Gesentur Misting Cooling System Brass Mist Nozzles (3 nozzles)

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I just installed this Misting Cooling System in my Greenhouse this weekend. Some of the nozzles were a bit slack (due to shipping etc.) so you need to check before installation. Just hook up to your hose or tap and step away. Expect to get wet when adjusting, so choose a hot sunny day to install. Each nozzle as a slot/ring/hole on either side that you can use to thread through your wire/tie straps. I kept mine a bit slack and tightened after fixing the angle. My only peeve is that the adapter does not fit/adapt to pipe well and leaks. (Still working on a solution).To date (Feb 18th 2019) that darn adapter still leakes. Not much choice at the local hardware stores. Going to have to check online. I am deducting 1 star cause as much as I like this, it's not an out of the box solution. I want to extend the misting to others areas, but can't stand the leak issue. The brass adapter looks pretty, but cannot mesh properly with hose or tap.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Awesome misting on my deck now!

Awesome buy, right out of the box ready to go. Quality product will order again. For the money you can not beat this product! Used them for a few months they became clogged because I did NOT buy the hard water filter....buy the hard water filter and save yourself some trouble...however....after not finding a link for any replacements I cleaned them myself. I unscrewed all the tips into a bowel and soaked in vinegar and flushed out the main line as I put them back on working from the start of line line working towards the end...put the last tip back on and turned it on....like the day I bought them. Great product for the money.

I live in South Carolina and bought this for the boat dock in June 2018. Immediately had struggles with the adapter to the garden faucet. The seller seems to be outside the US and doesn't understand pipe threading and what it takes in the US. I tried several things until it struck me this was same tubing for a drip irrigation. I went by Lowes and bought a Rain Bird 1/4 to 3/4 adapter for $2 and solved this issue. The seller should replace that very expensive brass adapter that doesn't work and lower the price. You can buy on Amazon for about $2.50 from Rainbird. See any drip irrigation system on Amazon for what I am talking about.I bought some "cable staples" from Lowes as well to attach to the poles on the dock and I put about 3 on each pole to keep the 1/4 tubing from kinking. I have up some Coolaroo sun shades (also from Amazon and Costco) and attached this also to the edges between the poles with some of those small binder clips from my office. This allowed me to aim the emitters where I wanted them.I have to say I love this thing except for the 1/4 to 3/4 adapter issue. You can also buy these parts separately and make your own for about 1/2 the price if you like projects. I may do this as gifts for friends to put along their deck umbrella edges. 4 stars only due to the PITA adapter issue.

Ever since I've been in lockdown I have obviously had a lot of time to do random stuff in my garden. I personally selected this because of the certain reviews that pointed how easy it was to install. I was able to tuck it in the corners of the grass around the house that allowed me to to install really fast. Yes, as the reviews also said the force of the water wasn't as strong as anticipated. But honestly, for my scenario it was perfect, just need a simple tap tap tap happening for a long duration of time.The length was perfect enough, but I do with I had a gotten just a larger size so I wouldn't have had to make the adjustment needed to get closer to the pipe. Overall this was easy to work with and install.

Holding the attitude of trying it out. I bought it and wanted to install it in the patio. I just try it today, very good! Just need to buy the clamp to set the tube on the beam. It is easy.

I purchased this product because after researching medium and high pressure misting systems, I was not ready to plunk down the $1000+ for those type of systems. Besides, I live in AZ and even if I get a little wet from this misting system, it's going to feel good on those July and August days where the temperature is 105+. The packaging was okay and everything appeared to look new. I took the advice of some of the other reviewers and connected the system to my hose bib before installing to check all the nozzles. This is a very smart thing to do as two of the nozzles just sprayed streams of water. I replaced one of the streaming nozzles with the spare sent with the system and it seemed to solve the problem. The second defective nozzle I took off until I installed the entire system. I really like this mister because you can redo the spacing, to your preference, without any trouble. The quick connect fittings worked like a charm and didn't leak. I installed my system and had 2 extra misting heads left over. I just pulled one of the misting nozzles from there, and replaced my other defective one with this. There is another reviewer recommended adjusting the nozzles to how you would like them to point before installing overhead. I tried this but after I zip tied the nozzles in place they were pointing in directions I didn't want. Here again the quick connect fittings made the adjustment easy to accomplish. Another item to watch, at least in my case, is the quality of water. Here in AZ it's complete crap. You can feel and see the mineral buildup each second the mister sprays. I might try one of the filters but I think soaking the nozzles in vinegar will do the trick if they become clogged. Is it the same mist you will get from the medium/high pressure systems? Not even close but it will definitely keep you cool on hot days. Not sure how great this would be in those areas with high humidity. I plan on purchasing a second system for the side of my house.