http://www.hotgrillscoolpatios.com Hot Grills Cool Patios - Mist Cooling Systems Thu, 30 Jul 2009 10:54:25 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Beat the Heat and Reclaim Your Outdoors!! June 19, 2008--Lake Park, FL--Are you sitting inside your house because it’s too hot to enjoy your outdoor area? With a new mist cooling system from Hot Grills Cool Patios, you can beat the heat and reclaim your outdoors. They’re not just for restaurants ... http://www.hotgrillscoolpatios.com/2008/06/19/beat-heat-and-reclaim-your-outdoorsour-first-press-release/ As the summer season approaches, we're all thinking of the long, hot sunny days that are headed are way. Everybody is cleaning their patio & the furniture, rinsing off the drink(beer) cooler and breaking out the sun block. Kids are looking forward to being out of school and the adults ... http://www.hotgrillscoolpatios.com/2008/05/05/outdoor-living/ 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 ... http://www.hotgrillscoolpatios.com/2008/04/07/changes/ 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, ... http://www.hotgrillscoolpatios.com/2008/04/02/common-questions-about-mist-cooling/ The Best Time is Now to Install Mist Cooling! Now is the time to consider having a High Pressure Patio Mist Cooling System professionally installed. Summer is almost here!Even though it is still relatively cool in most areas of the country, it is still the best time to get ready for ... http://www.hotgrillscoolpatios.com/2008/03/13/summer-is-coming/ When we throw mist into the air, what we’re really doing is throwing millions and millions of tiny little droplets of water. Each one of these tiny little droplets, depending on the size of it, has a ratio of the surface area to the actual amount of water in the ... http://www.hotgrillscoolpatios.com/2008/02/05/how-evaporative-cooling-works-2/