Is it a manual squeeze trigger? Or is it like the battery powered sprayer Swifter has?
1624687
It is a squeeze trigger and you use it sparingly. Actually, I prefer to use water rather than the Bona solution, but use that sparingly also.
1624688
It has a manual squeeze trigger to dispense the cleaning solution and a battery operated "scrubbing" function (basically the base vibrates to help scrub stuck on spots) that you can turn on/off.
1466455
The gun is operated by air. You will need a compressor. No batteries needed.
1667435
This is a hand pump sprayer and, as such, it does not have a battery or an electric motor. The pump lever is very easy to operate and pumping only need be done a few times every few minutes. This is a quality sprayer that should last many years if properly rinsed after each use.
1025746
There is nothing automatic about it. Works well, but yu have to apply a lot of pressure with the hand tool to lift up the dirt on stairs. Suction is good and still the best home cleaner that I have used. 1st one broke down after 4 uses, but I have a 3500 square foot house and pets. Did a well enough job that I looked for another exact one when it was time to Spring clean again.
1142907
Yes, it is automatic but single action. This means that it only shoots out and doesn't close automatically. If it was double action then it would automatically open and close, both ways.
1385032
Its not battery op, trigger is very light though. No case, just the box. If u want automatic , check out Empire inert mini, battery op auto and program-able.
1827210
The sprayer is pumped by the handle. It is not motorized. It's an excellent sprayer and easy to use.
734892
No, the trigger is like a spray trigger you find on any other spray cleaner. It just controls the spray out from the bottom.
1008567
Just spray but because you squeeze the handle to activate the spray, you can control the volume of water and thus the pressure.
1030227
It has a squeeze trigger that is very easy to use. It doesn't take a lot of pressure to keep it running. Being light in weight, If you can hold it you'll have enough strength to keep it going.
1452505
Is the bottle snapped in all the? If so you just squeeze the handle and and it will spray. You have to wait for the trigger to release before spraying again.
278706
I bought the aircat 1150 impressive trigger control i can reduce the torque apllied with trigger squeeze the dial is only the max torue apllied at that setting while the trigger allows a varibable up to the selected setting
2262913
Yes. The trigger for this sprayer is the red button, which you press (lightly) with your thumb. It also features a trigger lock, so you can lock the button down in the ON position.
2212349
Hello Suzanne, It's a push-pull lens, pull the barrel out and you get manual and push it in and your in automatic or maybe vise versa???
1526272
It's self-contained electric. No compressor needed. I second the other comment; it works great for stain and thinned paint, but not as robust as a commercial sprayer for thicker paint. Of course you get what you pay for... For the right use/purpose it's a great option.
1425152
I am not sure about the air pressure-- you can manually control the spray in two ways: first you have a dial of assorted size holes that you can set and secondly the spray is trigger control ( the more you squeeze the trigger, the harder it sprays). I just have the typical pancake-style air compressor, so you don't need anything real big or of professional grade
251750
I cannot answer your question, but I can tell you that this sprayer is not one I would recommend now that I've used it a few times. The price is good, but if you need something to use repeatedly and frequently, this is not a good choice. I followed the manufacturer's instructions and have had multiple problems with the pressure mechanism and leaks. If quality and service are essential and important to your needs, keep shopping.