I had one of the large pump type sprayers with a wand but I forgot it when I moved over the summer so have been using a little trigger 99 cent one for the last few months. Over the weekend I broke down and bought another pressure sprayer, a smaller 1.25 L version.

Oh I should have dropped this $7 a long time ago. It is so worth the cost. Not only is this one cheaper than the big 3 L version I have but it works better too. The nozzel gives a finer spray and the pump works better and gives more pressure than the larger one.

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~ Mark

Yes and your hand doesn't go numb from pushing the trigger on that little plant mister!

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Merlin,
What's Life Without A Little Magic!

Lol..glad I dont do anything that requires a pressure sprayer Glad you found one u like tho!

Hmmm I may have to spend that $7 soon....my hand wears out with all the misting I have to do LOL....Lyn

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Warmest Regards from Lyn

Me too...and the stupid handle gets stuck, lol.

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MARSHA

:D I'm smiling because I have no idea whats going on!

Oh time alone is worth the $7. I try to spray about 32 oz a day into Blob's cage -- 4 fills of the 8 oz bottle I had. Which was easily taking 20 minutes of the day. Now it is just fill the jug once pump it a few times and press your thumb down. If I wanted to I could fill, pump, and unload all 44 oz of the sparyer within 5 minutes.

My old little trigger sprayer was pretty much broken from overuse. About half the water would drip over my hand and half would spray out the end as it should.

I am still working on my sensor-controlled automatic misting system but am having trouble finding the humidity sensors. Digi-Key wants north of $20 for one sensor element.

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~ Mark