Fogg It 1/4 GPM Brass Watering Nozzle

Dramm products are always in the top of my list regarding gardening tools, this "mister sprayer" is just perfect for what I need!

High quality. Very fine mist. With just 3 or 4 minutes of misting my greenhouse humidity jumps up high. The complaint of Leaking with the screen on the nozzle is easily cured without removing the screen. Examine the gasket if you have a leak and most likely you will see it is not pressed flat against the screen . Just take a screwdriver and press the gasket all the way around so it lies exactly flat on the screen,, Voila no leaks.

I really like the mist produced by the nozzle, but this nozzle leaks from the hose connection and from each of the nozzles. I fixed the hose leak by removing the screen behind the hose washer. The washer needs smooth surfaces to seal against. The screen prevents the washer from sealing. Next, I removed each of the three nozzles by gripping the large part with a pair of pliers and twisting each nozzle out with a crescent wrench. They are not threaded nozzles, so once you break them loose with twisting, you can just lift the nozzle out. I wrapped a bit of Teflon Plumbers tape around each nozzle and pressed back into place with a vice. Did for all three and now it works perfectly without leaks.

I use these for misting seed trays in my plant nursery. Mist the trays until the seeds germinate and start to grow, then I shift to other watering methods.

We buy one of these for use in the summer and there are chicken coop for the really scorching hot summer days. Uses very little water, easy to move on the hose, we just draped the hose over our short fence and keeps the Shaded Chicken Run much much cooler. Also easy to use during the night once the sun goes down in another area

These things last forever, even with hard water.

Does a great job and is quality made - so rare these days! I don't think so, but is there a way to diminish amount of mist other than from the spigot? I bought it to provide mist for my hummingbirds. It works great, but for extended periods, ideally one or two (at most) misting ports would probably be ideal, if there is a way. The product is going a little too good of a job for my purpose! Thank you!

We live in Texas and are having a hotter than normal summer this year (105+ temperatures daily). I bought one of the flimsy type yard misters for our birds in the yard, to give them some heat relief. It only lasted a day or 2 before the end bursted off. I just happened upon this item, which was less expensive than the flimsy yard mister. Very simple to use. Just screw it on the end of your harden hose and it puts a heavy mist out. The birds love it. Actually wish it only had 2 mist heads instead of 3. I attached my water hose to a timer and have it coming on only during the peak heat hours of the day.