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| SnowStorm Snowmaking is our parent company |
It's a funny story how we got into this business...
For years our parent company, SnowStorm Snowmaking, has been designing and manufacturing home snowmaking equipment for anyone who
wants to make real snow at home just like the ski resorts do. During the off season in the spring and summer months business slows down and we
begin to work on projects for the next winter season. Being from Pennsylvania our summers are very hot and humid.
While we would work on designing new snowmakers, we had to work outdoors in the excruciating heat. We would always look forward to testing
out a new snowmaker because it meant that high pressure water would be sprayed out of the snowmaker. Every time we turned on the
snowmaker, the high pressure water would cool down the outside air enough to make working outside more comfortable.
We decided that we would go to a store and buy a water mister that we could run continuously to keep us cool while we worked outdoors. After
going to several stores and looking online, we realized there were no portable water misters that we could take outside with us when we worked.
We then looked online for a portable mister and realized our only real option for a portable mister would be a cumbersome misting fan which
required electricity. Since the misting fan was heavy and we had no access to electric where we were working away from the building, we decided
to just get an inexpensive misting system that we could mount permanently outside where we worked and run it off a regular garden hose.
We set out all of the parts for the misting system and thought it would be simple and quick to install. It wasn't until we started assembling the kit
that we realized this was going to be quite a project just to keep us cool. What we thought would take no more than 20 minutes to install
everything ended up taking several hours. With these misting kits you had to cut, bend, and hang hoses, then install fittings for the nozzles to
attach to the misting line. As we were installing some of the fittings to the misting line, we noticed how cheap the fittings were and knew right away
they wouldn't last long.
After about two days of running the mister several of the nozzles clogged and our newly installed misting system essentially became worthless. A
few days later a thunderstorm with high winds ripped the mister off of where we had it securely mounted. This is when we got the idea that maybe
we should design our own water mister.
After trying various misting nozzles, we found a type that we liked which were available in a wide variety of flow rates. We found out that the
smallest size misting nozzle had the same flow rate as the nozzles on the water mister we bought, which produced the perfect amount of mist.
Except our nozzles had a major advantage over the cheap nozzles on the water mister we bought: a built in mesh screen filter to prevent nozzle
clogging.
After modifying a home snowmaker to run off just a garden hose, we installed our misting nozzles in place of the snowmaking nozzles and gave
our new "mister" a try. To everyone's surprise it worked perfectly the first time. After running it for almost a week, none of the nozzles clogged
thanks to the built in filter. To this date, we are still using the original nozzles with no clogs yet and the mister is heavily used throughout the
summer.
The mister we had made (now sold as our portable low pressure mister) was perfect because it was on a stand which meant you could take it
anywhere. So whether we would work indoors or outdoors all we needed was a standard garden hose and we had a water mister. The mister we
bought had to be mounted permanently which meant we couldn't move it around with us. Since we could bring our mister indoors, it wouldn't get
damaged in the event a thunderstorm came through with high winds.
While we had our new mister running a delivery man saw it running and thought it was perfect for his back patio. He asked where we got it and we
told him that we made it. Since it resembled our snowmakers so much with the stand and tower, he thought it was one of our production items and
wanted to buy one from us. When told it wasn't a production item, he still wanted to buy one and said he thought it would sell rather well. Before
you knew it we were mass producing our new mister and it became such a success that we started building a wide range of water misters and
misting systems.
Our misters and misting systems are so popular that they are shipped to hotels, resorts, golf courses, and restaurants around the world. We
continue to design new and innovative water misting products to serve a wide variety of industries and applications. Even if we don't have a water
mister in our product line, we will gladly build a water mister to your specifications.
For years our parent company, SnowStorm Snowmaking, has been designing and manufacturing home snowmaking equipment for anyone who
wants to make real snow at home just like the ski resorts do. During the off season in the spring and summer months business slows down and we
begin to work on projects for the next winter season. Being from Pennsylvania our summers are very hot and humid.
While we would work on designing new snowmakers, we had to work outdoors in the excruciating heat. We would always look forward to testing
out a new snowmaker because it meant that high pressure water would be sprayed out of the snowmaker. Every time we turned on the
snowmaker, the high pressure water would cool down the outside air enough to make working outside more comfortable.
We decided that we would go to a store and buy a water mister that we could run continuously to keep us cool while we worked outdoors. After
going to several stores and looking online, we realized there were no portable water misters that we could take outside with us when we worked.
We then looked online for a portable mister and realized our only real option for a portable mister would be a cumbersome misting fan which
required electricity. Since the misting fan was heavy and we had no access to electric where we were working away from the building, we decided
to just get an inexpensive misting system that we could mount permanently outside where we worked and run it off a regular garden hose.
We set out all of the parts for the misting system and thought it would be simple and quick to install. It wasn't until we started assembling the kit
that we realized this was going to be quite a project just to keep us cool. What we thought would take no more than 20 minutes to install
everything ended up taking several hours. With these misting kits you had to cut, bend, and hang hoses, then install fittings for the nozzles to
attach to the misting line. As we were installing some of the fittings to the misting line, we noticed how cheap the fittings were and knew right away
they wouldn't last long.
After about two days of running the mister several of the nozzles clogged and our newly installed misting system essentially became worthless. A
few days later a thunderstorm with high winds ripped the mister off of where we had it securely mounted. This is when we got the idea that maybe
we should design our own water mister.
After trying various misting nozzles, we found a type that we liked which were available in a wide variety of flow rates. We found out that the
smallest size misting nozzle had the same flow rate as the nozzles on the water mister we bought, which produced the perfect amount of mist.
Except our nozzles had a major advantage over the cheap nozzles on the water mister we bought: a built in mesh screen filter to prevent nozzle
clogging.
After modifying a home snowmaker to run off just a garden hose, we installed our misting nozzles in place of the snowmaking nozzles and gave
our new "mister" a try. To everyone's surprise it worked perfectly the first time. After running it for almost a week, none of the nozzles clogged
thanks to the built in filter. To this date, we are still using the original nozzles with no clogs yet and the mister is heavily used throughout the
summer.
The mister we had made (now sold as our portable low pressure mister) was perfect because it was on a stand which meant you could take it
anywhere. So whether we would work indoors or outdoors all we needed was a standard garden hose and we had a water mister. The mister we
bought had to be mounted permanently which meant we couldn't move it around with us. Since we could bring our mister indoors, it wouldn't get
damaged in the event a thunderstorm came through with high winds.
While we had our new mister running a delivery man saw it running and thought it was perfect for his back patio. He asked where we got it and we
told him that we made it. Since it resembled our snowmakers so much with the stand and tower, he thought it was one of our production items and
wanted to buy one from us. When told it wasn't a production item, he still wanted to buy one and said he thought it would sell rather well. Before
you knew it we were mass producing our new mister and it became such a success that we started building a wide range of water misters and
misting systems.
Our misters and misting systems are so popular that they are shipped to hotels, resorts, golf courses, and restaurants around the world. We
continue to design new and innovative water misting products to serve a wide variety of industries and applications. Even if we don't have a water
mister in our product line, we will gladly build a water mister to your specifications.
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