How do y'all store your pump up gallon sprayers?
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Mikey P
Administrator
in the garbage can...
hogjowl
Idiot™
Pump up?
Is it still 1960 over there in Georgia?
Is it still 1960 over there in Georgia?
Idiots! I'm not putting my trust in your electric sprayers yet, until I know they last a long time for the cost.
And yes, I still use pump ups for the chems I don't use every day. Microban, acid for tile, etc.
So is there a shelf I can buy for these? I'm tired of them being on my floor and in the way
And yes, I still use pump ups for the chems I don't use every day. Microban, acid for tile, etc.
So is there a shelf I can buy for these? I'm tired of them being on my floor and in the way
Desk Jockey
Member
MultiSprayer they last forever. Consistent spray, more professional image. Get one, see how much you like it then get another or more jugs and just rinse between use.
Pump up are a pain and don't last unless you get those SS ones the bug spray guys use. Those cost as much as a MultiSprayer.
Pump up are a pain and don't last unless you get those SS ones the bug spray guys use. Those cost as much as a MultiSprayer.
hogjowl
Idiot™
Truth ^
Desk Jockey
Member
Not professional ones.
You get a SS B&G one like the bug spray guy uses with a pressure gauge. $250.00-$280.00 and you still have to pump it.
Desk Jockey
Member
I'm not talking to you until you do!
Ohh one last thing.
Add Goggle My Business to your google page. You have tons of reviews but no "Goggle My Business". Quit slackin!
I go in my business all the time. What do you mean?I'm not talking to you until you do!
Ohh one last thing.
Add Goggle My Business to your google page. You have tons of reviews but no "Goggle My Business". Quit slackin!
J Scott W
Member
This holds two pump-up sprayers. Keeps them off the floor, in one place and undamaged. $79.
https://interlinksupply.com/index.php?item_num=AC196
https://interlinksupply.com/index.php?item_num=AC196
Thanks Scott. I'll order 2 of them in a couple weeks
Do they mount on the floor or can I mount them on the wall?
hogjowl
Idiot™
Oh my lord
You're just mad that I caught you being a moron
Mikey P
Administrator
Get the corded Multi and a few spare jugs.
We're going to have to organize a hillbilly high colonic intervention in Scottsdale if you're going to continue to post here. Problem is going to be finding a hose small enough to fit in that penny pinching tight * of yours..
We're going to have to organize a hillbilly high colonic intervention in Scottsdale if you're going to continue to post here. Problem is going to be finding a hose small enough to fit in that penny pinching tight * of yours..
J Scott W
Member
There are brackets and mounting holes to mount on the floor. They can be mounted on the wall, but you would need to make a bracket to do so.
I was just making sure it has a bottom for the jug to sit on if I mount it on the wall
You're also having an orgasm over your orek. Just saying
hogjowl
Idiot™
BAHAHAHA!
J Scott W
Member
Yes, Matt it has a bottom.
Desk Jockey
Member
Mikey P
Administrator
How much?
ruff
Member
There you go Matt, store it just to the left of the red thingie:
I can see this working better than worx or isp as there will be no chemical interaction with the pump to render it useless due to corrosion. Ya should get one and make a review for all of us to watch...
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
Make sure that holder has a couple of drain holes.
After you ditch the pump ups it will be a handy catch all for other small jugs and sprayers. I killed a couple of wet checks in one that had somehow collected water in the bottom.
After you ditch the pump ups it will be a handy catch all for other small jugs and sprayers. I killed a couple of wet checks in one that had somehow collected water in the bottom.
Mikey P
Administrator
I've been torturing my Worx with 170° + water, solvents, O2 etc..
Keeps on worxing..
Keeps on worxing..
