Chapin 16200 Pump Sprayer, 2-Gallon, Lawn & Garden Translucent Poly Tank, Adjustable Cone Nozzle, Ergonomic Handle & in-Tank Filter for Herbicides, Pesticides & Fertilizers

Works well for my special roach killing formula, and light enough for a grandmother to carry around the house.

Good product

I recently purchased a pump sprayer to use with my RM43 76502 Total Vegetation Control weed killer. The product is straightforward and user-friendly, designed for easy setup and efficient operation. Setup and Use: The setup was a breeze: all I had to do was screw the parts together and start pumping to create the necessary pressure. This simplicity made it quick to get started on treating the weeds. Features: - Easy Setup: No complex assembly required. Just screw it in and pump. - Locking Feature: A useful addition that allows continuous spraying without having to hold the trigger down, making the task less tiring. Performance: - Efficiency: The sprayer worked effectively, delivering a consistent spray that helped distribute the weed killer evenly across the treated areas. - Build Quality: Overall, the sprayer feels durable and well-constructed, which gives me confidence it will last for a while. Areas for Improvement: While the sprayer worked well overall, there are a couple of aspects that could be improved: 1. Hose Length: The hose could be a bit longer to provide more flexibility and reach when spraying larger areas. 2. Leakage Issue: I noticed that the weed killer started to leak through the hose. Despite checking to ensure it was tightened properly, the issue persisted. This might indicate a fault in the hose, and I may need to replace it to avoid further leaks. Conclusion: Despite the minor issues, the pump sprayer performed its primary function well and made applying the weed killer much easier. The easy setup and the locking feature for continuous spraying are definite advantages. However, improvements in hose length and addressing the leakage issue would make this product even better. Overall, I'm satisfied with its performance and build quality, and I would recommend it to others looking for a straightforward and efficient solution for applying weed killer.

I am absolutely delighted. What a great value this has been for us. This has way more than paid me back for what I put down on it. It pressures up relatively quickly and works like a gem. I've been using it one-two times a week for an insecticide we had to use on an infestation. Pleased as can be that it's working so well. Love how, when the pump handle is locked down, you can use that as leverage to close/open the twist-on cap. (I have arthritis, so that helps!). If there is any issue at all, it's a tiny, tiny, minor one. That is, it's too easy to accidentally slide the trigger lock to the "constant spray" position. So, like, if I'm spraying just a spot and that accidentally locks open, I kind of panic a bit, struggling to get it off again while spraying all over the place. But that's it. That's just a matter of being "surprised" by it a few times, then anticipating it might happen and making sure it's not moved when I stop pressing the trigger. Matter of familiarity, is all. Once aware of that, it's not really big enough an issue to be a deal breaker. No regrets! Many uses so far and still working good as the day it came, so seals seem to be good enough.

I bought this to spray a mix of bleach and detergent on the cedar shingles on my house facade. They tell you to test first with plain water. On the first test, it would not hold pressure, but tightening the cap very tight got it to work. I then filled it with my propietary mix of 7 ounces bleach + 5ozs detergent to 1/2 gallon water. I got it to hold pressure on the second try and sprayed a portion of the house. There is only one setting for the spray head––a stream. It had enough pressure to reach to the second story but it's slow going getting coverage because of the narrow stream. I let it sit for 10 to 15 minutes and washed off with a hose and clear water. Not a bad job, but slow. The next day I refilled to do some more of the house exterior. This time it wouldn't pressurize at all. After tightening the lid as tight as I could, I got it to hold enough pressure to get in about 30 seconds of weak spraying before having to re-pump. I was about to give up after a few tries of this, but then thought that maybe I could seal the lid with some wide teflon tape. I wrapped my 3/4" industrial seal PTFE tape five or six times around the threads, but still could not get a better seal. Decided to scrap it. Amazon gave me a returnless refund. The people selling this item ought to take it off the market. But I guess they figure enough people will not bother to claim a refund or will wait too long. Sellers like this ought to be put out of business. I really suggest you try this as soon as you get it, and request a refund right away if it fails. I went back to my old method of using my old container of Mold Armor deck spray which has a nozzle you attach to the garden hose. After I realized it was nothing but bleach, I refilled it myself for several cheap and effective deck washes. It works well on siding as well, especially if you refill with a mix of bleach and detergent. You can get a 64 oz. bottle on Amazon for $8.97 https://www.amazon.com/Mold-Armor-FG51264-Sprayer-Plain/dp/B01NAU9T3C/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=mold+armor&qid=1626919731&sr=8-5 It's cheaper than this furshlugginer sprayer, and you can refill a lot of times and it still works. Because a hose-end sprayer dilutes the contents of the bottle with water, I fill the bottle almost full with bleach and add a few ounces of detergent. to treat algae-soiled cedar shingles. If no algae, just dirt, reduce the amount of bleach. I used pink Krud Kutter pressure-washer concentrate that I found at the hardware store as my detergent. On the lightest setting, my pressure washer still tears up soft wood, so a hose-end sprayer is safer and more effective.

Works as advertised. The hose is very stiff though. The rest of the package is pretty good. I would say it's a good value for the money.

My son’s Christmas gift. He was excited about receiving it. Said he really wanted one. He said it is easy to use.

Worst spray bottle. The air seal doesn’t hold so you have to constantly pump. The liquid you are spraying is constantly leaking from the trigger and the bottle and the hose keeps coming loose. Terrible purchase and made my project take much longer than it should have. Buy something else.

Best brand of sprayer we have ever had. Really tough and durable

Not easy handling and the2 I bought will not hold pressure after pumping. I tightened every piece.

Fantastic does the job

I use this to apply my carpet cleaner. I add my carpet shampoo to this and prespray the carpet or spots and let it absorb in for 15 minutes to release soiled areas and kill germs. It takes 10 minutes for any soap to kill germs, my carpet cleaner doesn't give me that option. It works a lot better than the carpet cleaner dispenser, and I add 2 drops of essential oils to the dispenser jug with warm water so when I'm washing my carpets they get a little fresh scent.

Al bombear el aire se fuga, puedes escucharlo escaparse, lo que pierde el sentido porque tendrias que estar bombeando seguido para volver a generar presion.