Isaac
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I DID NOT expect these things to be so affordable and accessible. Installation was an absolute breeze, cutting the tubes and assembling the mister nozzles could not have been easier.
I got the system up and running by temporarily using our garden hose in a total of about 30 - 45minutes, including extending our telescopic latter and such. My gf was totally blown away by the surprise and when I asked her how much she thought it cost, she was terrified that I spent a fortune. She couldn't believe that it was less than $30.
Once I determined that the system was a welcomed addition to our yard, I purchased a hose splitter (10), a stainless braided hose ($30), and a mister timer (actually ordered two to compare, each was approximately $30-40). I buried the hose today so that it isn't seen as it runs the 100 feet from our spigot to the mister system, and am awaiting the mister timers to arrive. The plan is to set it to run for X amount of time and pause for X amount of time, eg: on for 30 sec, off for 30 sec or something like that.
There were a couple mister nozzles that had a small leak on initial installation. I contacted the company and could not have been more pleased with their customer service. They immediately sent me 10 replacement brass nozzles, however I e-mailed them back and explained, apologetically for not being more clear, that some of the misters were leaking out of the sides of the T nozzles, not just the brass mister tip- again, they immediately sent me a replacement of 10 T nozzles.
This system is solid, even if the leaks were not taken care of, they were very minor and for the price would be hard to complain about, but the product is backed by a stellar team and that is just not something you always find on Amazon with cheap products such as this one.
Note that in the attached video, it was a fairly windy day so the mist was blowing all over the place. When the air is calm it mists as would be expected.
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