Is there a way to "tune" the water flow so that all the sprayers are equal in output? It would seem that the first sprayer will have the most coverage
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I have the same issue. I just lay it in a pattern that generally works. It does work better if the water force is high, but then the spray is too wide for my use. This is not my only in-line spray system and both have the same issue. For me it's still better than hand watering. PF
1153686
You are right in that the first sprayer does spray more area than the middle sprayer and the end sprayer does the lest. I have not tried to make them equal. I have just positioned the sprayers according. While you can see that the 1st sprayer is larger I also have not noticed a huge difference. The one thing I wish is that the hoses of my last set were not so stiff. My first set had hoses that were not as stiff.
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You are correct that the first sprayer gets more water than the other two -- there may be a way to "tune" them with the nozzels but I've never tried it because I don't need to -- I don't place them the full hose length apart but bring the two that have lesser spray closer together so I end up with basically an even spray -- they are not high tech but do the job --
1153688
It does have an adjustable flow nozzle although I've never had to use it. Once the system is laid out level and pressure equalizes in the hoses, I personally haven't experienced a noticeable difference in pressure. If a difference in pressure does occur, it's an easy screw-type adjustment or you can make up for it with the layout of the hoses.
1153689
Yes, there is a small bolt in the middle of the head. Tighten it to reduce the flow. I have tuned my decently well for my narrow, long strip.
520717
If talstar clogs your sprayer then this probably will too. That said you might want to switch to a bigger nozzle. You don't want to atomize this stuff, just put out a stream or mist to dry on a surface. It will minimize the amount you breathe in and maximize the effectiveness
1759872
Get a high quality sprayer. I purchased the one recommended by Amazon for this product.
888756
It appears that there is a flow restrictor in the spray head at the point where it attaches to the hose. I experienced unacceptably low water flow immediately after installing this faucet, so I took another look and discovered the flow restrictor. I removed the O-Ring and the little plastic part with holes in it...then reinstalled the spray head. My water flow is now just right. I went from about .9 gallons per minute to about 1.33 gpms after removing these parts.
1571364
there is a flow adjustment - works great! flow needs to be set before setting up pump, a little clumsy but it works fine for my betta on low setting without any other adustments - good luck
893595
Shower head can be adjusted to spray in different directions. Amount of spray is not adjustable though
41938
Hi, yes that is very simple, this way you can get every drop off bottom. Do you ever get bottles where the sprayer is short and it doesn't get that last little bit? The beauty of these makes you able to get every last spray. Hope that makes sense. :)
2040279
We had to replace the sprayer because it was doing the same thing. New one works fine. You can get them on Ebay.
2059875
I couldn't find anywhere to adjust the water flow. It just smoothly flows at a steady pace. I hope this helps.
2126741
Yes, this is an issue. When I use it, I slowly turn the dial and stop when the pressure is sufficient. Please note that the water will not come out immediately when you start turning the dial. It takes some time to build sufficient pressure for the nozzle to start spraying the water. You should get the right dial position with a bit trial and error.
546231
Here is what I do:Fill with water and screw sprayer back on With the squeeze bottle in the upright position (sprayer facing up), place a finger over the air hole (to keep water from spraying when bottle is inverted)Position sprayer as neededRemove finger from air hole & squeeze bottle for stronger stream
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sure there are different way's just which way is best for your application IF you can take a mister off shoot the inside with a little silicon or plumbers putty inside of it this way if you need to use it later just undo it or you can put a cap over it using plastic hose and sealing end of it or if the type you use is screwed on you can find a end cap that is threaded and place that into where you don't want the sprayer. Hope this help's. PS remember the more you block off the others would get more pressure you would need to turn down the water pressure. ;-)
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I've only used one nozzle but it covered an area 1-1.5 feet in diameter. You can adjust the nozzle to change the diameter. One of the other nozzles might have wider coverage.
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I had the same issue bought the house with the faucet. I went by looks and it worked great for me. I only think the made one variations of the sprayer. Did not take long to install. Like a new faucet. Good luck,James
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Each sprinkler head has a different spray pattern, so perhaps you should switch heads. If you aren't using a pressure regulator, you can also control the distance of the spray by adjusting the water level up or down.The hoses are relatively small and only carry a certain amount of water, so you may be asking more from the system than it is physically capable of delivering. If that is the problem, add more hoses and more sprinkler heads. Good luck!
925271
You can regulate the flow by turning the "red" end. Wide open, I'd guess, 1 gpm. Great nozzles.
1110934
add 2 fl oz per gallon of water for each 500 sq feet. when using a tank sprayer