Debby Grant on wed 7 oct 98
Some time ago there were some posts on misting fountains.
I have been making fountains for some time and recently saw
a beautiful table top fountain that misted. I know where to get
pumps but don't know how to achieve the mist. Is it done with
a special pump or is something added to the water? I would
appreciate it very much if someone could tell me how to
achieve the mist and where I can purchase the mechanism
that causes it.
Thanks in advance, Debby Grant in NH
Penny Hosler on thu 8 oct 98
Debby,
I haven't a clue about the mechanics of a fogger, but you can buy one from:
Lou Davis Wholesale catalog 800-748-7991. It's called the Tropical Cloud
Fogger - regular price $39.95 / on sale for $34.95. Fairly spendy, but it
beats dry ice.....
Penny in WA
-----Original Message-----
From: Debby Grant
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Wednesday, October 07, 1998 5:52 AM
Subject: Misting Fountains
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Some time ago there were some posts on misting fountains.
>I have been making fountains for some time and recently saw
>a beautiful table top fountain that misted. I know where to get
>pumps but don't know how to achieve the mist. Is it done with
>a special pump or is something added to the water? I would
>appreciate it very much if someone could tell me how to
>achieve the mist and where I can purchase the mechanism
>that causes it.
>
>Thanks in advance, Debby Grant in NH
>
Fred Paget on fri 9 oct 98
The mist is made by an ultrasonic peizoelectric crystal device that is
sometimes sold as a humidifier for frogs, salamanders and other creatures
kept as pets. Check a pet store selling reptiles. I got one about 3 years
ago to make a miniature smoking volcano for an orchid show in San
Francisco. As far as I can remember it was made in the orient, Taiwan I
think. It cost us about $70. At the show one of the orchid dealers in
Chinese Cymbidiums approached me and said he had them for sale about 10
dollars cheaper for use in humidifying Wardian cases - a sort of terrarium
used with gro-lamps to grow delicate small orchids or carnivorous plants
indoors. These things were tried as humidifiers for sick rooms also but I
could not find one at our local drugstores when I was looking.
Fred Paget
>Some time ago there were some posts on misting fountains.
>I have been making fountains for some time and recently saw
>a beautiful table top fountain that misted. I know where to get
>pumps but don't know how to achieve the mist. Is it done with
>a special pump or is something added to the water? I would
>appreciate it very much if someone could tell me how to
>achieve the mist and where I can purchase the mechanism
>that causes it.
> Debby Grant
From Fred Paget, in marvelous Marin County, California, USA
chris giorgetti on fri 9 oct 98
Debby ..... in the current Lou Davis catalog there is a Tropical Cloud
Fogger for ceramic fountains. The price is $34.95. If you don't need the
fogger, maybe they could help you out. Their number is 800-748-7991, 8:00
am to 7:00 pm central time. Hope this helps you.
Chris in is it ever gonna be winter California
Debby Grant wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Some time ago there were some posts on misting fountains.
> I have been making fountains for some time and recently saw
> a beautiful table top fountain that misted. I know where to get
> pumps but don't know how to achieve the mist. Is it done with
> a special pump or is something added to the water? I would
> appreciate it very much if someone could tell me how to
> achieve the mist and where I can purchase the mechanism
> that causes it.
>
> Thanks in advance, Debby Grant in NH
Bill on mon 12 oct 98
Don't know if it will help. I use a mister on my Bonsai's and it's from
a company called DIP Corporation out of San Marcos, Ca Their web site
is: www.digcorp.com
I've only used the misters pointed in the down position. I bet that
pointed in the up position and lighted properly they would be just
super.
GOOD LUCK!
Bill Goldstick
Big Pine Key, FL
Still Cleaning Up and Eating Red Cross Food...........uck!
Penny Hosler wrote:
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Debby,
> I haven't a clue about the mechanics of a fogger, but you can buy one from:
> Lou Davis Wholesale catalog 800-748-7991. It's called the Tropical Cloud
> Fogger - regular price $39.95 / on sale for $34.95. Fairly spendy, but it
> beats dry ice.....
>
> Penny in WA
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Debby Grant
> To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
> Date: Wednesday, October 07, 1998 5:52 AM
> Subject: Misting Fountains
>
> >----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> >Some time ago there were some posts on misting fountains.
> >I have been making fountains for some time and recently saw
> >a beautiful table top fountain that misted. I know where to get
> >pumps but don't know how to achieve the mist. Is it done with
> >a special pump or is something added to the water? I would
> >appreciate it very much if someone could tell me how to
> >achieve the mist and where I can purchase the mechanism
> >that causes it.
> >
> >Thanks in advance, Debby Grant in NH
> >
rosalie9342@my-dejanews.com on thu 29 oct 98
In article <007401bdf211$ef49d100$95f9cdd0@igor>,
Penny Hosler wrote:Debby,
I just saw those "misters" as well as submersible lights for fountains at
www.artflowdesigns.com/ Hope this helps.
Rosalie in CA
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Debby,
> I haven't a clue about the mechanics of a fogger, but you can buy one from:
> Lou Davis Wholesale catalog 800-748-7991. It's called the Tropical Cloud
> Fogger - regular price $39.95 / on sale for $34.95. Fairly spendy, but it
> beats dry ice.....
>
> Penny in WA
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Debby Grant
> To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
> Date: Wednesday, October 07, 1998 5:52 AM
> Subject: Misting Fountains
>
> >----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> >Some time ago there were some posts on misting fountains.
> >I have been making fountains for some time and recently saw
> >a beautiful table top fountain that misted. I know where to get
> >pumps but don't know how to achieve the mist. Is it done with
> >a special pump or is something added to the water? I would
> >appreciate it very much if someone could tell me how to
> >achieve the mist and where I can purchase the mechanism
> >that causes it.
> >
> >Thanks in advance, Debby Grant in NH
> >
>
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rosalie9342@my-dejanews.com on thu 29 oct 98
In article <3f680bec.361a5728@aol.com>,
Debby Grant wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Some time ago there were some posts on misting fountains.
> I have been making fountains for some time and recently saw
> a beautiful table top fountain that misted. I know where to get
> pumps but don't know how to achieve the mist. Is it done with
> a special pump or is something added to the water? I would
> appreciate it very much if someone could tell me how to
> achieve the mist and where I can purchase the mechanism
> that causes it.
>
> Thanks in advance, Debby Grant in NH
>
I found a mister for water fountains at the following
site:www.artflowdesigns.com/ under accesories.
Hope this helps, Rosalie Moore in CA
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Tom List on sat 1 dec 01
Hi everyone! Some time ago I remember a discussion about fountains that
put out a fine mist. I have looked in the archives but I can't find any
information. Can someone direct me to where I can purchase a misting
fountain? Many thanks!! Nancy
Penny Hosler on sat 1 dec 01
Nancy,
The message was:
"you can buy one from:
Lou Davis Wholesale catalog 800-748-7991. It's called the Tropical Cloud
Fogger - regular price $39.95 / on sale for $34.95. " Don't know what
the current price is - may even be cheaper now.
Penny in WA
> Hi everyone! Some time ago I remember a discussion about fountains
that
> put out a fine mist. I have looked in the archives but I can't find
any
> information. Can someone direct me to where I can purchase a misting
> fountain? Many thanks!! Nancy
>
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