Friday, July 6, 2012
DIY water mister photos
Hi all. Just wanted to share with you a few pictures of my water mister setup. I can break this down into a step by step for those interested in the how to. All of these parts used can be found at your local home improvement stores and mainly consist of drip irrigation parts. Total cost = less than 4$! The nozzle I use has an adjustment on it so I can get the finest spray of water possible without having to buy a $1500 setup.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments
(
Atom
)
Other Posts You May Like
-
As we all know, meal worms are a great feed supplement for all poultry flocks, and they LOVE them. Thanks to companies like Happy Hen T...
-
Happy New Year to everyone (sorry I'm a few weeks late)! I was going to hold off on posting this until the end of next year, but I ...
-
If you just hatched or are looking to hatch baby button quails, you WILL need a brooder to keep them in. A brooder is a safe, clean place wh...
-
The old fashioned feeders are quickly becoming a thing of the past. Although they may still work for some, people are finding themselves ...
-
A few months back my husband's aunt turned me on to Scentsy, a candle warming system that claims to "never release the harmfu...
-
What you will need: Two mason jars, one small enough to fit inside the other. About 2 cups of sand or soil Ants Direction...
-
My kids adore playdough, and although most of it ends up ground into the fibers of my area rugs, I still continue to buy it. Today I t...
-
Over the last few months I have seen many posts on Facebook with pictures of chicks wearing little homemade "shoes" for cur...
-
It has been very busy around here as it usually is this time of year. But as I promised before, I am going to give you a quick run down...
-
Ingredients: Cookies: 1 1/2 cups softened butter 2 cups white sugar 4 eggs 2 teaspoons vanilla extract 5 cups flour...
No comments :
Post a Comment
Thank you for your comment!