I need a new sprayer.

[SamIam]

Hey!

When did Nate get so picky about plugging into sockets?

 

[Steve Lawrence]

Multisprayer is the "gold standard"
if you buy the battery model, use the charging cord that plugs into the 12vt port you charge your fone with

keep it plugged in 100% of the time while in the van.
between jobs and over night .
Your battery will last years

we used corded and battery
Corded is a bit lighter , battery is more convenient

.L.T.A.

We like the cordless. Plug them into the wall with adapter every night and into the Butler console while trucks are out. Never lose charge.

 

[hogjowl]

Until the battery goes dead ...

 

[Steve Lawrence]

Until the battery goes dead ...

Batteries last 3-7 years and usually die slowly so you can order new and not skip a beat.

 

[hogjowl]

No they don't. 2 to 3 years. And they also start loosing charge after a year.
Idiot

 

[Jimmy L]

"Loosing" bet you use "Prolly" too

MORON!

 

[hogjowl]

I had LOOZER on my mind when I typed that
You're always on my mind

 

[Cleanworks]

I know
I sure miss slingin' a wand everyday......

..L.T.A.

So what are you doing here annoying everybody.

 

[Dolly Llama]

So what are you doing here annoying everybody.

hanging around CC'ers is good for my fragile ego.


..L.T.A.

 

[ruff]

He's working on his syntax.

 

[Sierra Clean Care]

Multi-sprayer corded.
The less dependent you are on batteries, batteries holding charge, someone actually charging them etc. the better off you are. Only disadvantage- need electricity in the home you're spraying.

Old young-ens like Mr. Great forget the universal truth- simple is better.
Or maybe he was too busy sexting to ever learn

I disagree. I've got a corded, and cordless.... last year, today's big job took me, and a helper, 8.5hrs..... today, I was done in 4hrs, 50min.... guess which one was cordless.....

 

[Sierra Clean Care]

I disagree. I've got a corded, and cordless.... last year, today's big job took me, and a helper, 8.5hrs..... today, I was done in 4hrs, 50min.... guess which one was cordless.....

AND made 240 hr.......

 

[Able 1]

They have extension cords longer then 10'!! It took you almost 4 hours to plug in a cord..

I should really start using an electric sprayer instead of my hydro-force on commercial.. I could have saved some time on this last one!

 

[ruff]

I disagree. I've got a corded, and cordless.... last year, today's big job took me, and a helper, 8.5hrs..... today, I was done in 4hrs, 50min.... guess which one was cordless.....

Improbable. Try again.

Would love to see your plug in technique.

 

[Sierra Clean Care]

Improbable. Try again.

Would love to see your plug in technique.

Why do you say that? Last year, it was old carpet(changed in Feb.), power agitate with CRB, extact. This year, new van, (more heat-suction), and didn't have to set up 4TD, and no power agitate..... less set up, less hose/cords..... still think 'improbable '?

 

[Sierra Clean Care]

Improbable. Try again.

Would love to see your plug in technique.

I have a socket in my van.... plugged in ALWAYS.....

 

[ruff]

Why do you say that? Last year, it was old carpet(changed in Feb.), power agitate with CRB, extact. This year, new van, (more heat-suction), and didn't have to set up 4TD, and no power agitate..... less set up, less hose/cords..... still think 'improbable '?

So, in other words, Jeff, it had absolutely nothing to do with the battery versus corded sprayer.

I have a socket in my van.... plugged in ALWAYS.....

I meant the wall plugging technique of the corded sprayer that added all the extra hours to your work. That plugging technique must be something else

Anyhow, we all have our preferences, likes and what we consider advantageous. They're all good.

 

[Able 1]

 

[Able 1]

Where is Marty when you need him?

 

[Cleanworks]

Where is Marty when you need him?

taking a nap.

 

[Living The Dream]

I think I'm going to go Multi Sprayer cordless.

 

[Dolly Llama]

I think I'm going to go Multi Sprayer cordless.

Be sure to keep it plugged in when it gets put back in the van .
Run the cord permanently to where you stow it on the van so that doesn't get forgotten or neglected.

between jobs, over night and while on vacation ..plugged in
your battery will last years then.

if you don't follow that procedure, you'll be lucky to get more than a year out the battery

.L.T.A.

 

[steve_64]

I can't tell you how many times my battery sprayer was plugged in but had a bad connection somewhere.

 

[Jimmy L]

Gave up on the battery multisprayer. Bad connection with the plug in bla bla bla........jug dripping down and corroding the internals......bla bla bla...........bad design to have the internals right below the jug.........no easy access.......POS.

But I still use my plug in multisprayer for small jobs and furniture.

 

[Sierra Clean Care]

So, in other words, Jeff, it had absolutely nothing to do with the battery versus corded sprayer.

I meant the wall plugging technique of the corded sprayer that added all the extra hours to your work. That plugging technique must be something else

Anyhow, we all have our preferences, likes and what we consider advantageous. They're all good.

Ok, ok, the battery sprayer wasn't the only reason... but it did help. I find it the cats meow for lots of things.... especially protector, and doing lots of uph. I modified it by adding a 25' coil airhose.

 

[steve_64]

Gave up on the battery multisprayer. Bad connection with the plug in bla bla bla........jug dripping down and corroding the internals......bla bla bla...........bad design to have the internals right below the jug.........no easy access.......POS.

But I still use my plug in multisprayer for small jobs and furniture.

I'm getting the plug in next. My pump started leaking on the battery sprayer now. Went to rural King and got on for $30 but pretty sure it won't last. Had to rig it up because it's 3/8 instead of 1/4.

 

[Cleanworks]

For speed, you can't beat the hydro-force.

 

[ruff]

And finally we're all back to square one

 

[Jimmy L]

Just get a flojet for that replacement pump