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frontpageNavy-Wife | Staff posted Aug 11, 2025 03:29 PM
75' Goxawee Misting System w/ 28 Brass Mist Nozzles & 3/4" Brass Adapter
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I ordered two of these and a calcium filter, since they are at the right intersection of cheap and having at least some decent reviews, just to see if they work for my purposes. I probably should have just gone with this one:
https://a.co/d/gs6575m
But that's almost twice the price. If this one works out well, I can have my landscaping company come by and install a professional quality one for definitely a lot more money, and if not, it will have cost me only about $50 to find out.
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Angi's says around 1-2 gallons per nozzle per hour:
https://www.angi.com/articles/how...rs-use.htm
But Cool-Off, a company that sells their own systems (which admittedly sound a bit more advanced than this), casually mentions nozzles that use 13.5 GPH each! Which is, well, a lot more. See here for their info page:
https://www.cool-off.com/articles...ing-system
So, to answer your question, somewhere between a decent bit and a god-awful amount. What my little but if research has taught me is that I'm likely to have a lot of spares with the 56 nozzles that come with the two kits I just ordered...
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Only 18 misting nozzles in that one compared to 28 nozzles in this one.
No. Can't adjust
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It would depend on the product. Hopefully you aren't spraying round up or anything like that as it does cause cancer and the plants it doesn't kill absorb and keep the chemicals until something eats it.
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