Hydro force, Power Force 2, Or dial pre spray.

[Mountain View Carpet Care]

Time for a new inline presprayer. What one should a person get? How accurate are they?

 

[Mountain View Carpet Care]

21 views and not a clue?

 

[Jim Martin]

the winds are changing.most are looking at battery powered sprayers instead of in line sprayers.......

 

[Rex Tyus]

I really can't advise on anything except the HF as far as inline sprayers. I have been very pleased with mine(all of them). My omni is limited to pretreating furniture and applying protector. I use wayyy to much prespray and prefer powders so the constant mixing required with a battery sprayer would be a real time killer for me. The HF is not known for accuracy. However if you get your unit up to operating conditions and do a bucket test it will be reasonably consistant. Mix dilutions accordingly. STAY AWAY from the adjustable HF. I have not spoken to anyone yet that likes it as good as the less expensive old style with the fixed tips. If you have any specific questions I would be happy to share my experience. Hope this helps.

 

[KevinD]

I like the original non adjustable hydroforce but I order them with the spraying systems all metal spray handle.

 

[Art Kelley]

As Rex and Kevin said, forgitabout the adjustable sprayer, it becomes worthless after a while. A good, no nonsense, inline sprayer will give you years of reliable service. Just choose the dilution ratio you desire by using the various metering tips or just use the 4 to 1 chemical draw the Dema valve pulls (as I do). I just mix the powdered prespray Grease Eraser, 2 scoops (6 ounces) in the 5 quart container for most all situations. Sometimes more on a trashed job, but I augment my hydroforcing with a two handed trigger spraying of more appropriate chems with two Spraymasters to quickly hit any heavy deposits. A quick once-over with your 175 and every room is perfectly preconditioned.

 

[Guest]

How much would something like that cost, Art?

I'm in the market for an inline sprayer.

 

[joey895]

I've been using a spraymaster (non-adjustable) for three years and it works great.

I have recently been using my battery powered for occupied homes (to cut back on gas and dry times) but the in-line will always rule for empties and commercial.