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Originally posted by Carole460:
I am installing one of those misters contraptions for around the patio next to the lake. I will be pumping out of the lake for the water which then goes into a garden hose. The end fitting of the mister connects to the hose. There are a lot of particles in the water and I would like to prevent as much debris as possible to eliminate clogging the mist nozzles. Can you think of a fitting that would fit this scenario that would work and be accessible to regular cleaning?
Appreciate your thoughts on this.
Sincerely, Carole
When ever using water of questionable quality (non potable) You must mark the out let of the water (hose in this case) with a yellow band Or writing a sign attached to this hose “water unsafe”
Hope fully this should protect you in a law suit in case a child drinks from the end of this hose and gets sick.
Drawing water from a lake or stream through a garden hose is always risky business.
Just be careful to mark this hose so no one will use it on the potable water after it was used in a lake/pond.
You can also get in line clear filters to remove sediment on the suction side of the device your using.
SylvanLMP
