AGPTEK Aluminum Mini Mist Maker Fogger Water Fountain Pond Fog Machine Atomizer, Perfect for Halloween, Christmas and Other Holidays

I bought this for my 40 gallon bowfront aquarium, which has mosses and bamboo growing above the water level, and to keep them hydrated. I had it on a glass mason jar in the back of my tank so my fish couldn't interact with it, having water from the filter splash down onto it.Not only did this do a phenomenal job, I had it on daily since I bought it, Nov 25, 2019. It only just broke 2 days ago as of writing this, Oct 27 2020. Over time the mist level did drop until it was hardly producing (last picture), but most of that was my own fault for a lack of cleaning it and oxidization on the metal building up.Pros:-Kept my mosses and bamboo hydrated daily-Looked amazing and made for incredible pictures of my aquarium-Needed no instructions for use-Lasted MUCH longer than expected-Entertaining to blow the mist aroundCons:-Did oxidize a lot-If water level dropped too low, it would sputter and hiss loudly-Can easily be knocked off its platform by fish, due to being lightweight-Not the most power efficientAll in all, I'll almost certainly buy this again and have plans to use one in a different tank when I get it set up.

Great little inexpensive device. I used it to build a fogger for a snake enclosure, it does the job perfectly and saved me a bundle of money. It produces enough mist in 5-10min to fill up the whole enclosure (too much for me! I have mine is controlled with a humistat) but in an open room it disperses quickly. I would agree with other reviews that for large, open air projects it may not make enough mist. It also splashes a lot, since it's closed into a jug it's not a problem for me but the spalshing and/or splashing noise may ruin the effect for some users.It does work best with a particular water height, too much or too little doesn't produce enough mist. For my fogger I used a floating basket to keep it at the right water level.I'll be buying another of these to setup for my other snake.

If you're trying to use for fogponics look elsewhere. These are garbage and DEADLY. They were shocking me right out of the box some sort of electrical short is going on inside of them. Not only that but the Chrome will eventually leach into your nutrient solution after a while because these aren't sealed up correctly. They're glued with some really cheap stuff and I can see holes in the glue on the bottom. I admit I was trying to skimp on a few bucks. I usually buy mine from thehouseofhydro dotcom in a really nice kit with a floater and extra disks for about $30 a piece. These didn't come with the float or new disks. The adapter on these are total junk it's very flimsy The units get really hot hotter than they should. But besides the electric shock I get from these The fog output is not even a quarter of what my house of hydro units can produce. I can literally count to 5 seconds and the fog is up to the brim of my unit with the house of hydro foggers. These Cheap Chinese ones are actually bigger in size and they take almost 5 Minutes to produce the same amount of fog.. Yet it is still very thin. More like a mist than a fog. Don't waste your money I'm returning these

I used this in a custom made Mountain to pour fog out of for miniatures. I had a small Bowl to hold it, but there was a greater amount of water splashing up and higher then I expected. I got an empty Kool Aid power drink container. This what great because it curved up and help contain the water from splashing. I put Two holes into the sides just above where I would place the water and put Two Big Shake Straws for the fog to come out. It worked reasonable well. The fog doesn't really stay and cover an area that much. But was pretty good pouring out of the mountain. I just wasn't expecting to Need a Koolaid Container amount of space to make it work.

We've had one of these for a couple months as a fogger for our python. One of the replacement atomizers doesn't work, and now the metallic paint is peeling off. It works just fine (with a working atomizer), but the little metal paint flakes everywhere is a pain. That's what we get for trying to save a buck over a proper repti-fogger.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this to add humidity to a plant cabinet and it has worked out well. I have it plugged into a WIFI switch and I scheduled it to run for 2 minutes every hour from 8:30 am to 10:30 pm- this keeps the humidity up without making everything soaking wet. As a bonus, the mist that it generates looks cool and I love to watch it- it is very soothing.There are some things about it that are helpful to know-1. it splashes quite a bit, so you might want to put it inside something to contain that. I put it in a large stemless wine glass that I tilted over so it is almost on its side and propped up in a white plastic jar lid, but I want to try putting it in a small teapot as that would contain the splash well and I am 99% sure that the mist would pour out of the spout.2. You need to use regular water with it- Reverse Osmosis water doesn't work well. I was hoping to be able to use the RO water so it would stay cleaner, but it only made about half as much mist as it made with regular water.3. It does get a little gunky- I clean the mister and the glass about once a week.

I honestly wasn't expecting much, for the price. I thought it would be a flop that I could use to make my Halloween decorations look cool after it disappointed me. But... I was honestly surprised. I bought this to humidify a small "martha" tent that I am growing some pearl oyster mushrooms and lions mane in, so I need extra humidity. I set this atomizer on a timer to run once every two hours on fifteen minute intervals while I was at work. Let's just say I had to leave the tent open for a few hours to air out the excess humidity. Now I run it once for fifteen minutes per day and it does exactly what I need it to do! As long as there's a water source, this thing will definitely give you the mist for anything you need it for.