Reasons Why You Should Get A Fog Misting System

According to Popular Science, 17 of the hottest summers in history took place in this century. However, even if the world gets hotter, we'd be okay as long as there are air conditioning units, right? Wrong.

Here's something not many people know: AC units also make the world hotter. Air conditioners work by funneling warm air out of the home. The hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) air conditioners use can also make global warming worse.

While spending most of your time indoors with the air conditioning unit in full blast is an option available at your disposal, air conditioners can only do so much. Unless you live in places with cool summers, you will need more than just an AC unit to keep you cool.

Fortunately, this is where a fog misting system can come in handy. A fog misting system is an innovative cooling system that has changed the way people beat the heat. Just like patio fans, fog misting systems are efficient, cost-effective, and virtually maintenance-free.

A fog misting system uses high pressure to force water out of the special nozzles. From the nozzles, a mist of water droplets (as small as 5 microns) is released and cools both the inside and outside of your home. If you have yet to invest in a fog misting system, here are several reasons why you should:

It has no HFCs

Unlike air conditioning units, fog misting systems won't need to use HFCs to keep your surroundings cool. Also, unlike air conditioning units, the fine mist released by the misting system cools down any area without the need to transfer heat from one place to another. The mist is also capable of cooling down any area to 25 degrees.

It is suitable for indoor and outdoor use

Primarily, AC units are only used indoors. Fog misting systems, on the other hand, are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. That means you can use one in your deck or living room. You can also use misting systems in your basement or other areas of your property where air conditioners are not practical.

Also, fog misting systems are not just for homes. They can also be used in sports arenas, offices, businesses, and other public places. For instance, if you have a stable or a farm and want to keep your prized animals comfortable, a fog misting system is your best bet.

It is cost-effective

AC units have gotten more expensive by the day. Not only that, you also need to shell out money to have professionals install them. Factor in the high price of electricity, and you can expect your monthly power bills to skyrocket with constant air conditioner use. 

Fog misting systems are way cheaper than AC units. What's even better is they won't require as much electricity as the latter. As if not enough, misting systems also require minimal maintenance, so you won't have to worry about spending money just to ensure it functions as it should.

It keeps the bugs away

If there are plenty of bugs in your area, especially during the evenings, a fog misting system can be your helpful ally. With water droplets hanging in regular intervals, bugs like flies and mosquitoes are effectively kept at bay. 

That means as long as you are within the misting system's coverage area, flying systems won't be able to bother you at all. Undeniably, fog misting systems are way better than insect repellants when it comes to keeping insects away. And they don't contain toxic chemicals, which makes them even more ideal!

It is a great air scrubber

The air can be full of allergens, dust, and other matters that can send people into coughs or sneezing fits. Amazingly, the mist acts as an air scrubber, so it makes the atmosphere more breathable. If you or any of your family members have asthma or allergies, a fog misting system can make your stay in your lawn or backyard way more enjoyable.

Conclusion

Undeniably, the peerless benefits fog misting systems offer are hard to miss. Fortunately, fog misting systems are available as a full setup or as portable versions. You can get either two, and you can relax and cool yourself off in the most environmentally-friendly and cost-effective way possible.

Guest Contributor: Anna Fox