Hello everyone! for all of you that live in extreme hot weather and use misters in their runs I have a question. How do you deal with the moisture in the ground when you are using the misters? I recently added a mister system to my run, I placed them outside so they are not directly dripping inside the run, however the mist itself plus some of the drops that fall from the misters are making the sand (I have sand in my run) a little too wet for my liking. Now I am worried about cocci. I am not using them right now until the breeze dries the sand but temps are 100F plus heat index makes it 105F. The run is covered and there is a nice breeze most of the time, I also have several fans running all day when the breeze is not enough. My girls and chicks are panting, I put frozen water bottles in their waterers and give them cold treats every day.
Do you have any concerns about the moisture on the ground using the misters?
Anybody has any experience with the misters using them for a long time?. I added a booster pump that takes the water pressure up to 160psi making the droplets smaller but there is still a lot of moisture on the sand.
Do you have any concerns about the moisture on the ground using the misters?
Anybody has any experience with the misters using them for a long time?. I added a booster pump that takes the water pressure up to 160psi making the droplets smaller but there is still a lot of moisture on the sand.