burnedrose
New Member
OK, so this is going to sound like a super odd question, but bear with me!
My mister recently broke (and I'm blaming the cat
) so I'm in the market for a new one. However, in September, I will be moving across country to San Diego and I'd like to bring my mister with me but pay the minimum amount of shipping. So, what is the most durable, yet lightest weight mister on the market? I know light weight usually doesn't equal quality, so if a better quality mister is a bit heavier, it's not a big deal.
Usually, I would also just have it shipped out to san Diego, no problems, and just hand mist until we are ready to go, but I've been working anywhere from 40 to 50 hours for the past few weeks ... and will continue to do so up until a week before I leave, so a mister is imperative. I've been having roommates helping out as well as using extra drippers, but it doesn't seem to be helping all that much, as my roommates sometimes forget and the drippers tend to run out of water before I get home.
I haven't had any issues, though, with keeping Kukui's humidity up, but I've also been keeping my window open, letting the natural 60-70% humidty we've had the past few days filter through my room, but Kukui's urates have had a bit of yellow tinged throughout them recently.
My mister recently broke (and I'm blaming the cat
) so I'm in the market for a new one. However, in September, I will be moving across country to San Diego and I'd like to bring my mister with me but pay the minimum amount of shipping. So, what is the most durable, yet lightest weight mister on the market? I know light weight usually doesn't equal quality, so if a better quality mister is a bit heavier, it's not a big deal. Usually, I would also just have it shipped out to san Diego, no problems, and just hand mist until we are ready to go, but I've been working anywhere from 40 to 50 hours for the past few weeks ... and will continue to do so up until a week before I leave, so a mister is imperative. I've been having roommates helping out as well as using extra drippers, but it doesn't seem to be helping all that much, as my roommates sometimes forget and the drippers tend to run out of water before I get home.
I haven't had any issues, though, with keeping Kukui's humidity up, but I've also been keeping my window open, letting the natural 60-70% humidty we've had the past few days filter through my room, but Kukui's urates have had a bit of yellow tinged throughout them recently.
