Chapin International G6015 The Chapin Wet/Dry end Sprayer 6015 is one of The Easiest Hose, Translucent

Great product. Be aware the connector to uk hose pipe is hard to find

After trying many times, the connection still leaked badly and it was unusable, which was a waste of money.

Great bit of kit and worth buying from overseas

nice sprayer and feels like great quality, built in internal strainer great of using granular & liquid Fertilisers, but had issues getting it to seal to the hose, the rubber internal seal was very hard rubber, had to replace with 1 then another 2nd softer seal and now doesn't leak, very strange.

Aunque aún no he utilizado la calidad de los materiales se aprecia de inmediato

Where do we start? For one this thing this holds the patent for what is being accomplished here. Dial a spray concentration for cheap, easy, home gamer, fertigation. Sometimes Im dealing with extremely low quality fertilizer. like a profile of 0.6-0.1-0.2 profiles. If Im dealing with a nutrient with a high profile like 0-0-60, I can always turn that DOWN, by adding small amounts and suspending it in water. But sometimes you cant turn that 0.6-0-0 UP, through concentration, like you can with dilution, before you load it into the tanks. So, Lower Number is the name of the game on these tanks. For instance most bottles are 1 to 80 mix ratio at the head. That Number 80 parts water is NOT GOOD, with this, aforementioned game rules. This unit is able to crank all the way down to a 48tsp of product to a gallon of water. Thats 1:16 ratio. low numbers is more gooder. So this beats a 1:80 all day. Since its so easy to dilute, but so harder to push that number to a lower ratio sometimes. 1:16 is honestly the number to beat (patent not pending, patent fully established) Heres where I give it ZERO stars. 1:16 is the only number I care about. But the manual says Mix ratios and lists its lowest setting at 3TBS. Output: 48 tsp per gallon..Well that sentence is just gobbity goop. Like the 1 to 80 mixers that refuse to disclosed the 1:80 mix and just say "well yeah it mixes". This one gives some convoluted gobbity goop instead of just saying 16 to 1. ITS ONLY SELLING POINT TO ME!! So I feel like it convolutes things and you have to go hunting. Instead of just saying 16:1. its a real "the customer is always right, but this time the customers left on a stretcher gasping for breath" moment. Im getting tired of this. But the way this drinks down a bottle at the lowest setting you know its good. 5 stars. EDIT: after careful consideration, for context. If Im using a granular or powder. Im making sure thats fully dissolved in water, without sediment, before I open the valve on this siphon. Even if that means dissolving it in hot water and checking for sediment. Even if that a 1:16. Thats 1 part HOT water to 16 parts COLD water. Which will not cook my turf squirting hot water at it. If its not able to dissolve in water Im either filtering out the sediment with a paint strainer or Im not siphoning it. The concept of chunking random granulars in here as a feature I dont subscribe to. This is a liquid sprayer. Especially for virtual insoluble solids or precipitate. From a distance that looks like youre asking for trouble. And from experience. Since Ive clogged plenty of back sprayers and general sprayers, doing just that with stuff like Sulfur I didnt bother putting into solution, and said "meh, good enough. Let the sprayer handle that"

I've never used one of these before so I'm not sure if it's better or worse than others. However it works well, a little awkward to hold and can be messy with liquids, but I love it, very convenient.

Returned the day I received because there was no spray nozzle or a hose connector for Australia. I think you can buy an adaptor with American thread from Bunnings but I would not recommend this to Australian buyers because our garden hoses don't have threaded brass ends.

Not good in the slightest. All of the joints leak like crazy even at a gentle water pressurization, the nozzles are ALL clogged up and don't spray correctly in the least. I was hoping for at least a decent product at least but apparently the few reviews that are negative are accurate. Which sucks. I will limp it along until the end of my growing season then this thing is going in the recycling bin.