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

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.