MistKing Reservoir

Andrew1283

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Many people have no issues using the supplied (and flat) bulkhead from MistKing on the rounded wall of a plastic 5 gallon bucket. I’m sure if you screw it on tight enough, the plastic bucket and bulkhead flexes enough to make a good seal. Still, some people have experienced drips and leaks but get around it by using silicone on the bulkhead. So I wondered, why not use a square bucket with flat walls?
 

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Many people have no issues using the supplied (and flat) bulkhead from MistKing on the rounded wall of a plastic 5 gallon bucket. I’m sure if you screw it on tight enough, the plastic bucket and bulkhead flexes enough to make a good seal. Still, some people have experienced drips and leaks but get around it by using silicone on the bulkhead. So I wondered, why not use a square bucket with flat walls?
A lot of us do!
 
Makes sense what size you using, do you know how much water the mistking uses per hour or whatever,
 
Are use a 27 gallon square container. It’s not only my reservoir for my Miss King but it’s also my fogger. The clear tube you see to the left tells me the water level inside the tub . The tube coming out the front goes to my mistking., the center portal attaches to a filled tube and the tube in the far front attaches to my PVC that goes up in fog’s my inclosure

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But I’ve also made one from a bucket fit underneath a 2 x 2 x 4 that also has a reservoir for mistking and a single head fogger
 

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