I need a product like this that I can SPRAY onto my four filter elements then hose off after a few minutes. Can you spray on and hose off?
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No, you add warm water to this product and soak your filter over night and then spray off.
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This product is definitely meant to be used as a soak. 1# per 5 gals. water. Not sure what elements you're trying to clean but I think you might be better off with a product specifically meant to be sprayed on. InTheSwim.com has one that is reasonably priced and a 1-800 you can call and ask about their product. Search for a coupon code and get free shipping or a % discount.
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Not sure but I doubt it; the person who sold me this originally suggested that I do it as follows: use a disposable plastic bucket (I use a cat litter pail that held 35 lbs.) that will fit the entire filter and fill it more than halfway with water. Add the Filter Cleanse (which is in the form of crystals) until the water has turned a clear cherry red and then immerse the filter about halfway. Let it soak for several hours and then take the filter out and invert it so the portion that has been saturated with the solution will be. Then let it soak several more hours before finally taking it out and rinsing it thoroughly. The solution can be kept in the bucket for a long time and the next time you clean the filter you can just add a little more crystal to the solution to get it back to the necessary red color to do its job. In this manner the bottle lasts quite a long time. But I think the big deal is to let it soak so spraying it on and hosing it back off might not do the job as thoroughly.
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I don't think this is what you're looking for, Mark. One needs to dilute the powder in a large bucket, then submerge the filter and let it soak for quite a while. I see no option for spray-on, nor for quick turnaround. Good luck!
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Yes. They sell a hose-end applicator. You put the recommended amount of the product in the applicator, attach it to the end of the hose, and run the hose until the product is gone .
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You should use a fine sprayer, like the 2-gallon pump type. You will blow through the bottle of this stuff in no time using a hose-end sprayer.
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I have a filter attached to my compressor, and I either use my hose that I have an oiler attached before the quick release, or if I am using a standard hose, I will put a drop or two of oil into the gun before using.
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My best guess is that anything beyond a liquid mixture would clog the spray tips, which is why the filter (on the intake "straw" in the tank is there to prevent). If the organic mixture is completely liquid, I cannot see why the filters would need to be removed. Hope this helps somewhat.
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In order for continuous spray the hose does have to be connected and on. It doesn't cycle the water.
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I havent, but I figure you could. You'd obviously have to cover the sensor and light, but the rest is just plastic. Im sure the instructions say not to. But the plastic is dark brown and very smooth, no texture. A spray job may not last long at all.
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you can, but I don't recommend it. I did that and the pressure built up and popped the spray loose from the faucet.My recommendation would be to turn the water off!
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Sorry for the late response if you have the quick connect this is the best hose to buy no filter needed hose stays flexible in cold weather love this hose hope that helps
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This pre filter goes on the end of a garden hose and is threaded so could connect it to a nozzle or in this case, your pressure washer. Hope that helps.
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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
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You can buy filter cleaner from your local auto parts store or I've herd of guys using dawn dish soap, don't know about that one. So apply the cleaner to the outside of the filter let it sit for a few minutes, then wash from the inside out, with the hose on a very low and constant flow
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Do a search on eBay for "universal spray gun filter" or some similar term. Should find what your looking for.
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Yes and no: It's a little more complicated than a typical aerator - there isn't a "screen" to remove. The whole thing comes apart, although the actual spray head has some channels that can be tricky to clean. A vinegar soak would probably take care of most of that. Practically, I was field stripping the thing frequently enough that the threads on the spray head broke and I had to replace it.
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No Problem...These don't take much airflow to be effective. I use to use the same setup and was never at a loss for spray.Good Luck!
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in theory, yes. but realize that the water output isn't enough for a water spray on a car. i mean, you can collect the 0PPM water in a bucket and spray it, but not enough water output to be effective directly from the water filter. :)
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I would like this typr of timer ( spray every five minutes for the duration of one minute) to use on misting lines