Changes….
April 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Although there has been a lot of change in our markets lately, one thing we do see happening, is more and more homeowners are staying put and reinvesting into their homes trying to make it the perfect haven that they have always desired. Whether their remodeling the inside or not, more and more homeowners are going to the outdoors to create extra space.
Hot Grills Cool Patios, a new and upcoming company located in Lake Park, FL. Serving Jupiter, Tequesta, North Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens and the surrounding areas, Hot Grills Cool Patios is ready to help you Enhance Your Outdoor Lifestyle!
If you are planning any kind of upgrade to your outdoors, such as adding a swimming pool, hot tub, deck, childrens play area, outdoor kitchen, fire pit or whatever you can imagine, Hot Grills Cool Patios can show you how to make it the most inviting & comfortable area that you can use on the hottest days of the year. Mist Cooling is quickly becoming the desirable solution even with our humid climate in Palm Beach County.
Just like the changes in our markets, new technology has provided changes in mist cooling, achieving tempurature drops as much as 20 degrees is possible without getting WET!! So forget what you think you knew, forget the stories you heard from your friends, educate yourself, discover the many benifits of mist cooling, and be the envy of your family and friends.
Sphere: Related ContentCommon Questions About Mist Cooling
April 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment
The most common question asked about mist cooling is: How much water and electricity is used? Being that the pumps are designed to run off of a standard outlet, just like plugging in a lamp, your pump will use about 4- 10 cents an hour. As for the water use, the average 12 nozzle system will use around 10 gallons of water an hour. Compared to the average shower that takes 10 minutes an consumes 35-40 gallons of water, it’s easy to see how efficiant a mist cooling system is.
The second most common question is: Won’t a misting system get everything wet? Being that we are in Florida and the humidity is high, this could be a concern. With a well designed and installed system, and a little education, this won’t be an issue for long. What you need to know is anything placed within 6 feet of a nozzle will collect moisture. The idea here is to let the mist evaporate. Water is feed through a high pressure pump, forced through a tiny oriface in the misting nozzle creating microscopic droplets of water or the mist. The mist then absorbs the energy in the air, which is the heat, causing the mist to evaporate and cool the air at the same time. An ideal situation is to have your mist lines and/or mist fans placed 8-10 feet up, use the natural winds, and let the mist fall. Remember, heat rises, so by the time the mist reaches you, all you feel is the desired cooler air.
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