Good pressure sprayer
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Dog Biscuit

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2,424 posts

25 months

Monday 2nd March
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Hello All!

Having had a sucession of the pump action 5l sprayers that block up, have nasty pastic tubing and rarely last a season I'm looking for recommendations please?

It would be for spraying weedkiller, wet 'n forget' etc

Many thanks

Belle427

11,757 posts

261 months

Monday 2nd March
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I have a couple of the essential ones from screwfix and they have lasted well to be fair.

wolfracesonic

9,102 posts

155 months

Monday 2nd March
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Maybe overkill for domestic use but I bought on of these for work, mainly for spraying BAC 50, which is what Wet n Forget is behind all the marketing wk. Goes up to 6 bar and you can hook it up to a compressor to charge it if needed, massive range of nozzles and lances as well. I think mine has Viton seals. Mesto inox sprayer.

Just looked and I paid £155.00 for the 10l in 2019!

Dog Biscuit

Original Poster:

2,424 posts

25 months

Monday 2nd March
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wolfracesonic said:
Maybe overkill for domestic use but I bought on of these for work, mainly for spraying BAC 50, which is what Wet n Forget is behind all the marketing wk. Goes up to 6 bar and you can hook it up to a compressor to charge it if needed, massive range of nozzles and lances as well. I think mine has Viton seals. Mesto inox sprayer.

Just looked and I paid £155.00 for the 10l in 2019!
Thanks - thats the real deal isn't it! 225 smokers is quite an outlay though....Might settle for this one tbh

https://bestsprayers.co.uk/products/profilt-steel-...

MGSteve

214 posts

266 months

Monday 2nd March
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I have a Spear & Jackson '5LPAPS' 5lt sprayer for similar use.
Purchased in 2020 and still going strong, currently £13.69 on Amazon.

Ste-EVo

802 posts

179 months

Monday 2nd March
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Belle427 said:
I have a couple of the essential ones from screwfix and they have lasted well to be fair.
I second this, currently have one and used it for about 4 years, belonged to my mother prior to that and still going strong.

I only use it for Patio Magic/Doff algea cleaner etc a couple of times per year and I tend to leave it half full over the winter and its absolutely fine.

I dare say if I used something harsher like weed killer or bleach that it may not have lasted so well.

Joe M

850 posts

273 months

Monday 2nd March
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Go hozelock, best of the plastic ones. If it's a particularly harsh chemical, get there Viton seal version which I think is now branded pulsar.

Landlubber

993 posts

77 months

Tuesday 3rd March
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Ste-EVo said:
Belle427 said:
I have a couple of the essential ones from screwfix and they have lasted well to be fair.
I second this, currently have one and used it for about 4 years, belonged to my mother prior to that and still going strong.

I only use it for Patio Magic/Doff algea cleaner etc a couple of times per year and I tend to leave it half full over the winter and its absolutely fine.

I dare say if I used something harsher like weed killer or bleach that it may not have lasted so well.
Me too, use mine for spraying spirit based wood preserver on shed and fence, wash it out thoroughly after use, first one lasted three years.

Dog Biscuit

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2,424 posts

25 months

Tuesday 3rd March
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Thank you all for the input - seems like many get decent results form the cheaper ones - sadly thats never been the case here...

Ive oredered the one I linked from a few posts above in the hope it will last a good few years