is this to be used in a pump sprayer or can it be used in one that attaches to a hose?
159842
I would say a pump sprayer because the ratio needs to be just right for it to be effective.
159843
Pump Sprayer is the way I applied it. I always add two or three drops of dishwashing liquid to break down the surface tension and allows the spray to smoothly and competely cover the leaves to insure the plants DIE - not possible withj hose sprayer.
159844
I use it in a pump sprayer and mix accordingly. Mixture calls for 2.5 oz / gal. I would not use in a hose sprayer unless I knew the distribution rate /ratio.
159845
you have to mix it in a pump sprayer according to dilution direction,about one ounce to a gallon water..
159846
this is for pump sprayer only. it is in concentrated form only need three (3) tablespoons per gallon of water. 5 if you want quicker reaction. this becomes waterproof after two hours and last a few months. repeat when necessary. it is 1000% better than any hose attached product.
159847
Cannot be attached to a hose and you must have your own pump. It is a refill only container. It works well
981549
It is too thick as supplied to go through a sprayer. It would have to be diluted for such a use.
818063
Yes, it should connect to any hose that has garden hose connector. Just like other garden hoses, this leader hose has female connector on one end to connect to a faucet, and male connector on another end to accept any garden attachment like a sprinkler, another garden hose, or a soaking hose.
1343650
No. This type is for external use. I use mine on the outflow hose of my cannister filter.
2157067
You can. Fill the hose end sprayer half full. The trouble is this: Your hose end sprayer should thereafter only be used for insecticides.
213234
It is for a 3/4" hose, but you can use a screw in 1" to 3/4" reducing nipple to make it work. This is a well made nozzle. Good luck.
2041433
No hose attachment, you just spray with water. It is really just a piece of plastic
746826
This small piece of hose is used in conjunction with another hose (it attaches to a regular hose through a hose container). The regular hose is used under pressure, so I would have to assume yes.
1386942
Yes, probably. the pump is a centrifugal pump which does not seal when it's not operating so fluid drips out unless the outlet is higher than the level of fluid in the tank. Unless the sprayers seal below a certain pressure, fluid will drip out of them if they're below the tank.
1050886
I have only used it in a 2 gallon size sprayer. I would not use it in a hose end sprayer, it has to be mixed according to directions or it will kill the grass.
1012922
It can be attached directly to a spigot, but typically it is used on the end of a hose.
1531883
I have used these on a soaker hose but I couldn't tell you what the size was. The connector I have leaks in this application but works fine connecting other items like hose to hose or hose to sprayer. I believe my leaks may be the soaker connector.
1419640
If your sprayer is a quick connect this will work. By saying that the quick connect is no tools necessary. Turn the water off and press on outer circle of hose connection and it will almost fall out. Then just push the new one in..
115319
I'm not exactly sure what you are trying to do. But if you mean connecting this hose to one of those movable/portable sprinklers. A coiled hose as this will want to coil back, so it is not suitable for use with a portable sprinkler. This hose does have adequate pressure for a handheld spray nozzle. Hope this helps.
453828
If the I/Dia of the hose fits the O/Dia of the sprayer hand-piece, it should work. If there is a marked discrepancy between the two and the hand-piece is smaller, wrap the hand-piece with 'Gorilla Tape to fit, (My favorite cure-all), and double or triple clamp. Good luck!
2043784
The only way I know to apply is with a sprayer. Don't think you can add it to canister you attach to the hose
828962
It probably could be but my concern would be clean up of the sprayer unit. I would suggest you consult the manufacturer on the use of solvents and any potential damage they might cause to the pump and rubber components