Anyone try this sprayer??

[steamron]

I saw this sprayer online and thought it was a rather good idea. http://www.green-gorilla.com/commercial.html

I have several pump up sprayers and even used the hydro-force sprayers for years and figured out there is a big saving in prespray when you use a pump sprayer. The sales rep told me that they have sold a few to carpet cleaners, theatthe sprayers battery can last 6 hours spraying and that when you adjust the spray to a stream that it can go up to 20 feet. They also said that it is about 15psi.

Give feed back,

Thanks

 

[Shawn Abbey]

I'm not a fan of battery operated sprayers, nor pump sprayers for prespray. The sprayer seems overpriced. I'd recommend a Hydro-Force inline sprayer. Much cheaper and a better delivery system for a prespray.

my $.02

 

[hydracat]

I pump up my cat pump for 1 hour to do 3 min of work.

 

[tmdry]

I would never use a pump up sprayer unless I'm putting down anti microbial and or doing a commercial encap job.

Other than that, I have 4-6 different hydroforce jugs, and 2 hydroforce style sprayers no tip, one to use the diff presprays, and one for protector w/ 01 tip.

I seriously hate pump up sprayers.

 

[Jimmy L]

Only hacks use pump ups.

Use a pump up for encap?

Really?

 

[FB19087]

Only hacks use pump ups.

Use a pump up for encap?

Really?

Jimmy......maybe you could take your membership here more seriously and come up with some thought provoking discussion that is POSITIVE and maybe even useful.

 

[Jimmy L]

Well how about using a back pack sprayer where you pump a lever on the side?

Probably much better output than a regular pump up .

How is that Fred?

What is this world coming to?

 

[FB19087]

Thats great Jimmy.....

but I thought you would recognize the Foster quote...........

 

[tmdry]

Only hacks use pump ups.

Use a pump up for encap?

Really?

Yes, really

I don't use backpack sprayers, I rather use a 3m sprayer, which I had several of them but the pumps all die eventually. If I'm going to use that much encap prespray I'd rather use my Cimex tank. I hardly ever encap these days, it's all hydroforce sprayer w/ the tm.

 

[Steamin McFadden]

To the thread starter,
I would recomend looking into making a pepsi keg sprayer, it will cost less and be indestructable, plus you can spray at 80 psi , much faster than that pump up junk. Another good option is the hudson never pump battery sprayer. Just google it , you can find them on sale for $79 at times. It can almost cover a carpet as fast as a hydro force , the down side is you got to carry the heavy thing around.

 

[alazo1]

For you hydroforce folks...how do you maintain them. Do you just buy a new one every so often?.

 

[Jimmy L]

Pump ups are a time waster.
Inconsistant spray and area coverage.
Make your time on a job efficent because time is money.
I use a battery sprayer , hydroforce and an electric sprayer which ever will get me done faster according to the job.
The pepsi sprayer is good but who wants to lug that thing around.

And I just can't agree on using a shampoo tank on a cimex.
Flood and scrub and to me it wastes too much product especially when your using expensive $40 a gallon "miracle" internet snake oil salesmen's scampoos.

 

[Desk Jockey]

For you hydroforce folks...how do you maintain them. Do you just buy a new one every so often?.

Yes every couple of years they ugly out. You can replace part by part but when you start messing with a new water jet in the dema and the gun and lance don't look that get we just get new one's. Just replaced one on a truck yesterday and will give the old one to the rug department.

 

[Mikey P]

Flood and scrub?

Have you ever cleaned with a Cimex Jimmy?

Five gallons goes a looong way.

 

[clean image]

What's interestine about OP sprayer is 1air pump not solution pump and lithium is plus
We use Hudson 3 gal bat sprayers work great Cept hose weak

 

[Ron Werner]

If I understand the pump powerpack correctly, it is a pressure pump, ie it pressurizes the container. If it can't do 40psi it's not worth a dime, You need about 40psi to lay down a decent spray.
I've converted my Omni to a compressor sprayer rather than a pump sprayer. Got tired of the pumps leaking and never working consistently and burning out, at $150/pump, not a cheap fix.

 

[Shawn Abbey]

For you hydroforce folks...how do you maintain them. Do you just buy a new one every so often?.

You rebuild the check valve usually once a year or so. Usually after about 3-5 years we replace the DEMA valve. Real cheap and easy.