Futone Hand Sprayer (2L)

This is the best one I've had so far. Ive had 3 different brands in a simlar price range, and this is the best one. The pressure release valve is a HUGE PLUS! I picked this one up because the other one I have I almost made it explode lol.I filled it up, pumped it pretty good, set it down for a little bit to take care of something, and I come back to seeing a bludge with a partial split. Literally a hairline away from blowing up. Dumb on my part to over pump it, but I didnt think Id be able to pump it enough to do that. So this one actually starts to let air out of you pump it to much. So its fool proof .Works great for spraying cannabis plants. Foliar feed, pesticides(I only use organic ones), etc.

Operating flawlessly for a year to spray weeds on a 1 acre lot. Using a salt/vinegar/soap mixture, but I do flush it out every time. Holds 1/2 gallon, but other than having .that limited capacity, this thing works better than an expensive 2 gallon garden rig.It is very well designed, from handle angle, which is just right to bear weight & still make it aimable with the carry hand; A perfectly situated pressure relief valve, allowing you to stop and refill without any mess; A large plunger handle to disperse the pressure of pumping.I have been babying it, trying to make sure it is never over-pressurized, is thoroughly rinsed & allowed to dry for a day before screwing the lid back on after use, but it has worked flawlessly and I would buy another one even if mine pooped out today.

I love this little thing. It’s perfect for garden spraying when I don’t need the big two gallon sprayer. I bought a similar one, for a similar price (actually, a couple of dollars more) from Walmart and it’s absolute garbage compared to this one. But be warned, you can OVER-PUMP this! It doesn’t give you the same kind of resistance in the pumping mechanism that you may be used to with larger sprayers. I over-pumped it one day and the whole top shot off about 20’ in the air. Luckily it wasn’t aimed at my face when that happened and it landed in grass. Lesson learned. I now pump a few times and spray to test it. I love it and will probably buy another one next year when the Walmart one craters.

First off I wanted to give this the benefit of the doubt because these kinds of sprayers are not meant to be long lasting. I purchased the first one last week and within a few days it started to leak out of the top. I requested a replacement and they sent one over to me as long as I return the first, fine.I received the new one yesterday and opened it today. This is meant for water to spray my reptile enclosures. I always rinse these things out so it was a shock when I pulled it out of the bag and opened it to find there was liquid inside the pump itself (not the bucket) and it drained on my hand. It smelled like chemicals. I have since broken out into a rash on my wrist and arm. The tube inside even has a tear and its obviously been used. More than likely this thing was used to treat plants with insecticide, drained and returned only to be put on the shelf. This is a hazard and the company really needs to be more careful.

So this product works great except for one problem; the handle of the pump stick isn’t on very well and will come off. I have actually torn skin on my hands when this happens. I now am very careful when pumping the sprayer. Other than that it was a quality product.

I bought this to help me tackle the nasty job of removing wallpaper (and let me say I will NEVER wallpaper again). The larger 1-2 gallon sprayers with the hose are heavy and bulky, and I didn’t like climbing up and down off step ladder with them. (I am not frail, but I am a woman in my 60s). But this little sprayer was perfect - I could mix up enough solution to wet one wall and let it soak while I was chipping away at another wall. The spray adjusts from a fine mist to a strong squirt. Since I just used the fine mist, I can’t say how far the squirt would extend, but for my purposes it was great.

I bought this to replace a larger sprayer that had a wand. I'm very glad that I did. The capacity is more than enough. I use it only with water to clean mud/sand off of gear at the beach. I dropped it when it was nearly full, so it weighed about 5 pounds or so, from almost 3 feet off the pavement and all that happened was a small crack in the nozzle; I patched that with Sugru. If the construction had not been as robust, there would have been much more damage. That patch has been working fine for months.

The media could not be loaded. It was a bit challenging getting it to pump the pressure. I kept pumping but not one drop would come up unless I pump and press at the same time. The lettering was faded so I got a returned item instead of a new one. The inner tube is glued on home made just like a nother user mentioned it. If you are having problems building pressure like in the video, then the tank is too full of water keep it at the 75 oz and youll be able to pump air