homenote Misting Fan Kit for Outside Cooling, 16.4FT Misting Line, 5 Brass Nozzles, 3/4" Brass Adapter, Outdoor Mister System for Patio, Backyard Cooling & Poolside Relaxation

Works great! We used it for our horses last summer!

Absolute must in the summer. This kit retrofits any fan into a misting fan which drops temps by 20 degrees easy.

I got this misting kit to help cool us down on the patio during the brutal Texas summer, and it really delivers. I love that it’s compatible with pretty much any fan—it made setup super easy. It puts out a powerful mist, which is great for serious cooling, but just a heads-up: you might get more than a light spritz. If you're not looking to get damp, you’ll want to adjust your distance. For the price, though, it’s a solid purchase and does exactly what I needed.

The fan was out of stock and my money was refunded AND I bough a much cheaper pedestal fan at home depo (LASKO $40). I bought black tie-wraps to attach the $19 mister to that fan and with the help of a tweezer it went together easily. Pay attention to keeping the supply tubes fully inserted (push toward brass nozzle while depressing the blue rings inward) to avoid water spraying out from the tube intersections. This is very supple supply hose, so it is easy to straiten out and contour when it warms up a bit. Provides a 'big' mist of cool water that doesn't clog up if you buy the Orbit mist calcium inhibitor with it. Determining 'proper' distance from the fan to you and your guests takes practice and is plenty of fun when the wind shifts! You may require a "Y" cutout if you don't want to connect and disconnect the setup to use your hose from the same spigot. A bit of Teflon plumbing tape helped keep the hose bib hose connectors drip free.

In theory it is a good concept, materials are solid and the assembly perks are fantastic. Each nozzle has swivel attachment on each end to be able to adjust the direction of each sprayer individually, the blue quick disconnects make it easy to disassemble if you want to clean or alter the tube water supply line. Cons- far to many sprayers in such a small circumference. We bought an outdoor Honeywell pedestal fan for this and the fan itself is powerful enough to feel in our 14’x10’ covered pergola. However the misters drenched (Super soaked) the fan no matter the water pressure I turned it to or angle of nozzles or fan neck. I have had many mister systems so I’m familiar with the tweaks needed to get that perfect environment. This was our first try at a mister for the fan, Dallas restaurants have them right above your head in a smaller area with perfect results. The difference is they have industrial fans and far less misters attached. You can buy tubing to alter this system, they have an entire DIY kit Or preassembled lines you can buy separately to fit any area you want. Since it’s 104++ in Texas I was desperate for a quick alternative, ugh don’t buy Ryobi brand from Home Depot what a cheap mess, you can’t adjust a single nozzle without tearing up your hands and damaging the product (the supply line clamps are hard plastic tiny sleeve overs so tools weren’t an option See photo of tan mister). I will be returning both BUT I will be purchasing one of HOMENOTE’s other kits due to the features mentioned above. Buying the horrible Ryobi brand made me realize the materials of this product are superior and easy to get the effects for your area. In good faith of liking the quality we can’t give it less than 3 stars. The Ryobi will get 1 on Home Depot’s website. Will review outcome of Homenotes new system I ordered. Fingers crossed caused it’s super hot outside!!

I wish these had a way to easily turn off the sprayers you didn't want. When I had all 5 running at the same time, we all get pretty soaked on the patio. Might work for far away or if the fan could auto oscillate. But just spraying continuously will get you wet. I found I had to make a few bypass lines and unhook what I didn't want before turning on the water. A 1-sprayer option, 3-sprayer and then 5-sprayer connection. So keep some extra tubing to make bypass lines if you need. Just would have been easier if I could turn them off as needed. That said, still it works and they spray nice and evenly and cool the air.

This is a great addition to my barn floor fan I got a misting fan economically without buying a new fan at a much higher price. However I would not use it on any fan less than 18 inch blade diameter.

Simple, excellent, and very effective at the price. Took 5 mins to setup and it's made a noticable difference in my warehouse. 3k sqft steel building, in Texas, in August. It's entirely miserable but this setup does a lot to take the edge off. Can't really control the amount of water it puts out and it's making a pretty big puddle all around itself so definitely depends on your exact needs but it absolutely is a game changer in my application where water all over the place is normal anyway