated at this but they also send an extra emitter nozzle which I ended up needing because I messed up putting the Teflon tape on the nozzle and it got inside the nozzle and clogged it and I cannot get it out. So because they made my life easier by sending that extra nozzle, I wasn't upset about the missing piece that holds the hose in the emitter. After the fact I realized they send 16 emitters and 17 nozzles, while the listed stayed 15, so I'm stoked with them sending extra in case you have issuesDefinitely use the Teflon tape on the nozzles or risk them leaking. If you have the nozzle head facing down and the threaded side up, you wrap the Teflon tape clockwise. Going the other way can result in "unwinding" the tape as you screw it in.Overall I'm satisfied with the product on day one. I'll update if things change but only issue I see is the nozzles getting clogged which is of no fault to the company. That's a water supply issue and any misting nozzle will need maintenance at some point or another. It also included a sediment filter where you hook it up to a spigot/hose. Won't be enough to stop hardwayer build up but will stop bigger particulate.Overall I'm satisfied with this product and my chickens are finally not panting any more

I live in the PNW, too darn hot these days for some of my chubby, English ladies. The chickens seem to like the mist and the chicken run seems noticeably cooler. Quick shipping, easy to install.PROSEasy to install with a good pair of scissors and some zip ties. I added 8 misters using zip ties to the top edge of my chicken run in less than ten minutes.- Determine the layout and lengths before you cut. Avoid hard turns and bends.- Mark the desired mister locations with some masking tape. I used zip ties on each side of intendedmister location- Make sure you leave enough at the end to attach a hose without pulling it too much.- I hung the entire black hose run before cutting. BUT, wait until the end to fully tighten your zip ties.- Cap the starting end with the supplied cap- Move to your next taped location. cut the tubing, install the sprayer tee and screw in the brass mistingvalve.- Then move to the next taped mark, then repeat the whole process.CONSIf I had any complaints at all:- The hose end doesn't rotate making it a little tricky to attach. Solved this using a set of quick-connects.- The hose end washer is a little cheap and lacks the tiny tabs to keep it in place.Final Thoughts:I really recommend using a good brass hose splitter with a ball valve so you can independently adjust theflow to this connection.I used it on my chicken run, but it would probably work equally well for a patio. For a patio, make sure it's mounted pretty high or it will get a lot of things and people wet. If you mount it too low, the mist will not evaporate before it hits the surfaces and everything and everyone will eventually be very wet.

This misting system does a decent job at providing relief on hot days, especially for outdoor spaces like patios or greenhouses. The pre-assembled design made it fairly simple to set up, and the mist output is effective at cooling the area. It’s great for keeping plants hydrated or adding some fun to a trampoline during summer.However, I did notice some minor issues. The misting nozzles tend to leak slightly which can create small puddles. Additionally, the mist line feels a bit flimsy, so I’m not sure how well it will hold up over time with frequent use,That said, the brass adapter and nozzles are nice touches, and it gets the job done. If you’re looking for an affordable misting system for occasional use, this works well enough, but I’d suggest spending a little more for something sturdier if you need long-term durability. If you’re on a budget and just need a quick cooling solution, this can work. However, I’d recommend looking into a more durable option if you want something truly hassle-free for daily use.

I had a misting system like this when I lived in Phoenix AZ, it was the only way we were able to enjoy our patio in the summer there, now that I'm back home in Idaho and we are going to hit 108 today I quickly ordered one over night and it's perfect, it leaks a bit at the water connection but I have not added the rubber ring yet but over all this is a great purchase, easy to install and they price is inexpensive.My only warning if you have not used a misting system is to not install it over your head or you will get soaked lol.

First I have to say, this is a pretty nice kit. It comes with quite a bit more stuff than I anticipated. The directions are pretty basic but the kit goes together quite easily. Now, the reason for the three stars. If you intend to use this kit on a patio or trampoline (like I did), any amount of wind, even the slightest breeze, and the mist just blows away. You need the calmest days possible to actually use and enjoy this kit. If this is placed somewhere shielded from the wind or if your using it to water plants on the ground, it'll probably work much better for you.