Mister Nozzle Stainless Steel Fog Nozzles Muti-Pack 0.30mm (0.012inch) Orifice 10/24 UNC Thread for Garden, Humidification, Outdoor Cooling, Dust Control, Landscaping (Multi-Pack) (13/packs)

Work perfect. (If you have the Home Depot 2 nozzle mister snake thing these tips work as replacements) Here’s the deal. The brass ones are cheap as heck and yes you can get a bunch for cheap but these are solid and make a killer mist. Spend the extra buck. Yeah these may not have a billion reviews but they are built WAY better. No love because they cost a bit more. Get what you pay for. Also, if you don’t use a pre filter or have hard water they will clog eventually. It’s just the way it is. Buy in bulk, swap out when needed. Enjoy. Stop worrying and just get these. They work great.

I have a water mister chain setup on the shop fans at work to keep us cool. I have used many of the usual brass nozzles that most kits include. The spray pattern varies wildly on those, some don't work out of the packaging. But THESE bad boys, they work great! The mist is very fine, even at city water pressure (60psi). When connected to my 200psi pump, holy smokes! I love these things. They also take to cleaning much better than other nozzles Ive used. Once the pattern starts to look a little off, don't hesitate.. soak them in some nozzle cleaning solution. (Some people use straight vinegar for 30 mins, which also works). I will be buying again.

I don’t usually leave reviews, but, if you’re looking to set up a misting system, it’s probably because you really need it. I live in the desert and it seems some days, no amount of air conditioning will keep this place cool. It’s just hot enough to kill everything outside, and dry. Very, very dry. After roasting last summer, I spent all winter looking for ways to solve this problem. I discovered these misting systems and thought it was cheap enough to try. The kit I bought came with nozzles that got my whole porch wet, no bueno. I needed something that puts out a finer, fog-like mist. This would keep the porch dry, use less water, and provide a cool breeze on the really hot days. I was skeptical of buying these, but being made of solid stainless steel, i figured it was worth a try. So I changed out a few of the brass ones for these, and fired up the hose. Wow! Under the nozzles I had tightened all the way, a fine mist was being produced, and the porch surface was dry! The rest of them were leaking, so I tightened all of them with pliers (save your fingers and use pliers, I gave myself a blister doing some of them by hand). I double checked every single one was on tight, and once again turned on the hose. I gotta say I am impressed with these! I have 20 nozzles on a line maybe 80 feet long, and zero leaks. Just fine mist and oh so cool breezes. It’s heavenly. These produce more of a fog type mist, which leaves my porch dry. It creates a large, cool area on the front of my house that is so nice and cool, I opened the windows and turned the ac off. The mist keeps the air cool, keeps dust down, the air feels fresh and clean, and keeps flying insects away. I was kind of bummed because I bought the misting kit for $40, plus another $20 for these nozzles, plus the time putting it up, but wow it is so worth it! Now I have a huge, cooled porch just in time for summer. If you are hunting for the best misting nozzles to keep cool this summer, you have found them. These are the ones you want to get. They use half the water of the brass ones. My entire porch uses 10 gal per hour, and is easily 25 degrees cooler. These things are absolutely worth it!

Worked as good as I had hoped. The one piece nozzle design made me pick this over other lesser quality looking nozzles. 22 of 23 worked perfectly which is a good ratio. But of course I would’ve preferred all function properly but the one would constantly drip out of the hole no matter what I did hence the 4 instead of 5 star.

We're in Houston, TX. They say it's high humidity here, but it's not really... as temperature climbs, relative humidity drops, per the psychrometric chart. A hot day will be anywhere from 20% to 50% relative humidity. I finally got our RO unit built (pro-tip: watch your NPT thread sizes... the sizing scheme doesn't make a lot of sense. For instance, one of the fittings I needed had a measured thread diameter of 3/8", but I had to order a 1/8" NPT to get a 3/8" thread diameter {shakes head}) and the misters set up. I bought a pre-built mister setup, since it was cheaper than buying all the separate parts. Then I disassembled it to build the mister system the way I wanted. Anyway, these mister heads are great. First, they fit your standard mister body thread size, just unscrew the cheap brass ones and screw in these. Second, they have the little 0-ring to prevent leakage. Third, the mist is very fine, I've got the mister heads about 5' off the ground on long stakes, and the mist evaporates before it hits the ground. It's so fine that after it comes out of the mister, it drifts upward (moist air is more buoyant than dry air). Only on a relatively cool night does any water reach the ground (I've been running it 24/7 just to test) because relative humidity goes up at night, so less of the water evaporates. Fourth, these mister heads work with normal household water pressure, even after the water goes through a 40 µm filter, a 20 µm filter, a 1 µm filter, the RO filter, then an activated charcoal filter. I didn't think they'd spray very good, but they do. It's a very tight spray pattern, if there's no breeze it'll reach about 4'-6' horizontally from the mister before the water evaporates. I had to stand in the spray for about 5 minutes before my glasses got misted up even a little bit, and even then after the water evaporated, there were no mineral deposits. Anyway, we're slowly adding misters and testing the system to see how much it'll cool the air. Even on 100 F days, we haven't run the A/C. Indoor temperature gets a bit warm in the afternoons, but the rest of the time it's comfortable. I think it'll improve as we add more mister heads. We've only got 8 misters running right now, clustered in a small dogleg of the fenced back yard where we're drawing air into the house via a box fan. I think by the time we get another 8 added, it'll be comfortable all the time. So rather than consuming 7.2 kW on the A/C unit, we're expending ~4 GPH worth of water and 55 W for the box fan. Well worth it, the entire RO / mister system will pay for itself in a few months.

I bought a home and did not realize that the mister system was set to 1000 psi. I replace the old heads with similar units made of brass and almost always had a failure where the head would pop and a stream of water would come out. I had a manufactures rep out to the house and he told me I really needed high-pressure nozzles. They were charging six dollars apiece! I found these on Amazon and they have worked perfectly! It looks like a London fog when you turn these on and it definitely drops the temperatures on a hot day! Frankly, I buy these even if I didn’t have the high-pressure system as they seem so much more sturdy and reliable.

They were easy to install. The output of mist is perfect, with no leakage. They were the perfect addition to our pergola.

liked the misters were all stainless. The ones that worked misted just fine, however I had 4 DOA . Now I need to order more to finish the job. Would have given 5 stars if they had all worked.